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Lord, today we pray again for the Rohingya, particularly
for those seeking refuge in Bangladesh. We are so thankful the government
of Bangladesh is making provision for 800,000 refugees. It is hard to imagine
this absolutely massive influx of people arriving in one country in such a
short period of time, and how much that would tax this nation. So we are
grateful for their kindness toward this people group that is counted among the
world’s most persecuted. At the same time we are very concerned. As you know
more than we do, 800,000 refugees in one place is not a formula for success and
prosperity. So, Heavenly Father, we pray that this camp at Kutupalong will defy the odds. We pray that even
now you would mobilize organizations, churches and individuals to help the
Rohingya at Kutupalong, not only to meet basic needs, but to provide dignity, therapy,
activities, stimulation, healing and peace in this place, which is being built right
now. And, Lord, do we do continue to pray that the truth will come out about
what is happening in Myanmar, and that the barbarism would cease. We want to
see resolution at the root. In Jesus’ name we pray, amen.
Update: https://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2018/05/08/UN-launches-effort-to-vaccinate-Rohingya-refugees-against-cholera/8261525799890/?utm_source=sec&utm_campaign=sl&utm_medium=3
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