At ANOMALY CO., we’re not just about being a cool clothing brand, we’re on a mission to create clothes that encourage Christians to be the light of the world. Which is exactly why we’re donating 50% of all profits from Collection 002: HARVEST to a church-planter in the Arab world.
But why this region and this people?
Because within the Arab world (a region of the 10/40 window made of 16 countries and 300 million people), only 5% know Jesus!! In the United States, anyone can drive down almost any street and come across at least one church, but those living in the Arab world would rarely come across a church. These people truly have little to no access to the Gospel. They are living in darkness without even knowing it.
The heart of Islam lies in the Arab world, and a revival among the prominent countries in the 10/40 window would spark a chain reaction all over the world! A people who have been sold a false “hope” in exchange for dead works would receive the true Gospel that sets them free based on the finished work of Christ! If the center for Islam experienced revival, it would only spread around the globe, bringing hope to millions more!
We strongly believe in the power of prayer, which is why “pray for the laborers” is on each piece from this collection. As Jesus commanded us in Luke 10:2, we pray that the Lord would send laborers into the harvest, which is plentiful! Join us in praying in these ways:
- Pray for the persecuted Church: 47 of the top 50 countries experiencing Christian persecution lie in the 10/40 window
- Pray for Church-planting movements to start gaining traction and resources
- Pray that the Holy Spirit starts preparing the soil of the hearts of those who do not yet know Christ, that they may be receptive to the seed of the Gospel
Thank you for partnering with us as we partner with Christ to bring His light to the darkness of this world!
Check out these links to learn more about the 10/40 window:
https://joshuaproject.net/resources/articles/10_40_window
https://advancingnativemissions.com/what-is-the-10-40-window-and-why-is-it-important/