The thing that stuck out to me is how she realized that we (I say we as Christians) weren't praying for the Muslims to come to know the Lord. She talks about how we're not as burdened for them to know Jesus as Lord. After hearing about the women, I understand more now about how the women are viewed, treated, and the conversations they have with their friends. It was interesting to see how they view sickness, and it was painful to see how a baby was mistreated. It was sad to hear how the men take advantage of the women in several ways and how even a woman dressed in a veil can still be looked upon by a guy and lusted after.
I would dare say that Christ followers need to read this book. After reading it, I understand more about how I can pray for other missionaries from the IMB (International Mission Board) who are serving in these areas and for Muslims, in general. It opened my eyes to things that I never realized or understood.
Audra and her husband, Kevin, along with their 3 (now 4 kids) were missionaries to Yemen and later on in Egypt. They have since returned to the U.S. so that their children could attend high school. They are very active in getting God's Word into the Middle East.
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I received this book free from Bethany House Publishing in exchange for my honest review of this book.




