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According to the mythology of the Bhandai, they were in charge of the treasures of Lord Indra during Saryug and left for Sindh during the battle between the aryas or devas (gods) and rakshasas (demons). Widow remarriage is allowed. Bhandari women play a vital role in social, religious, spiritual, and economic pursuits. Amba Mata is their caste deity, Gotrej their kul deity, and Holi Mata and Lakshmi Mata are their village deities.
Hinduism is interwoven in all of Bhandari life. Any attempt to share a different religious view will probably be viewed with suspicion or hostility.
Focused prayer and sustained effort will be needed to reach this community with the Gospel. They probably won't be reached without intentional effort.
There are no known believers today, but pray for those the Lord will draw to himself. They will need prayer support.
Please pray this group will be taught by God's Spirit they need forgiveness for their sin. Pray He will then teach them about Christ.
"But indeed, as I live, all the earth will be filled with the glory of the Lord." Numbers 14:21
The JP Unreached app is a great way to join thousands world-wide praying for the unreached people group of the day.
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JP Unreached is a mobile device application designed to present the Unreached People of the Day. Use the app each day to learn about and pray for a different unreached people group.
JP Unreached people group profiles include a photo, statistics, text, map, Scripture reference and prayer items.
No, only 366 groups are shown in this app. See Joshua Project for a complete list of unreached peoples.
Yes, the Lists page provides a look-up for any of the featured 366 people groups by day of the year, country or people name.
JP Unreached is available for both Apple iOS and Android devices. Once installed, the app does not require internet access.
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We highly value feedback and suggestions. Go to the "More or FAQ" screen in the app and tap "Send App Feedback" or contact us.
These apps were built by dedicated volunteers who are passionate about unreached peoples and languages. The Android version was built by two student volunteers during the LightSys Spring 2012 Code-A-Thon. The iPhone / iPad version was built by the amazing Hison Kahng. Our special thanks to Tumbler, Bacon and Hison for their great work!
