Missions specialists acknowledge the mountainous “high places,” connecting Tibet and the northern side of India’s Hindu Kush region, as well as Pakistan and Afghanistan, as an area that hosts a full range of practiced religions—including Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, and tribal spirit worship.

The High Places Prayer Patrol, a prayer initiative launched in 2012, invites an unprecedented visitation of God’s Spirit across the Hindu Kush, from Tibet over to Pakistan and Afghanistan. The strategy includes on-site prayer teams as well as an invitation to the Body of Christ around the world to join the prayer effort.

The website for the High Places Prayer Patrol equips Christians with powerful prayer tools. It also helps connect believers around the world in prayer for spiritual breakthroughs in these rugged mountaintops. An interactive map on the website features 400-plus red dots representing unreached people groups in the region.

To sign up or explore other website features, go to highplaces.prayerpatrol.net.

From Prayer Connect magazine.