Missionaries Mannan and Aleyah Mridha

Mannan founded and leads Holy House Church Bangladesh, a network of over 300 churches, focusing on the disciple making process.

Mannan says, โ€œThe disciple making process begins when a believer finds another believer and they pray and work together to build up one another (1 Corinthians 14:26; Hebrews 10:24-25) and help each other fulfill the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20; Acts 1:8). They will seek to turn friends into converts through friendship evangelism and then also into disciples by inviting them to become house church members.โ€

He adds, โ€œDisciples are those who are willing to be mentored to form a more Christ-like character, equipped to discover and minister with their spiritual gifts, and trained to do evangelism. By then the disciple should have become a disciple maker, empowered to lead his or her own house church.โ€

More about Mannan and Aleyah

Mannan was born and raised in a Sunni Muslim family. His mother is a Hafiz of Quran (full Quran committed to memory.) He became a believer in Christ in June 1998, studied a basic Bible course and began his ministry in 1999. In 2000 he married Aleyah, also a Muslim background Christian, and they have three children.

About Bangladesh

Bengalis are the largest unreached people group in the world by population, being only 0.37% Christian. Persecution against Christians is common, but the most severe persecution is toward those who convert from Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, or tribal backgrounds.

Spiritual Strongholds

  • False religious faith
  • Poverty
  • Illiteracy
  • Traditional Christian silence
  • Deception

Please pray for

  • Godly wisdom
  • Provision
  • Protection against persecution

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