Introduction / History

Linguistically, the Dime belong to the Omotic language family. The Dime people live in the North Omo Administrative Region. Their territory consists of a mountain range of less than 20 kms width and 55 kms length, which stretches from north to south.

Their neighbors are the Chara to the north (across the river Omo), the Basketo to the north-east and east, the Aari to the southeast, the Mursi and some Surma to the south-west, and the Bodi (Me'en) to the west. They have 47% lexical similarity with the Banna.

What Are Their Lives Like?

They use terracing when tilling the land and grow maize, barley and enset (false banana).

What Are Their Beliefs?

Those the Dime still practice traditional religion, they also have a strong Evangelical presence.

What Are Their Needs?

The Dime can be Christ-bearers to the lost in Ethiopia.

Prayer Items

Pray for the Lord to purify his church in Ethiopia, especially among the Dime people.
Pray for the Holy Spirit to move in the Dime homeland, driving them to take Christ to the lost.
Pray that soon Dime disciples will be making more disciples.

Scripture Prayers for the Dime in Ethiopia.

References

Dr. Samuel Kebreab