Prayer Points

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - Pray with us for five Rwandan believers sentenced to prison for “refusing to stop witnessing their faith”. Ask God to be near to them and their families (Psalm 34:18).

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - A recent video released by the extremist group ISWAP tells Nigerian Christians: “Convert or die” and that all Christians are “legitimate targets”. Pray fervently for protection.

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - Pray with the Christian community of Bum in northern Nigeria, where nine people were killed in a Fulani militant attack. Ask God to surround them with

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - Our sister Josephina is grieving the loss of her husband and four children, who remain missing after extremist attacks in Mozambique. She and hundreds are displaced. Pray for comfort and restoration.

CHINA - Pray with students and teachers subjected to disciplinary measures for their faith. Ask God to find favour with Christian students denied access to graduate programmes and applications for government positions.

CHINA - Pray today with Christian university teachers who are often placed on watchlists, frequently questioned by leaders and pressured to avoid unregistered house churches. Pray that their faith will be deeply rooted and unshakable.

CHINA - Pray for Christian students in China. Once-vibrant student fellowships on university campuses have largely disappeared, with only a few continuing in secret. Ask God to guide them.

CHINA - Pray for China’s next generation. A Chinese youth ministry leader shared: “The fiercest spiritual battle is for the faith of the younger generation. Campus ministry workers often face risks, and we need more prayers.”

VENEZUELA - There is fear that the government could become much harsher, even prohibiting church gatherings. Pray with church leaders as they respond to these challenges.

VENEZUELA - Venezuelan Pastor Manuel* shared specific prayer requests after the removal of the country’s former president. “Pray for our peace,” he says, “and that the levels of anxiety and uncertainty among Venezuelans decrease.”