2 June 2026
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.”
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.”
VENEZUELA - Pray for God’s guidance and wisdom so that the Church in Venezuela can be a light amid social tension in a time marked by electoral processes and momentous decisions.
IRAN - Pray with Iranian Christians imprisoned for their faith. Heavenly Father, as we remember our family in prison (Hebrews 13:3), flood their cells with Your presence.
IRAN - Pray for Iranians, especially young people, who are seeking purpose and direction. Ask God to place people in their paths to guide them to Him.
IRAN - Pray with 20-something Setareh*, who leads small discipleship groups in Iran. “Pray that God brings a partner into my life – someone who shares His vision and calling.”
IRAN - Iranian Christian Majid* asks for prayer for his parents and brother. His brother was kept in prison and beaten during the protests. Pray for healing and resilience.
IRAN - Pray for those who serve Christians inside Iran – also affected by what they hear and carry. Ask the Lord to protect them and give them discernment and wisdom to know how to pray and comfort leaders.
IRAN - Pray with Maryam*, a Christian woman serving the underground Church in Iran. “Please pray for our people. What they have seen with their own eyes and heard with their own ears has deeply affected them.”
IRAN - Pray by name today for Ghazal Marzban, a Christian convert in Iran. She is one of a rising number of religious minorities who have been rearrested. Ask God to be ever close to our sister.
IRAN - Ziba*, an Iranian Christian, shares: “We want to bring truth and hope to our nation … Please pray that God shows us how to love our community with the hope of Jesus.”