5 October 2025
Pray that Christians who no longer have access to a Bible will recall Scripture they once knew and find encouragement in it.
Pray that Christians who no longer have access to a Bible will recall Scripture they once knew and find encouragement in it.
A small number of believers have access to Bibles buried in the ground and concealed in walls. Pray that hidden Bibles will be protected, preserved and used to build up and empower the Body of Christ.
In Homs, Pastor Edward Mossa helps lead a home for youth. He hopes you’ll pray with him: “We pray for each other in all circumstances. We call upon you to pray for us, that these times may pass as peacefully…
Razzouk asks us to raise prayers for God to bring lost people to the glory of the Lord and strengthen the church. “I am present here because this is my calling. The Lord called me to glorify His name.”
Pray with Razzouk Al-Akhras, a worker in the Alliance Church in Homs. He shared his prayer for the church as Syria’s new government takes power: “I pray the coming time is for the Lord’s glory, and that this government will…
WOMEN IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - Pray for women in sub-Saharan Africa – the torchbearers for the next generation, the hand holders, the tear catchers. Ask God to give them a special blessing.
WOMEN IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - Pray with female captives who are physically enslaved to their captors. Pray they will remember that because of Christ’s work on the cross, they are no longer spiritually enslaved.
WOMEN IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - Pray that women who have suffered so much for their faith would be reminded in unimaginable ways that through their faith, they are daughters of God (Gal. 3:26) and co-heirs with Christ.
WOMEN IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - Ask God to raise up more trauma care workers. Pray for workers’ emotional and spiritual well-being as they listen to repeated accounts of sexual violence.
WOMEN IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA - Rifkatu found healing at Open Doors’ trauma care centre in northern Nigeria. Ask God to bless the Shalom Centre and its workers abundantly.