Prayer Points

PALESTINE - Our field team tells us that Christians in Gaza have a long way to go toward restoring their lives and properties after the violence they’ve seen. Pray that they will heal from the trauma and wounds of war.

IRAQ - Pray for Iraqi believers who are the first and only Christians in their families. Pray for inner strength as they face scrutiny and hostility, and for sensitivity to Spirit-led opportunities to tell others about Jesus

IRAQ - Converted Muslims are Iraq’s most vulnerable Christian community, susceptible to family rejection, job discrimination and even physical violence. Pray for opportunities for those followers to meet with other Christians.

IRAQ - Pray for our local partner who studies project proposals for microloan projects for Iraqi Christians who are struggling financially. Ask God for wisdom and discernment for those partners who consider and designate these loans.

MYANMAR - Pray for God’s providence and grace upon Pastor Myint and his wife. Their health is weak. Pray for their healing and also for their children as they experience persecution and pain along with their parents.

MYANMAR - May asks us to pray: “Because of the war and persecution, many believers are displaced, and we have lost connection with them. Please pray that they will remain faithful to Jesus.”

MYANMAR - Pray with Pastor Myint* and his wife May*. They have lost everything because of their passion for sharing the Gospel. Local villagers – empowered by the coup – destroyed their home and threatened their family.

MYANMAR - Moe Moe and her husband participated in persecution survival training led by Open Doors partners. Ask God to bless our partner, Pastor David*, who travelled far to teach them to respond Biblically when they encounter persecution.

MYANMAR - Moe Moe*, a believer from Kayah State, has been repeatedly displaced due to the violence. “It is challenging to be on the run every time,” she says. Pray for peace and perseverance for your sister.

MYANMAR - Pastor Mun* was also forced to flee his community. “We must leave our homes for our safety. We can no longer go to our churches,” he says. Pray for guidance as he discerns the next steps for him…