Prières quotidiennes

Ruth works on an Indian Ocean Island, seeking to share the gospel with people who have never had it explained to them. Praise God for opportunities to challenge preconceptions about Christians and build trust with patients in the hospital. This month, she was treating an older man following a stroke, and he and his wife were initially reluctant for her to touch him, as a woman and a believer. But by the end of his ten-session block of therapy, they hugged her and bought her a big bag of fruit as a gift from their home out in a village!  Please pray that Ruth’s presence in the community will be used to soften hearts towards the Lord, and that they may come to see that the love she has for them comes from Him.

Hannah is the Child Safety Officer for AIM. Give thanks for 33 new AIM members and their children, from 14 different countries, and serving all over Africa in different contexts, who have recently finished their Africa-Based Orientation training. Hannah led Child Safety sessions for children and adults and enjoyed sharing cups of chai and meals with people. Please pray that God will use Hannah’s labours and multiply them in the places that these missionaries have been sent to, so that they faithfully embody the care of Jesus.

The Muslim fasting month starts today until 19th March. For the next month, Muslims around the world will be actively seeking to be holy before Allah as they fast during daylight hours. Today is also the start of Lent, when we remember the 40-day fast that Jesus undertook in the wilderness. Pray that believers use the opportunity of the Lenten fast to pray and be enthusiastic witnesses, sharing their faith in Christ with their Muslim communities in a meaningful way.

Holly has just begun a new assignment in North Africa, working in a hospital among unreached people. Recently, while her team were doing a book study, there was a commotion downstairs as a family brought in a (tragically fatal) sick patient. It was a stark demonstration of the contrast between the hope and security they knew and could take great comfort in, as they sat upstairs, and the sorrow and despair the family below were experiencing; a powerful reminder of the reason why they, and the hospital, are there to share the hope of Christ. Please pray for Holly as she navigates these contrasts, and that the Lord may use her to be a light in places of great darkness.

Graham and Fiona have recently retired from service in Africa to settle in the UK. Pray for them as they take the next year as a sabbatical to adjust to this new culture that is now their home and wait on the Lord to discern their roles in a land that feels strange. Ask that the Lord would walk with them and comfort them as they continue to process grief and loss.

Pray for the 2,000  Y refugees living in the Horn right now, whose number is growing all the time due to the ongoing conflict in their homeland.  Pray for an end to the conflict, for suffering people to get the help they need, and for the many refugees who have fled around the world to hear the gospel and be saved.

Pray that as we are part of the precious, redeemed, and dearly loved people of the Lord, we would strive to be increasingly seeking Jesus’ presence in prayer, in complete dependence on Him for grace, guidance, strength, wisdom, and fruitfulness (John 15:5)

Please pray for those working among African diaspora communities in the UK. There is a growing sense of fearfulness among the immigrant and asylum-seeking communities due primarily to publicised political forums against asylum-seekers and immigrants in the U.K.Praise God for those who have recently come to profess Christ and ask that the Lord would strengthen their faith as they seek to share the good news in this current climate.

Amelia serves in West Africa, sharing the gospel with those in a region that is very opposed to the message of Jesus Christ. She recently shared an encouraging story from a colleague about a man he has been discipling. This young man keeps his faith secret and lives in fear of anyone finding out about his faith. But the other day, he walked into his brother’s home and saw his two nieces watching the Jesus film on an Arabic TV channel. Without thinking, he exclaimed: I love this film, it’s my favourite! And with his brother sitting right there, his nieces told him that they watched this channel all the time. Pray that this would be a small beginning, and that the number of those who love Jesus would grow and grow in that family.

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