Prières quotidiennes
Ruth
Ruth* works on an Indian Ocean Island, seeking to share the gospel with people who have never had it explained to them. She is currently on home assignment and tonight is sharing with her home church what the Lord has been doing. Pray for help in presenting and a prayerful response. In her time at home, please ask the Lord that she would manage her diary well, fitting in as many appointments with people as she can, but without being overwhelmed, and still maintaining some rhythms of rest. Please ask for good health, stamina and energy as she will be seeing and staying with lots of different people and living out of a suitcase. Pray for good reconnections and for her to cope with changes/culture shock well. Pray too that she would spend time with Jesus and know His faithfulness amidst all the travel and rootlessness. Thank the Lord for couple of catch-up phone calls with her neighbours Nora and Sonya back on the island and ask for these friendships to be maintained while she is away. *Name changed for security reasons
Dawn
Dawn* works to bring the gospel to unreached peoples in the Indian Ocean Islands. Give thanks for all the interactions with island friends whilst a family member and friend were visiting. Thank the Lord for always providing fuel for her scooter just when she needs it and that the scooter has been working reliably. Praise the Lord that some of the local island believers have been meeting consistently as a church family. Ask the Lord to give Dawn wisdom for a good work routine, which also allows time for visits with longstanding village friends. Pray too that there would be an increased hunger for the Word among followers and seekers, and wisdom for the team as they share resources. Pray that Dawn’s laptop would keep working and that she would have a consistent schedule in finalising the translation of 1 Samuel, and testing other drafts. *Name changed for security reasons
Neem
Pray for the 300,000 Neem* people who mostly live in Eastern Chad, but also in Sudan. Pray for the many contacts a worker is making with these people, that they will understand the good news and turn to Christ. A number are Sudanese refugees working in the area. *Name changed for security reasons
Compassionate and Humble
Compassionate and Humble. Pray that our voice as an organisation will reflect a deep compassion for the lost, highlighting the meaningful connections we seek to have with the peoples of Africa, and expressing the importance of personal relationships. Pray also that we would emphasize the importance of understanding and respecting diverse cultures, and commit to thoughtful engagement with local communities and churches. Pray that we would position ourselves as learners and servants, marked by humility in all we do and say.
Short Termer Morgan
Please pray for Short Termer Morgan, who is serving with the Dukana Inbound Team until October 2025. As Morgan pursues the possibility of future long-term service, ask the Lord to provide for his needs and to clearly guide in where he should serve. Pray that he will find the planned Bible Training for Church Pastors helpful in his preparations.
Short Termer Zac
Please pray for prospective Short Termer Zac, as he is looking to serve in Youth Sports Ministry in Tanzania for a year in 2026. Give thanks for a very positive meeting with his church leader last month and pray for Zac as he prepares to serve, that the Lord will give him a team of faithful prayer and financial supporters.
Barry and Heather Mann
Barry and Heather Mann work with Growing Nations, an organisation based in Maphutseng, Lesotho, which shares God’s love through a focus on agricultural knowledge and training. Barry also serves as AIM International’s Crisis Consultant. Molula was a student at Growing Nations back in 2016/17. Shortly after graduating, she became a missionary herself in Cambodia, working with trafficked children who had no hope, teaching them about God’s love for them through Farming God’s Way. She is now back in Lesotho and has set up her own demonstration farm/training centre, where she is teaching her local community, particularly the young adults, how to practice Farming God’s Way. The journey has not been easy and she has faced resistance at times, but with God’s help, she has now been accepted by the community as they see the benefits that Farming God’s Way brings. As well as teaching practical skills, Molula is investing in the lives of the young people through weekly bible studies, providing the girls with a safe space to study after school, and she has also recently started a pre-school. Please pray for her as she continues to invest in the lives of others, pour out God’s love, and bring hope into the community.
Rebecca Welsh
Rebecca Welsh teaches chemistry and broader science at Rift Valley Academy (RVA), Kenya. Many of those Rebecca was closest to last year are no longer at RVA, so ask the Lord to provide good friendships and a real sense of community for Rebecca this year. Pray too for work visas as Rebecca’s and those of some other staff members still haven’t been processed, which causes problems when travelling.
Alan and Pauline Jordan
Alan and Pauline Jordan serve with the Africa Inland Church in Nanyuki, northern Kenya. On Saturday 2nd August 2025 the first BTCP (Bible Training Course for Pastors) Graduation took place in Nanyuki, Kenya. Alan has taught this course in Nanyuki over the last two-and-a-half years, delivering over 500 hours of classroom instruction to Christian leaders from various church denominations. There were sixteen students who graduated with their certificate of completion. Also graduating were fifteen students with a certificate of completion from the teacher training course, which will enable them to teach the BTCP course to their own churches and people. They were trained by Edwin Ojodo, the BTCP coordinator in Kenya north. Pray for the graduates to put into practice all that they have learned and live fruitful and faithful lives in service of Jesus.
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