PRAYER DIARY

 

For week beginning Sunday 14th to Saturday 20th August ‘11

 

Praying for Spurgeons

Spurgeons is one of the UK’s largest Christian charities working with children, young people and families. With numerous projects in the UK and overseas, they are committed to professional social work as a practical expression of their Christian faith. Which means, put simply, they are in the business of changing lives - for good. Their work would be impossible without the support of individuals and churches, and the partnership of local authorities, trusts and companies. Because each of their projects is rooted in its local community, every one of them is different.

Spurgeons focuses its work in three core areas: Working with children and young people in disadvantaged communities, working with children and young people with disrupted lives, working with children and young people from marginalized Groups. From giving children in care in the UK a voice in their own future, to supporting AIDS orphans in Africa, Spurgeons exists to create opportunities for vulnerable children and young people to find hope and transformation now and fulfilment in their future.

 

Day 1 – Sunday 14th August

 

Please pray for the projects that support children following bereavement – children who have lost a loved one.

 

Day 2 – Monday 15th  

 

Please pray for the projects that support families, providing essential ongoing help for children and their families.

 

Day 3 – Tuesday 16th

 

Please pray for the projects that support young carers.

 

Day 4 – Wednesday 17th

 

Please pray for the projects that support children separated from their parents.

 

Day 5 – Thursday 18th

 

Please pray for the projects that support children at risk of offending.


 Day 6 – Friday 19th

 

Please pray for the projects that support ‘troubled’ children, providing essential help for children with challenging behaviour.

 

Day 7 – Saturday 20th

 

Please pray for projects that support children living with a disability.


For week beginning Sunday 21st to Saturday 27th August ‘11

Praying for Christian Aid

Christian Aid (CA) is a Christian organisation that insists the world can and must be swiftly changed to one where everyone can live a full life, free from poverty.CA work globally for profound change that eradicates the causes of poverty, striving to achieve equality, dignity and freedom for all, regardless of faith or nationality. CA are part of a wider movement for social justice.CA provide urgent, practical and effective assistance where need is great, tackling the effects of poverty as well as its root causes. Christian Aid has a vision - an end to poverty. CA’s essential purpose is to expose the scandal of poverty, to help in practical ways to root it out from the world, to challenge and change structures and systems that favour the rich and powerful over the poor and marginalized. CA are an agency of churches in Britain and Ireland and are mandated to work on relief, development and advocacy for poverty eradication.  Christian Aid’s work is founded on Christian faith, inspired by hope and acts to change an unjust world through charity – a practical love and care for our neighbours.

World Water Week runs from the 21st to 27th August. Please pray for Christian Aid partner Agency for Humanitarian and Development Assistance Afghanistan’s (AHDAA) work with rural communities in Afghanistan to help them get clean water. Thirty-six per cent of the Afghan population lives below the poverty line, and only 39 per cent of the population has access to clean water.

Day 1 – Sunday 21st August

Please pray that the annual World Water Week event in Stockholm will raise awareness around the world of people who do not have access to a ready supply of clean water. Please pray that the event will be successful in causing people / organizations / nations to respond with help to those in need.  

Day 2 – Monday 22nd

Please pray for the people of Afghanistan in light of all that they are experiencing. Please give thanks to God for all organizations who are working to make a positive difference to people’s lives there, including Christian Aid’s partner agency, AHDAA.

Day 3 – Tuesday 23rd

Please pray for AHDAA’s work building pipelines from water springs to villages via small reservoirs.


Day 4 - Wednesday 24th

Please pray for increased employment opportunities as community members. are employed to work on the pipe-scheme project.

Day 5 – Thursday 25th

Please pray for increased educational possibilities now that villagers no longer have to walk up to three hours to fetch clean water.

Day 6 – Friday 26th

Please pray for AHDAA’s health education work that is linked to water supply.

 

Day 7 - Saturday 27th

 

Please pray for AHDAA’s work in the sector of animal farming and agriculture, working with communities whose livelihoods have been devastated by droughts, floods and three decades of conflict.


 

For week beginning Sunday 28th August to Saturday 3rd September ‘11

 

Praying for Highams Park

 

 

Day 1 – Sunday 28th August

 

‘Father God,

We pray for the schools of Highams Park as they prepare to resume following the Summer break – we pray for all who work in these places of learning. We pray for the children and young people. Thank you that there are more opportunities for Christians to input their faith into schools now than in previous years. We pray for Waltham Forest ‘Youth For Christ’ who are working in this area to bring Your Word to pupils. Please be at work through their words and actions by Your Holy Spirit, so that many young lives will be touched and that they decide to follow Jesus and trust in Him. Amen.’

 

Day 2 – Monday 29th

 

‘Father God,

We pray for those whose occupation it is to serve this community – for health workers, social workers, police officers, those in the fire service, doctors and nurses…….. we pray that you would help them in their jobs as they serve the community. Amen.’

 

Day 3 – Tuesday 30th

 

‘Father God,

We pray for those in Highams Park who need to be released from the addictions of drink or drugs or something else. Please be at work in their lives. Please bring them into contact with the people who can help them as is their need. Amen.’

 

Day 4 – Wednesday 31st

 

‘Father God,

We pray for families in our community – please help families to be strong and supportive and loving. Amen.’

 

Day 5 – Thursday 1st September

 

‘Father God,

We pray for those who make decisions within local government that affect Highams Park. Please bless them with wisdom in their areas of responsibility, and we pray that their decisions will not hinder your Word from being proclaimed. We pray that they might become Christians. Amen.’

 


Day 6 – Friday 2nd 

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‘Father God,

We pray for those in Highams Park who once followed you but who are not doing so now. Please draw them back into close fellowship with a local Church. We pray for all those who do not have a Christian faith.  We pray for those who are searching for something but perhaps do not even know what for.  We pray that they would find you.  We pray that Your light would shine into their hearts.  Amen.’

 

Day 7 – Saturday 3rd

 

‘Father God,

We pray for the Churches of ‘Churches Together in Highams Park’. May our lives of worship and service be used by you, guided by your Spirit. We pray that we would know your help and guidance as we as ‘Churches Together’ look to reach out into our local community. We pray that people in our community would be open to seeing and hearing the good news of Jesus. We pray that you would help us to be good representatives of that Good news. We pray that we might be good ambassadors for Jesus. We thank you for the opportunities that we have to show and tell the Good News and we pray that you would help us to see when the opportunities are there. Amen.’


For week beginning Sunday 4th to Saturday 10th September ‘11

 

Praying for the work of Operation Agri

 

Operation Agri is a charity which supports Christian-led rural and urban development projects in three continents, showing the love of Jesus in action by attacking the basic causes of poverty amongst some of the least fortunate people in the world, regardless of their religious, ethnic and cultural backgrounds.

OA supports sustainable development work such as agricultural centres to assist farmers, and irrigation schemes for rural communities. OA also supports projects that bring lasting improvement to people's lives, such as basic health clinics, and women's empowerment groups in urban slums.

 

Day 1 – Sunday 4th September

 

Bangladesh

The Duaripara slum project in Dhaka works with girls at risk of commercial and sexual exploitation, sharing the love of God in practical and meaningful ways. Please give thanks that the project has already been successful in bringing hope and change to lives of the girls and their families. Please pray for further positive change.

 

Day 2 – Monday 5th 

 

Brazil

Please remember in prayer BMS workers Daveen and Mike Wilson and Paul as they continue their work at Trapiá in NE Brazil. Praise God for the recent baptisms of young people and for those who have remained faithful over many years. Pray that the ongoing development of beekeeping and the improvements to health and lifestyle of these needy people will not be hindered by those who seek to destroy through envy and jealousy.


Day 3 – Tuesday 6th 

 

Nepal

Rana Chuk has recently been appointed as Executive Director of Operation Agri’s partner NGO, MCDS in Kathmandu. Pray for Rana as he oversees the development activities of MCDS – that strategies and plans for the future of the work may be put together under God’s guidance and that in it all the work and witness of the project may bring glory to God and a brighter hope for the future to the many served by the projects.

 


Day 4 – Wednesday 7th   

 

D R Congo

A tailoring and dressmaking project based in one of the poor parts of Kinshasa is giving hope to young women who might otherwise have ended up in prostitution. Pray for the success of this project which has the aim of training 80 students over the three years of funding provided by OA.

 

Day 5 – Thursday 8th 

Tanzania

Training in sustainable agriculture is going well but successful monitoring has been difficult because the new motorcycle funded by OA has been held up in customs in Dar es Salaam for several months. Pray that it will soon be in use in and around Karagwe visiting and encouraging local farmers as they try out new ways of growing crops.

 

Day 6 – Friday 9th 

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The people in Gulu in the north of the country have suffered war for many years and now that peace has come they are trying to rebuild their lives. Pray for the sustainable agriculture project as it seeks to offer hope for better harvests, using oxen for ploughing and sustainable organic techniques for producing better crops.

 

Day 7 – Saturday 10th

 

Give thanks to Almighty God for his blessing on the recent celebrations of 50 years of Operation Agri’s activities around the world. Pray that as OA go forward into the new work which God has for them, that they may be fully resourced in personnel and finance so that the years ahead may continue to see many needy people lifted from poverty.

 

 


For week beginning Sunday 11th to Saturday 17th September ‘11

 

Praying for the life and work of the Church

 

 

Day 1 – Sunday 11th September

 

Please pray for our time together as a Church family on Sundays.

 

Please pray that God would be increasingly at work - helping, guiding and equipping us as individuals and as a community as we seek to live for Him.   

Please pray for the Junior Church. Please thank God for the children, young people, teachers and helpers. Please pray for the children and young people to understand the teaching and apply it to their lives.

Please pray that the Church and the Junior Church would continue to grow spiritually and numerically.

 

Day 2 -  Monday 12th

 

Please pray for people from the Church in their places of work that God would help them in their work and that they would be able to live out their faith in and through their work setting.  

Please pray for ‘Energize’ Children’s Group, as we seek to reach out to children and their families in the community.

 

Day 3 – Tuesday 13th 

 

Please pray for people of all ages within Highams Park and the surrounding areas - that God would be at work in their lives by His Holy Spirit such that, as we seek to reach out to them with the good news of Jesus, they would be open and responsive. 

 

Day 4 – Wednesday 14th

 

Please pray for the Cell Groups of the Church that they would help people to grow in their faith.  Please give thanks to God for how he is at work in and through the Cell Groups. Please pray that the groups would continue to provide love, support and encouragement to people. Please pray for the hosts and leaders of the groups that they would know God’s help in this role and responsibility.

 

Day 5 – Thursday 15th

 

Please pray for the Church Council as it seeks to serve the Church. Please pray for God’s help for the Church Council, and the Church as a whole, to be wise and discerning as it seeks to listen to God, and respond.    


Day 6 – Friday 16th

 

Please pray for the Boys’ Brigade. Please give thanks to God for all of the boys / young men who are involved and for the staff team. Please pray that God would continue to be at work - helping the boys to understand, believe in, trust and follow Jesus.

 

Day 7 – Saturday 17th

 

Please give thanks to God for our unity in Christ, for the love expressed within the Church and for the nature of our relationships with each other. Please pray for God’s protection on our unity, our love and our relationships.   

 


For week beginning Sunday 18th to Saturday 24th September ‘11

 

Praying for BMS World Mission

 

BMS World Mission is a Christian mission organisation, working in around 34 countries on four continents. BMS believes in holistic mission, an approach that stays true to the Christian call to evangelisation without neglecting the duty to take care of the physical needs of the poor. BMS works through long, medium and short-term workers, teams and volunteers, as well as a large number of supported national partner workers around the world, providing people, funding, training and expertise in the core areas of our work: Church planting, Development, Disaster relief, Education, Health, Media and advocacy. As one of the world's oldest Protestant mission organisations (founded in 1792 by William Carey, the father of modern mission) BMS has longstanding relationships with partner organisations, umbrella mission agencies and local church unions in the countries in which it works. This, along with a long-term approach, ethical policies and supreme cultural sensitivity, has made BMS one of the most trusted names in mission worldwide.

 

This week we pray for Tunisia. The BMS World Mission Prayer Guide comments ‘At the time of writing, Tunisia is in turmoil with the government in disarray and the rigid structures that controlled the people no longer functioning. The big question that is on everyone’s lips is: ‘what will the new

government be like?’

 

“The road ahead is long and won’t be easy. It is exciting and challenging to be part of this country’s history.” (A BMS worker in Tunisia)

 

 

Day 1 – Sunday 18th September

 

Please pray that there will be a government that makes the interest of the people a priority and will also allow Christians there to worship freely.

 

Day 2 – Monday 19th

 

Please pray for the directors of BMS World Mission’s partner in Tunisia as they seek wisdom and direction for the work.

 

Day 3 – Tuesday 20th

 

Please pray for Steve and Ismay as they co-ordinate and develop work in palliative care.

 

Day 4 Wednesday 21st 

 

Please pray for the thousands of Libyans who are seeking refuge in Tunisia after the recent violence.

 

 

Day 5 – Thursday 22nd  

 

Please pray for the work and ministry in rural parts of Tunisia – that people will respond to the gospel.

 

Day 6 – Friday 23rd

 

Please pray for the Christians in the country, that they will be able to express and share their faith without fear of repercussions from the authorities.

 

Day 7 – Saturday 24th

 

Please pray for Anne as she works with young women who are in situations of risk.

 

 


For week beginning Sunday 25th September to Saturday 1st October ‘11 

 

Praying for the good news of Jesus to be shown and told

 

 

Day 1 – Sunday 25th September

 

Thank you creator Jesus for taking the time to mend your broken creation.

Please help us to do all we can to help you.

 

Day 2 – Monday 26th  

 

Thank you loving Spirit for taking the time to show your love to us.

Please help us to share that love with others around us.

 

Day 3 – Tuesday 27th 

 

Thank you forgiving Father for taking the time to always accept us and wel­come us into your presence. Please help us to forgive others and be like you in welcoming people into our lives.

 

Day 4 – Wednesday 28th

 

Thank you sharing Jesus for taking the time to always accept us and wel­come us into your presence. Please help us to share with others all the gifts that your Spirit has given to us.

 

Day 5 – Thursday 29th

 

Thank you healing Spirit for taking the time to heal our wounds.

Please help us to care for the wounds of those around us.

 

Day 6 – Friday 30th 

 

Thank you teaching Father for taking the time to tell us through the Bible how we should live out our lives. Please help us to teach others what we have learnt from you.

 

Day 7 – Saturday 1st October 

 

Thank you saving Jesus for taking the time to live on this earth, to die on the cross and to be raised again that we might have life and hope.

Please help us to show others the life and hope you have given us.

 


PRAYER DIARY

 

For week beginning Sunday 2nd to Saturday 8th October ‘11

 

Praying for the Baptist Union of Great Britain (BUGB)

 

This week we are praying for the life and work of the South Eastern Baptist Association (SEBA).

 

Day 1 – Sunday 2nd October

 

Please give thanks for all of SEBA’s 150 member Churches and pray that God would be at work powerfully by His Spirit in them and through them to His glory.

 

Day 2 – Monday 3rd

 

Please pray for the association celebration and AGM in Haywards Heath on Sunday (9th October) where David Coffey will be speaking and Dave Bilborough leading the worship.

 

Day 3 – Tuesday 4th 

 

Please pray for SEBA’s youth event, ‘adore’, that is taking place on Sunday (9th October).

 

Day 4 – Wednesday 5th

Please pray for Stuart Davison, a SEBA Regional Minister and the Team Leader, Paul Kerley, a SEBA Regional Minister, and Maeve Whitchurch SEBA’s Youth Officer.

Day 5 – Thursday 6th 

 

Please pray for SEBA’s Women’s Ministry Team. nbc.wordpress.com/

 

Day 6 – Friday 7th

Please pray for SEBA’s ‘Church Project of the Year 2011’ Church -Trafalgar Road Baptist Church (Horsham) on the completion of their building project. The project has sought to provide: a well-designed, well-built building with the flexibility to provide the resources for creative mission and ministry in the name of Jesus Christ to their part of Horsham; a building that embodies the Good News and makes a positive visual impact on the neighbourhood.


Day 7 – Saturday 8th 

Please pray for SEBA’s ‘Word on the Street’ project led by Bill Clark, a Community Youth Worker. The project is located in a disaffected community working with over one hundred children who are disadvantaged through family situations, social boundaries, poor achievement and economics, to name but a few issues. The project provides a wide range of services and facilities, activities and events for children and families, from after school clubs, holiday activities and youth clubs to development programmes and camps. The project serves in this way as a practical witness to the Christian faith, now also providing a discipleship group and nurturing young Christians who were recently Baptized as a result of the project’s outreach and witness.

 

 


For week beginning Sunday 9th to Saturday 15th October ‘11

 

Praying for Christian Solidarity Worldwide

Christian Solidarity Worldwide is a human rights organisation which specialises in religious freedom, works on behalf of those persecuted for their Christian beliefs and promotes religious liberty for all. As an advocacy organisation, CSW aims to influence governments and other bodies on religious freedom issues to ensure that the voice of the persecuted is heard in the international arena. Through its various resources, events and initiatives, CSW also aims to mobilise the general public to pray, protest and provide on behalf of persecuted Christians. By doing so, CSW and its supporters stand in the gap to provide solidarity and support to those in need.

Day 1 – Sunday 9th October

‘Heavenly Father, we thank You for the gift of Jesus to reconcile us as one people before God. We ask You to guide and strengthen CSW’s work with international partners to share expertise and seek solutions on common issues according to Your will.’

Day 2 - Monday 10th

Please ask God to help CSW amplify voices in Pakistan that report the misuse of blasphemy laws and for the international community to respond.

Day 3 – Tuesday 11th 

Please pray for the protection and safety of CSW’s partners in Colombia as they document religious freedom violations.

Day 4 - Wednesday 12th    

Please ask God to help local groups in India as they dialogue with the Indian Government, particularly in the shaping of a new bill to prevent and deal with religiously motivated violence.

Day 5 – Thursday 13th 

Please thank God for, and pray for, CSW’s Nigerian partners who provide assistance for Christian communities devastated by violence.

Day 6 – Friday 14th 

Please thank God that CSW has been able to give support to its partners in Orissa to help them increase their capacity to respond to religiously motivated violence.

 Day 7 - Saturday 15th

Please give thanks for the Religious Liberty Partnership and the ways in which CSW are able to provide holistic support for the persecuted Church through it.

 

 


For week beginning Sunday 16th to Saturday 22nd October ‘11

Praying for the Bible Society

The Bible Society exists because millions lack the Bible in a language they can understand, in a form they can use or at a price they can afford. At the same time millions still have no understanding of the Bible’s value for them and their communities. This is referred to as ‘Bible poverty’. The Bible Society are working to see a day when the Bible’s God-given revelation, inspiration and wisdom is shaping the lives and communities of people everywhere.

To think about:

  • More than 4,400 languages still wait for even one book of the Bible.
  • Though a billion people can’t read, only 3 per cent of languages have the Bible in audio.
  • Every 5 seconds, someone goes blind but the complete Braille Bible exists in only 35 languages.
  • In our own country the Bible is no longer a point of reference for everyday life.
  • Christians often lack the confidence to apply the Bible’s message in a society that increasingly sees it as irrelevant.

Day 1 – Sunday 16th October

Dear God, thank you that you long to show yourself to people everywhere and enable them to live as the people you made them to be. Thank you that the Bible has power to help people of all backgrounds in every situation and at all times.

 

Day 2 – Monday 17th

Dear God, thank you for a Bible Society presence and ministry in over 200 countries worldwide. Thank you for the generosity of Bible Society supporters that enables this work to happen, and for the dedication of creative and hard-working staff in every part of the globe.

 

Day 3 – Tuesday 18th                                                                                                                   

Dear God, we pray that the followers of Jesus everywhere will grow in knowledge and love of you and neighbour, and will shine as lights to all around (Matthew 5.16).


Day 4 – Wednesday 19th

 

Dear God, we pray for guidance so that, in fast-moving times, the Bible Society can respond to new challenges and opportunities in whatever way you are calling them to.

 

Day 5 – Thursday 20th                                                                                                                              

Dear God, we pray for the protection of Bible Society staff around the world. Many work in difficult and even oppressive situations. We pray for their encouragement.

 

Day 6 – Friday 21st

Dear God, we pray for unity and efficiency in all of their mission and activities so that they can serve all their customers, supporters, partners and audiences as effectively as they can.

 

Day 7 – Saturday 22nd

Dear God, we pray that you would meet all their needs to fulfil this great task. (‘… with all his abundant wealth through Jesus Christ, my God will supply all your needs.’ Philippians 4.19, GNB).


For week beginning Sunday 23rd to Saturday 29th October ‘11

Praying for Christian Unity

This week we are praying for Christian unity.

Day 1 – Sunday 23rd October

Dear Lord God, we pray that the Church would show its unity in Christ. Lord, graciously hear us.

 

Day 2 – Monday 24th

 

Dear Lord God, we pray that all Churches would work together for the benefit of all peoples. Lord, graciously hear us.                                 

 

Day 3 – Tuesday 25th 

 

Dear Lord God, we pray that all movements towards unity would prosper. Lord, graciously hear us.

 

Day 4 – Wednesday 26th  

 

Dear Lord God, we pray that divisions and conflicts would cease. Lord, graciously hear us.

 

Day 5 – Thursday 27th 

           

Dear Lord God, we pray that through the work of your Church the world would find a lasting peace. Lord, graciously hear us.

 

Day 6 – Friday 28th

 

Lord Jesus, you prayed that your disciples might be united with each other,
in a unity grounded in your oneness with the Father and the Holy Spirit.
May your prayer for unity grow in the depths of the hearts and minds of all
Christians.  May we be one in our words, that a single reverent prayer might
rise before you; may we be one in our yearning and pursuit of justice; may
we be one in love, serving you by serving the least of our sisters and
brothers.  Lord graciously hear us and make us one in you.

Day 7 – Saturday 29th  

 

Dear Lord God, with infinite love and grace, please change us to the way you want us to be so we can honour the image and spirit you have given us.
Please let the world see your love and grace, through our action and life.
Lord, graciously hear us.


For week beginning Sunday 30th October to Saturday 5th November ‘11

 

Praying for the local community

 

Let us continue to pray that there would be people from our local community who come and join us for our Service on a Sunday morning. Do pray that in doing this they would hear and learn about God, experience Him for themselves, feel welcomed by us a Church community and, as a result of all this, over time, come to the conclusion that they want to be a part of God’s family here at HPBC too, to the glory of God.

 

So this week we pray for people living in roads local to the Church that God would be at work in their lives and prompt them to come and join us on a Sunday morning.

 

Day 1 – Sunday 30th October

 

We give thanks to God for the relationships / links that we have with people in our immediate community.

 

Day 2 – Monday 31st

 

Please pray for people living in Cavendish Road.

 

 Day 3 – Tuesday 1st November 

 

Please pray for people living in Selwyn Avenue.

 

 Day 4 – Wednesday 2nd

 

Please pray for people living in Haldan Road.

   

Day 5 – Thursday 3rd    

 

Please pray for people living in Newbury Road.

 

 Day 6 – Friday 4th

  

Please pray for people living on the Aldriche Way Estate.

   

Day 7 – Saturday 5th

 

Please pray for people living in Nelson Road.


For week beginning Sunday 6th to Saturday 12th November ‘11

 

Praying for the work of Youth for Christ

Youth for Christ (YFC) is a national Christian charity that was founded by Billy Graham in 1946. Working with around 300,000 young people each month, YFC draws alongside teens from every background and culture in Britain. The 150 full time staff and countless local volunteers specialise in working with unchurched youth: communicating and demonstrating the Christian faith. In all of their youth work YFC use a four D approach: Demonstrate…God’s love;
Declare…relevantly the good news about Jesus; DecisionGiving young people the opportunity to accept Christ as their personal Saviour;
DiscipleServe the local Church by providing both evangelistic and discipleship resources.

Day 1 – Sunday 6th November

 

Please give thanks to God for all of the children, young people and adults who have been impacted by the work of Youth for Christ over the years. Please give thanks to God for all those who have come to faith in Jesus as a result of their contact with YFC and please pray that they would continue to trust in and follow Him.

 

Day 2 – Monday 7th  

 

Please pray for each Leader / Director of the different YFC Centres around the country / world - that God would be with them, that he/she will know God’s vision for their area and have the resources available to make a real difference in the lives of young people.

 

Day 3 – Tuesday 8th

 

Please give thanks to God for the work of Ruth Lovell as Team Leader of Waltham Forest Youth for Christ over a seven year period. Ruth ended her work in this role at the end of August.

 

Please pray for wisdom for those involved to discern God’s way forward with regards to the Team Leader role.

 

Please pray for all who are involved in the work of Waltham Forest Youth for Christ…Laura Crane (Youth and Schools Worker), Jacky Morris (Admin. Co-ordinator), Ann Dunn (Clerical Assistant) and all of those who support in a voluntary capacity.

 

Day 4 – Wednesday 9th

 

Please pray for God’s provision for Waltham Forest YFC in every way.

Please thank God for the finances that have been provided for the current staffing. Please pray for continued financial and prayer support for the work.

 

Day 5 – Thursday 10th  

 

Please pray that the team would know God’s help with them – to help them to be wise and discerning as to the way forward, to help them in their planning and preparing, to help them in their speaking and listening to the children and young people, and to help them in their responding.  

 

Day 6 – Friday 11th 

 

Please pray for Waltham Forest YFC’s work in schools as they take

Assemblies and lessons. Please pray for further and greater opportunities to participate in the life of schools in this way.

 

Day 7 – Saturday 12th 

 

Please pray for the children and young people who receive input from those involved in Waltham Forest YFC in whatever way – please may God speak to them, may they be open and attentive to God and may they been drawn closer to him, coming to faith in Jesus as Saviour and Lord.