PRAY FOR OUR CHURCH (EFCLA)
- Pray for Outreach Groups. Pray for the members of this spring’s seven outreach groups. Pry that the Lord would grant them unity when preaching the gospel. Ask God to grant joy among them to a degree that the more they serve, the joyful they will be. Pray for the seekers to continue to participate in the outreach groups and ask God to move them to accept Jesus Christ as the Lord of their lives.
- Pray for the church’s One Church Day event. Ask the Lord to use the One Church Day event to connect brothers and sisters in different congregations. Ask the Lord to protect the weather, venue, service staff and various preparations for One Church day that day, and that all preparations will go smoothly. The brothers and sisters in the church can participate as much as possible on that day, so that this event can make the church more unified and love and understand each other more.
- Pray for the Mandarin student group. There is now a Mandarin student happiness group every Sunday afternoon, with about 10 students regularly participating (mainly middle schoolers in grades 6-8), and some co-workers are willing to devote themselves to serving. Pray that God will bless this new group, that the youth will feel accepted and cared for, that the co-workers can serve humbly, and that the Holy Spirit will move these youths to be willing to accept Jesus Christ as the Savior and Lord of their lives at the end of the happiness group.
- Pray for the Sick. Pray that the Lord would heal those who are sick and re-store their health and strength.
PRAY FOR THE WORLD
- Pray for Laos: Laos is a communist country. Although religious freedom is clearly stated in the constitution, Christian activities are almost restricted due to government control and the influence of Buddhism. Christians only account for 3.7% of the total population, and are being suppressed by the government. Intense surveillance, restraint, and coercion. Let us pray together for the country of Laos, asking the gospel of the Lord’s cross to change the country’s government and people, so that the faith of Lao Christians can be unwavering.