PrayLink December 12, 2023
PrayLink for December 12, 2023
Pray for the World Partners staff as many invite their disciples, neighbors, and friends to celebrate Christmas with them in their churches and homes this holiday season.
ASIA: Staff continue to be thankful for ministry opportunities. Pray for discipling and Bible studies and conversations that allow them to share spiritual matters.
GUINEA: BRUCE & DAWN CLUCKIE ask for prayer that PASTOR KELIFA would be able to retain his house and land that was given to him. And that he and Mamata (his wife) would have peace and be able to show grace to the woman (Tenen) who is trying to take the land and home from them.
USA: BILL & DEBBIE JONES asks us to pray for his updated version of the Breaking Free 101 curriculum that addresses problems that many Christians face emotionally and spiritually, and how to deal with those problems. Pray that this project goes smoothly, with efficient use of time and energy. Pray also that the result will be a very effective tool for seeing more believers in churches, on campuses, and in ministries set free.
EUROPE: Staff members ask that you pray God would give strength and healing for an unusual leg injury, and that doctor appointments would be unnecessary.
BOLIVIA: NAT & DONNA BROWN want to praise the Lord for the great work He did during the discipleship training in Bolivia. They also ask for prayer for Donna’s hip pain and Nat’s health issues.
SERBIA: ZOLTAN & TANJA VEGAL ask for prayer and provision from God as they do ministry and prices continue to rise in their local economy and worldwide.
EUROPE: A staff member in Europe is thankful for opportunities to make relationships stronger. Pray that they can continue to point them to Jesus.
USA: Staff couple requests prayer for a disciple’s visa to be granted.
Reminder: The World Partners and Missionary Church Inc. offices will be closed for the Christmas and New Year’s holidays:
Office is closed Monday, December 25 — Monday, January 1.
And we will re-open on Tuesday, January 2.
Pray for the World Partners staff as many invite their disciples, neighbors, and friends to celebrate Christmas with them in their churches and homes this holiday season.
ASIA: Staff continue to be thankful for ministry opportunities. Pray for discipling and Bible studies and conversations that allow them to share spiritual matters.
GUINEA: BRUCE & DAWN CLUCKIE ask for prayer that PASTOR KELIFA would be able to retain his house and land that was given to him. And that he and Mamata (his wife) would have peace and be able to show grace to the woman (Tenen) who is trying to take the land and home from them.
USA: BILL & DEBBIE JONES asks us to pray for his updated version of the Breaking Free 101 curriculum that addresses problems that many Christians face emotionally and spiritually, and how to deal with those problems. Pray that this project goes smoothly, with efficient use of time and energy. Pray also that the result will be a very effective tool for seeing more believers in churches, on campuses, and in ministries set free.
EUROPE: Staff members ask that you pray God would give strength and healing for an unusual leg injury, and that doctor appointments would be unnecessary.
BOLIVIA: NAT & DONNA BROWN want to praise the Lord for the great work He did during the discipleship training in Bolivia. They also ask for prayer for Donna’s hip pain and Nat’s health issues.
SERBIA: ZOLTAN & TANJA VEGAL ask for prayer and provision from God as they do ministry and prices continue to rise in their local economy and worldwide.
EUROPE: A staff member in Europe is thankful for opportunities to make relationships stronger. Pray that they can continue to point them to Jesus.
USA: Staff couple requests prayer for a disciple’s visa to be granted.
Reminder: The World Partners and Missionary Church Inc. offices will be closed for the Christmas and New Year’s holidays:
Office is closed Monday, December 25 — Monday, January 1.
And we will re-open on Tuesday, January 2.
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