Image: International Christian Concern
- WORLD: Pray for the Persecuted
- MYANMAR/BURMA: Karen Suffer in Military Activity Under Lockdown
- UGANDA: Christian Boy Feared Killed in Ritual Sacrifice
- IRAN: Christians Ruled Unfit to Parent Adopted Child
- LEBANON: Pastor Speaks Out About Divine Intervention
- EDITOR’S NOTE: Correction to September 30 edition
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“The wonderful thing about praying is that you leave a world of not being able to do something and enter God’s realm where everything is possible. He specializes in the impossible. Nothing is too great for His almighty power. Nothing is too small for His love.” — Corrie Ten Boom
Greetings,
This edition is not as balanced as we normally like them to be. The International Day of Prayer for Persecuted Christians (note the subtle name change) is November 1, less than four weeks away. So I thought for this edition and maybe the next I would give you what Corrie ten Boom calls an abundance of opportunity to “leave a world of not being able to do something and enter God’s realm where everything is possible.”
A variety of prayer resources are available from the VOM’s IDOP website, including free downloads (in exchange for your contact info).
Each year I also turn to a lesser known Rich Mullins song called I Will Sing (via Global Christian Worship). It never fails to stir my heart for my persecuted family around the world. If you share it with your music ministry, they might have time to learn if before November 1.
Singing for those in chains,
Pat