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Boyfriends, Healing and Rain in Indonesia

, 8th April, 2008

How can followers of Jesus reach out to Muslims in “closed countries?”  Pray for them!  I have been incredibly inspired and challenged through corresponding with a young American lady who spent time living and praying in Indonesia.  Her stories are simple but profoundly powerful, and very relevant in our setting as well.

Praying for the Environment By Phil Evans

Philip Evans, 3rd April, 2008

If you pick up a newspaper or tune into any news show at the moment you’re highly likely at some point to catch a story or a report based on the subject of climate change. To many people in the world, this is the single most important issue facing our planet.

Politics, Podcasts & Poverty: The Endless Possibilities of Prayer

Pete Greig, 2nd April, 2008

Today I watched my kids, Hudson and Daniel, playing with forty African AIDS orphans. Depressingly, to be African and to be orphaned by AIDS has become a cliché.

Prayer Has Left the Building in Indiana, USA By Adri Roos

Adri Roos, 2nd April, 2008

About two years ago the senior pastor of a church in Indiana, USA was inspired by Red Moon Rising and challenged his congregation to a week of constant prayer. The week of prayer led to a month and eventually, two years later, they’re still praying!  The Church gave themselves to seeking the Lord night and day and after experiencing the joy of hanging out with their Father, they don’t want it to end.

Simplicity in Obedience By Dan Jones

Daniel Jones, 25th March, 2008

One of my favourite characters in the Bible is a guy called Ananias. We find him in Acts 9, seemingly minding his own business in Damascus, when suddenly; God appeared to Him in a vision.

Walking through Easter with the Egham Boiler Room

J E D Butler, 19th March, 2008

As I stepped back from the ‘prayer station’ I set up in our Easter prayer room I was a bit shocked." Writes the James Butler from the Egham Boiler Room Community , UK.

The Noon Call By Lisa Borden

Lisa Borden, 18th March, 2008

I’m climbing into this rickety old Land Cruiser on a hot African day.  I am stressed, (feel the knot in my left shoulder to confirm it lest you are fooled by my calm appearance.

Praying Without Ceasing - Six Months of 24-7 in Bratislava

Carla Harding, 17th March, 2008

What happens when a town unites to pray 24-7-365?  The Slovakian town of Bratislava is six months into just such a crazy prayer experiment.  Peter Cernak reports on the effect it’s having and the challenge still to come… Imagine a town much like any other.

Hidden in Plain Sight By Wendy Andrews

Wendy Andrews, 17th March, 2008

The 13th Amendment of the U.S.

Generation to Generation By Scott Bower

Scot Bower, 11th March, 2008

Ramsdorf is 45 minutes south of Leipzig in the East of Germany and was once part of the GDR and separated from the West by the legendary ‘Iron Curtain’. It was in Leipzig during 1983 that a peace prayer movement began; a weekly prayer meeting for peace and reconciliation that would eventually play its part in bringing about the re-unification of Germany.

Who is my Neighbor? By Daniel Jones

Daniel Jones, 10th March, 2008

I've found myself being convicted of the way that I live my life this week as I've spent time in the 24-7 prayer room here in Guildford, UK.  Once again, Jesus is challenging my heart.

Intercessors Called to Un-Churched Ugandan Island

Carla Harding, 10th March, 2008

Ugandan Christians, called by God in a Prayer Room, see 50 people saved and plant a church on an unreached island with over 90% HIV/AIDS infection. Read this incredible story of faith and action.

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