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Hello To help us be a worldwide caring community, praying community and community of power, we will be sending out monthly prayer and bible reading resources during 2026, including bible reading plans, memory verses and some teaching on prayer. We hope you find these resources useful and helpful. Bible Reading Plans
Read the Bible with us this month as we look at two reading plans about the Persecuted Church. You can access them on the YouVersion app or website. Faith Under Pressure: Stories From the Persecuted ChurchA 4-day reading plan from OpenDoors Youth and Dreaming the Impossible (DTI). Learning from the Persecuted ChurchA 5-day reading plan from the International Leadership Institute. Memory Verse
"Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfil the law of Christ." Galatians 6:2 NIV Prayer Teaching
Praying TogetherSara Jukes One of the ways we see people praying in the Bible and especially in the New Testament is together. In Acts 2, the church’s first prayer meeting took place and in a number of other places in Acts we see believers gathering together to pray, such as those mentioned in the Added Extras section below. The major thing that we see when people pray together in the Bible are moves of God. Psalm 133 says,
God blesses us and the prayers we pray when we pray together. He loves it when we spend quiet time alone with Him, but I believe there is a special place in God’s heart, and a place of power spiritually when we pray and believe together. God has called the church His body and therefore the more we do things together, the more beautiful I believe it looks to Him.
Sometimes it’s hard to pray with other people, we can feel unconfident and embarrassed, but it is so pleasing to God when we pray and agree together for things. Practical: Come along to the next prayer meeting, pray as a small group or pray with a friend. Pray: God give me a confidence to pray with other people and a desire to attend prayer meetings. Amen Added Extras
Read about New Testament examples of praying together: Acts 2:1 |