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Pray

Join us to lift our eyes to Jesus, to lift up those who suffer and all who serve in the cause of mission.

“I pray because I can’t help myself. I pray because I’m helpless. I pray because the need flows out of me all the time, waking and sleeping. It doesn’t change God. It changes me.” – CS Lewis

Prayerspace

A weekly email to keep you and your church up to date with prayer news and needs

Prayerlines

Our quarterly prayer diary will help you pray intelligently for all those following Jesus to the edges.

Presence

An invitation to nurture prayerful presence

Latest prayer news

  • Tanzania: exciting new works

    After 12 years in at Neema Crafts in Iringa, mission partners Ben and Katy Ray have relocated to Arusha. Pray for them as they consult with Usa River Rehabilitation Centre, which gives vocational training to people with a range of disabilities, and as they explore opportunities above and beyond this. Pray for Ben and Katy…

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  • Pakistan: Shikarpur Christian Hospital

    Indus Christian Fellowship ask for prayer for Shikarpur Christian Hospital, which has served the community faithfully for many years but is now struggling due to staffing issues. Please pray for God to provide doctors, especially gynaecologists, for a nursing director who can train young nurses and lead the department, and for God to open doors…

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  • Nepal: more teachers needed

    Mission associates Craig and Elaine Watson ask for prayer for more teachers for Kathmandu International Study Centre (KISC). The school currently needs two French teachers, two German teachers, two English teachers and a Spanish teacher. Pray for the right people to become available for these roles.

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Prayer resources

  • Open hands

    A CMS Presence resource to assist in nurturing prayerful presence

  • Presence in the City: Revelations of Divine Love

    A day to explore the transforming possibility of prayerful presence, with reflections on Julian of Norwich by Ian Adams.

  • Not giving up on life in abundance

    From stuck in pain to set free in ultra-secular Uruguay

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