Open Doors Prayer Guide

31 Tunisia

Many churches in Tunisia are made up of relatively new believers. Pray they can grow and mature in their faith and reach their nation with the gospel. Continue Reading →

30 Algeria

Hannah*¹⁾* Open Doors has used this Fictitious name for the individual’s security & wellbeing left Islam to follow Jesus but struggles to be a Christian in public. Pray she finds fellow believers and can be encouraged in her faith. Continue Reading →

29 Iraq

Steeped in biblical history, much of civilization and development began in this country. Today we are praying for healing and that the violence and killing in Iraq comes to an end. Continue Reading →

28 Syria

Pray for traumatised, sick and injured Syrians who have been affected by the war. Pray the church continues to be a source of hope. Continue Reading →

27 Syria

Please pray many people in Syria to have a life-changing encounter with God as Paul did on the road to Damascus. Praise God that salvation is available to all. Continue Reading →

26 Lebanon

Pray for Christian children’s camps that are run during the Summer in Lebanon. Pray God uses them to change many young hearts and draw people to Him. Continue Reading →

25 Lebanon (Sunday Prayer)

Praise God for the church in Lebanon as they have reached out and supported Iraqi and Syrian refugees, when many others have not. Pray the church continues to be the light of Jesus to those who are hurting and reflects God’s love to their nation. Continue Reading →

24 Tunisia

Pray for Nadia* and Yasmine*²⁾* Open Doors has used this Fictitious name for the individual’s security & wellbeing, two young Christians who have been searching for a church. Pray they can gather and grow with other believers. Continue Reading →

23 Central Asia

“If this is happening to us, we know we are on the right track,” said Nadina, who has been persecuted for following Jesus. Pray her faith continues to be strengthened. Continue Reading →

22 Central Asia

Pray for some Christians who were arrested and detained for 15 days for having secret church services. Their families had to pay large fines to free them. Continue Reading →