Tag: Ukraine
As a member of the BLACK SEA ORTHODOX CLUSTER in the Ukraine is meeting and interceding regularly with some deacons and pastors, he has witnessed a deeper understanding of the need for discipleship. He is encouraged by the desire of the deacons to form many small groups. Intercede that God’s people will take the necessary steps of obedience in stepping up to lead these groups. May the Father’s spirit call each one of them forward. Petition that current leadership will to be wise in training and entrusting these new group leaders.
Team Kiev is dedicating Dec. 4-10 as a week of prayer and fasting for the city of Kiev, Ukraine. Join with them as they declare Isaiah 58:6 over this strategic city. Ask the Father to fulfill His promise to “loose the chains of injustice and untie the cords of the yoke, to set the oppressed free and break every yoke.” Intercede for multitudes to be set free to worship and serve the Living Lord in the days ahead. Petition that believers will rise up with a passion for reaching the lost within their community, their country, and the nations.
A member of the BLACK SEA ORTHODOX CLUSTER in the UKRAINE requests intercession for the first meeting of One Way Youth Club that will be held on November 4 in the center of Donetsk. Ask the Father to work out all the details, including the needed audio/visual equipment. Petition the Father to draw many students and young adults into this time of fellowship, and further into an intimate relationship with the Son. Lift up the leadership team as they anticipate forming small groups in the center of the city after the beginning of One Way Youth Club, laying a foundation for a new church start for the center of Donetsk.
Members of the BLACK SEA ORTHODOX CLUSTER in UKRAINE write, “Pray for a team from Florida that is working with us Sept. 18 – 23 in a school in Lubni doing English lessons and cultural exchange. This is a town where we are partnering with a church planter to help him develop relationships with the director and teachers. We have already seen results from last year’s project, as relationships have been developed and the church planter and his wife have had many opportunities to get into the school and work. The teachers are very open to them being there now.”
