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Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus.

– Philippians 4:6-7

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Pray for Israel

Pray for Messianic Jews in Israel

As believers it is our responsibility to remember Israel and the Jewish people in our prayers. In Matt. 5:17 Jesus tells us He came to fulfill the law. We continue to pray for those Jews that have not recognized Jesus as Messiah, to come to His saving grace. We also pray for the Jewish Believers (known as Messianic Jews) as they experience persecution for their recognition of Jesus Christ as Messiah.

“Messianic believers in Arad, South Israel, have recently become a target for harassment because of their faith in Christ. Their homes have been covered with graffiti, and attackers have spit on them and insulted the name of Jesus when the believers are out in public. Harassers have also stalked them, scouting out their homes and meeting locations to insult them and create disturbances during their gatherings. Pray that these believers will remain firm in their faith and show the love of Christ to those who are harassing them. Pray that their tormentors will see the truth of the gospel and trust in Christ.” Voice of the Martyrs

We are thankful for V.O.M for keeping us aware of the needs of fellow believers around the world. May the Lord help the believers in Israel to reflect Christ well. May they respond to the persecution in such a way that their persecutors hearts are pierced for Jesus.

Ministry Update: Did You Know?

Russelville Dream Center

Along with Church on the Street Bible Discovery joins with the Dream Center in Russellville Alabama. Thirty Bible guides go out from Bible Discovery to this impactful ministry every month. What a blessing it is to know that those in recovery are studying the Bible along with this ministry.

“The Russellville Dream Center (RDC) is a six month Christian Life Recovery School, providing food, clothing, and residency for men and women seeking to get their lives back on track by applying biblical truths.

The Russellville Dream Center was founded in November 2007 with seventeen disciples and currently ministers to an average of thirty people at one time. Our vision is to impact issues of substance abuse, moral decay, homelessness, and poverty that exist in our city and surrounding communities. Reaching over one thousand people every month, we offer opportunities and resources for low income individuals and families to reach self sufficiency by providing basic necessities and emergency assistance.

Our Passion

The Dream Center has an outreach program that ministers to people who are in need in the surrounding communities and towns. We share the love of Christ in both word and deed on a regular basis there are hundreds of people who receive blessings through our food and clothing ministry. Everything we give has been given to us through the donations received by us from generous people who want to make a difference in this area. Outreaches are held to provide for the needs of the people. Each month outreaches are held at different locations in the area. People are fed hot dogs and soup, receive clothing and fellowship, but most importantly, the Word is preached and salvation is presented. In this many have received Christ as their Savior on the streets and in parking lots.”

“Then the righteous will answer Him, saying, ‘Lord, when did we see You hungry and feed You, or thirsty and give You drink? When did we see You a stranger and take You in, or naked and clothe You? Or when did we see You sick, or in prison, and come to You?’ And the King will answer and say to them, ‘Assuredly, I say to you, inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these My brethren, you did it to Me.'”

Matthew 25:37-40

Pray for Preetha

India

Preetha and her husband were devout Hindu’s. Her Husband Navin made a living by carving Hindu god idols to sell. They were comfortable in remaining in Hinduism.

Preetha and Navin have a daughter name Mirari. Mirar had a skin disease that made life difficult for her. Her parents hated seeing her suffer with this disease so they sought help from many Hindu priests, to no avail. She decided to ask a Christian pastor for help. “If this God will heal her, I will serve Him for the rest of my life,’ Preetha said. She wondered if the pastor would ask for money, or some other favor, but he didn’t. He just prayed to Jesus and asked Him to heal Mirai’s skin. And He did! Preetha cried tears of joy that day. When Navin came home and saw Mirai that night, he couldn’t believe it—her skin was perfect. And so, their family began to follow Jesus. Navin stopped drinking, gave up his old work making Hindu idols—and, eventually, he felt God calling him to be a pastor.” Her skin was now beautiful because of Jesus’ healing power.

One day a group of drunken Hindu men broke into their friends house, where they had gone to pray, and began destroying everything. They yelled “we don’t want ChristiaPreethans here.” The men beat Preetha unconscious and hurt Mirari.

Later Preetha awoke in a hospital with Mirari in the bed next door. She was in critical condition. The hospital staff refused to treat her because of her faith. By God’s grace a Christian pastor stepped up and with the help of “Open Doors” was able to get her transported to a hospital where she could receive help.

Please pray for Preetha and her family. Pray that God would keep his mighty angels surrounding them. Ask the Lord to melt the hearts of their persecutors and that the Lord would give her and her family favor with local authorities. Source: Open Doors