Pray for the family of those killed in the attack.
Pray for the church in the DRC to remain rooted in Christ and committed to living out the gospel despite ongoing attacks. Pray for an end to the violence.
Last week, local sources revealed the massacre of 70 Christians in DRC’s eastern Lubero Territory near the country’s border with Uganda and Rwanda. The attackers reportedly detained many Christian villagers before tying them up in a local protestant church and decapitating them with machetes.
Pray that the faithfulness of these brave Christians who refused to deny Christ, even in the face of death, will continue to inspire people and glorify God.
Pray that everyone who hears of their faithfulness will decide to follow Christ or will go deeper in their walk with Jesus.
Christians worldwide observed the 10th anniversary of 21 Christians who were slain by the Islamic State group (ISIS) in Libya on Feb. 15, 2015, because they refused to deny Christ as their Lord and Savior.
As of last week, a newly enacted anti-conversion law requires people in India’s Rajasthan state to give two months’ notice to the government if they plan to change their religion voluntarily.
In an announcement last week, Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security blasted Boat People SOS for participating in the International Religious Freedom Summit, an annual event cosponsored by Boat People SOS, International Christian Concern (ICC), and various other organizations from around the world.
Pray for Christians to pursue peace among their Muslim neighbors, including those who reject the gospel.
Praise God for areas of the country where public officials are more tolerant of Christianity and pray that this tolerance spreads throughout the country.
On the morning of Feb. 4, Christians living in Paccerakkang, Biringkanaha, Makassar, Indonesia, saw a banner telling them they were not welcome in the community.