We hope you will join us and others as we pray for the 32 Counties in Ireland. We start our focus with County Cork.
‘Hope Countryside‘ expresses a growing vision of beacons of prayer lighting up across rural Britain. Each month they produce a prayer resource called 'Seeds of Prayer'.
Locally known as ‘Hope for Every Home Ireland’, they seek to provide support and resource to individuals, groups and churches to share the truth and love of Jesus with neighbours, friends and communities.
A TREE HAS ROOTS BOOKLET by Harry Smith There is much in our separate histories on this island of Ireland that we collectively need to understand, own, repent of and be reconciled over. In this booklet Harry Smith will take you on a journey to help you to do just that!
‘Hope for Every Home’ would love to pray for every street in the UK and Ireland and for every home to have the opportunity to have a conversation about faith.
Whilst the tendency may be to become weary and cynical, may we suggest that the need to pray for our elected MLA’s is greater than ever at this time. We’ve just had an election, and we’re presently waiting to see whether a working executive can be agreed and formed.
THANKS to everyone who made the journey from the north, south, east and west of Ireland to gather to pray – and pray we did.
If we want to see mountains move, cancers disappear and dollars come through the mail, we're going to need plenty of faith in God. Jesus put it like this:
Jesus, in the passage known as the upper room ministry (John 13-17), effectively said five times "I will do whatever you ask in my name so that the Son may bring glory to the Father."
Ten years ago hardly anyone had heard of e-mail. Now if you want to participate in what is happening around the world, you can't live without e-mail and the World Wide Web.
Every day should be a day for prayer! But every year there are many days for focused prayer, when churches, Christians and countries pray for the same thing on the same day.
Chains? Surely Jesus came to set us free from our chains - why are we talking about chains?
