Prayer Points from ministry leaders around the world:

• Give thanks for the way Campus Edge Fellowship, a Resonate partner ministry at Michigan State University, is supporting students during the coronavirus pandemic. “Campus Edge has been giving me hope and a faith-centered perspective that has been essential for coping . . . Campus Edge has kept me going,” said one student. Praise God!
  
  
• Resonate missionary Roland Vanderburg asks you to pray for El Salvador. In addition to COVID-19, the country has also suffered tropical storms. "May God have mercy and help El Salvador to recover and move forward," said Roland.
  
  
• Nick In’t Hout serves as a mission network developer in California. Pray for him as he ministers with and connects ministry leaders throughout his neighborhood. Ask the Holy Spirit to build unity in his community.
  
  
• Resonate regional mission leader Paul Yu asks you to pray for Christians who are persecuted in a country in East Asia. In March, a woman was arrested, interrogated, and executed for having a Bible. Ask for God's protection for believers in the country. Pray for people to open their hearts to the gospel.
  
  
• Give thanks for the connections that Resonate partner Mission Montréal forms throughout the city. The community formed through Mission Montréal has been able to provide more than 300 food baskets for people in their neighborhood throughout COVID-19. Please pray for them as they continue this ministry.
  
  
• Pray for Resonate missionary Mike Van Der Dyke as he prepares to teach an online course with Missionary Training Partners International, a Resonate partner in Nigeria. The training will be online because of COVID-19. Mike asks you to pray specifically for good internet connections!

Your Prayer Matters!

We recently asked you to pray for people who are part of discipleship groups with Resonate missionaries Ray and Angie De Lange in British Columbia. Thank you for praying!

They've continued to meet over video call during the coronavirus pandemic and are now starting to meet in person again. The De Langes said they've seen a lot of growth.

"Their insights into the Scriptures and potential for future leadership in God's kingdom are exciting," said Ray.