Prayer Points from ministry leaders around the world:

• Give thanks for the many students from China who have found a community through Christian Reformed campus ministries at Western University. “This group is like a family to me,” said one student. Ask God to continue to draw these students into relationship with him and one another.
  
  
• Pray for the young adults from Central and North America who are serving in Resonate’s Cohort of Missioners. Ask God to work in their hearts as they learn and serve through local organizations in Central America and gain a deeper understanding of the realities affecting their Central American neighbors.
  
  
• Resonate missionaries Josh and Mandy Shaarda give thanks for graduates from the Freedom in Christ classes. Many committed to teaching classes in other villages. Now, many people in those classes are graduating and discipling others. Praise God that the gospel is spreading! Pray that these seeds take root and grow.
  
  
• David Kromminga and Mary Buteyn, Resonate missionaries who partner with Berlin City Mission in Germany, ask you to pray for deeper connections with refugees they work with. Ask God for divine encounters with those who are seeking Christ.
  
  
• The campuses at mosaicHouse, a Resonate church plant in Alberta, are conducting a sermon series on knowing God this Advent season. Pray for those in their communities who desire to know God. Pray that they experience his love, grace, and mercy this Christmas.
  
  
• Resonate missionaries Gil and Joyce Suh ask you to pray for their spiritual formation programs for young and emerging leaders in Cambodia. Ask God to work in and through these young leaders' lives to build his kingdom.

Your Prayer Matters!

We recently asked you to pray for new church plants in Sierra Leone. Thank you for praying!

“We give thanks to God the congregation is growing,” said Resonate missionary Istifanus Bahago. One of the church plants now has an average attendance of 70 to 100 people each week, including children! Please continue to pray for this church as they construct a new building to accommodate this growth.