Prayer Points from ministry leaders around the world:

• Please continue to pray for Haiti. All Resonate staff members are safe and doing well. Resonate is currently working with World Renew, our ministry partner that specializes in disaster response and relief, to respond to needs. We're also working on a long-term plan for ministry when people have gone through so much trauma.
  
  
• Pray for Afghanistan. A Resonate missionary based in the United States ministers long-distance with a Christian student who lives in the country. He is very afraid. Please pray for protection for him and everyone else in the country. Pray for peace.
  
  
• Resonate partner campus ministers at Geneva Campus Ministry at University of Iowa ask you to pray for students this academic year. “We are here to help students experience God and his call on their lives,” they said. Pray students will grow in relationship with Christ.
  
  
• Covid-19 continues to affect countries throughout the world. Resonate missionaries, campus ministers, church planters, and other ministry leaders ask you to pray as they seek to serve and minister with people in ever-changing situations. Pray for God’s healing, protection, and encouragement.
  
  
• Please join us in giving thanks for Arlan's life and ministry. Sadly, he passed away shortly after sharing with us this story about God at work in his retirement community in Illinois. Pray for Arlan's family, friends, church, and community that miss him so dearly.
  
  
• Resonate missionaries serving in South Asia ask you to pray for the relationships they are forming with neighbors. Pray that the Holy Spirit opens opportunities for these missionaries to share the good news of Jesus. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide their steps as they wrap up their service this month.

Your Prayer Matters!

Resonate missionaries Sarah and Dami Aderemi recently asked you to pray for the Christian schools Sarah works with in Nigeria. Thank you for praying!

They give thanks for “God's protection over us and our ACSI schools, despite the insecurity across the country," they said.