Prayer Points from ministry leaders around the world:

• Resonate partner campus ministries worked hard to connect with students at the beginning of this academic year. Give thanks for all the new connections formed. Pray that students, faculty, and staff will find a supportive faith community through campus ministries.
  
  
• Bosco was a witch doctor, but then he learned about the perfect love of God and decided to follow Jesus! Please pray for Bosco as he grows as a disciple of Christ and boldly shares his faith in his community in Uganda.
  
  
• Pray for Resonate's Cohort in Central America. Rachel Beveridge, a missionary who leads the cohort, said that this year has been especially challenging for many of the cohort fellows and the ministries they are serving. Ask for God’s grace.
  
  
• Give thanks for the new Resonate partner church plants along the East Coast of the United States and in Florida. Many of these new churches provide a faith community for ethnic minorities in the country. Praise God for growing diversity in Resonate and the CRC!
  
  
• Resonate missionaries Mary Buteyn and David Kromminga are celebrating five years serving in Berlin! They planted a church with and for newcomers in the city. “Pray that in these next years more and more displaced people will find their true home in God's saving love here in this city of Berlin and throughout the world,” they ask.
  
  
• “Praise God for two new mentoring opportunities with students seeking to grow in their relationship with Christ,” said Mike Wissink, a Resonate partner campus minister at Ferris State University in Michigan.

Your Prayer Matters!

We recently asked you to pray for the gospel to spread despite the disruptions and restrictions caused by Covid-19.

“Your prayers are deeply appreciated," said Resonate missionaries Jeong and MiSook Gho, who serve in Japan. "In the midst of this pandemic, the churches where we work together had more baptisms than before. Members of these churches are getting more intentional in bringing people to their church ... Hallelujah! Praise the Lord!"