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Gathering at Birmingham Christian Centre on SATURDAY 25 OCTOBER, God led us sovereignly through this day of prayer. We started the day with an extended period of worship, allowing time for God to speak to us and spending time lifting His Name, worshipping Him in spirit and in truth and proclaiming His Lordship.

Out of the time of worship our focus moved on to praying for three specific nations: Egypt, Syria and Iraq. Two of the WPC Team were in Egypt, meeting with other prayer leaders from different nations to look at what a prayer strategy for The Middle East might look like over the next 10 years. Giving thanks for all that God is doing in Egypt, we prayed for our brothers and sisters, facing persecution and also about the kidnapping of Christians. For the nation of Syria, we have heard about the number of people giving there lives to Christ and for those who, in the midst of all the unrest are choosing to stay in the country, facing the possibility of death, but choosing to stay and share their faith. We also prayed about the whole Syrian refugee situation and how many people are displaced as a result. Moving into Iraq, we prayed for God’s plans and purposes for the nation and for wisdom between Baghdad’s Unity Government and the Kurdish Regional Government as they respond to threats and crises in the nation.

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Around 200 people gathered in Birmingham Christian Centre on SATURDAY 20 SEPTEMBER to pray specifically for the whole situation across the Middle East and North Africa.

With the day framed in Worship, we moved from nation to nation, praying for our brothers and sisters who face violence, uncertainty, fear and persecution. Moving from the situation with the Syrian refugees, to the refugee camps in Lebanon, we prayed for the Supreme Council of the Evangelical Community in Syria and Lebanon. As we focussed on the nations of Pakistan, India and Iraq, we also prayed about the Islamic State and the fear that it is both creating and breeding across that region.