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Thursday, 29 May 2025 08:55

We warmly invite you to take part in the Global Day of Prayer for the Jewish World on Sunday 8th June 2025 from 7am Jerusalem time (UTC+3), for a worldwide call for believers everywhere to unite in intercession for the salvation of Israel and the Jewish people.

This special day of global prayer coincides with Pentecost Sunday, a profoundly significant moment in the biblical calendar when the Holy Spirit was poured out in Jerusalem. What better time to lift our voices together on behalf of the Jewish people, through whom this blessing first came? 

We believe the Lord is calling His Church to stand in the gap and pray for a fresh outpouring of His Spirit over Israel -

“until all Israel is saved” (Romans 11:26).

This year’s downloadable guide is packed with Scripture-based prayers, key teaching points, and a simple yet powerful BLESS card to help us pray daily for five friends who don’t yet know Jesus.

More Info about the Day of Prayer Download the Guide Register

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10 Days of Prayer: Prayer Guides

To help us prepare our hearts for this Global Day of Prayer, we invite you to take part in 10 Days of Prayer for the Jewish World, running from Friday 30th May to Sunday 8th June.

Two specially crafted guides are available:

For Adults – "Watchmen Arise"

This devotional-style guide is designed to lead you day-by-day through powerful themes such as God’s covenant, revival, reconciliation, and the return of the King. Each day includes Scripture, a short teaching, focused prayer points, and opportunities to engage in watchman-style intercession.

Explore Watchmen Arise

For Children – "Children’s Pentecost Adventure"

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Created especially for children aged 6–12, this colourful, interactive prayer guide helps young hearts understand God’s love for the Jewish people.

Each day includes a Bible story, prayer, memory verse, worship song, 'Justin's Thought' and fun family action idea. It’s a brilliant resource for families, schools, and churches.

Discover the Children’s Guide

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Special Article: The Great Commission and Israel by Dr Jason Hubbard

Why Pray for Israel and the Jewish People?

The Great Commission is not complete without Israel. In this powerful article, Dr. Jason Hubbard unpacks the deep biblical connection between God's call to reach the nations and His covenant purposes for the Jewish people. From the promises to Abraham to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, God has always intended to bless the nations through Israel—and bring Israel into her full inheritance through the Gospel.

As we prepare for the Global Day of Prayer for the Jewish World on 8th June, we invite you to explore this teaching and join with believers around the world in prayer. Let us cry out together for the salvation of Israel, the fullness of the Gentiles, and the glory of God to cover the earth.

“All Israel will be saved.” — Romans 11:26

Let’s pray it in!

Read / Download the Full Article

Let’s Pray in Unity – Young and Old Together

As we look toward Pentecost 2025, we believe this is a divine moment to gather in united, global prayer for the Jewish people. Whether you’re a prayer leader, a parent, a pastor, or a child who loves Jesus - your prayers matter. The Lord is stirring hearts across generations to cry out for the destiny of Israel to be fulfilled.

Let’s pray together:

  • For the eyes of the Jewish people to be opened to Yeshua, their Messiah.
  • For a great harvest of souls among Jewish communities worldwide.
  • For the Church to arise in love, humility, and fervent intercession.

Mark your calendar, download the guides, and invite others to join.

Let’s make Sunday 8th June a historic day of global, united prayer - young and old, from every tribe and tongue - crying out for Israel and the nations.

For the Glory of the Lamb!

Dr Jason Hubbard – Director
International Prayer Connect
www.ipcprayer.org

Thursday, 29 May 2025 06:18

We’re excited to invite you to be part of something powerful - 21 Days of Prayer for France!

Following the incredible Love France 2024 initiative during the games, believers across France and around the world are keeping the momentum going. This special prayer guide, produced by Impact France, has been designed to help Christians from every nation join together in praying for God’s blessing, renewal, and transformation across France.

For 21 days, you’ll journey through daily topics focused on the Church, families, youth, communities, culture, and those in need. Each day offers short Bible verses, focused prayer points, and stories that will encourage your faith. Whether you pray on your own, as a family, in your church, or with a small group, this guide is your invitation to stand in prayer alongside our brothers and sisters in France.

We believe this is a time to:

1b68bcee d7c8 aba2 a8d7 f8b3e08f0747Bless France with our prayers, asking God to pour out His love, healing, and power.

Celebrate the unity and creativity emerging among churches, ministries, and believers across the nation.

Connect with the amazing ways God is working through sports, arts, music, and outreach — and discover how you can be part of it!

No matter your age, location, or experience with prayer, you are welcome. We’re calling on young people, families, seniors, prayer groups, and churches everywhere to lift their voices for France - a nation with a rich Christian history and a great need for revival today.

How to Get Involved:

  • Read / Download the 21-day guide
  • Set aside a few minutes each day to pray
  • Share this invitation with friends and your church

Let’s believe together for a wave of blessing over France that touches and transforms hearts, homes, and cities!

READ / DOWNLOAD the 21 Days ‘Regeneration!’ Prayer Guide

May God bless you as you uphold our dear nation.

In Him,

Matthew Glock - Coordinator
Love France

Friday, 23 May 2025 07:51

In 2024, Alpha International experienced its most fruitful year since launching in 1977, with over two million people worldwide participating in Alpha courses. The globally recognised programme, known for its welcoming small-group format and open discussions about faith, was delivered through more than 81,000 courses across 146 countries, supported by 43,000 churches and organisations. A significant milestone was the launch of the Alpha Youth Series in November, which quickly drew over 250,000 young participants across 53 nations. Remarkably, one-third of all attendees were under 25, signalling a growing hunger for spiritual truth among younger generations. The strongest regional growth occurred in Africa, where participation surged by 47%. CEO Miles Toulmin attributes Alpha’s success to localised video content which allows people to hear the Gospel in their own language and context. With increasing numbers of young people seeking answers to issues like loneliness and mental health, Alpha continues to offer a space for spiritual encounter and gospel transformation in this season of Quiet Revival. See

Friday, 23 May 2025 07:49

Joe Rogan, the world’s most listened-to podcaster, is regularly attending church and exploring Christianity with increasing openness, according to Canadian apologist Wes Huff. Huff, who appeared on Rogan’s podcast in January for an in-depth discussion on Christianity and Scripture, confirmed ongoing communication and Rogan’s consistent church attendance. Known for probing life’s deepest questions, Rogan has recently expressed scepticism about atheistic explanations for the universe and said he finds the resurrection of Jesus more believable than the Big Bang theory. He has remarked, 'Jesus makes more sense’, expressing personal resonance with the idea of a Creator and Redeemer. His shift reflects a wider resurgence of spiritual hunger, particularly among young people. Huff noted that teenagers are increasingly requesting Bibles, saying, 'All my friends are reading this thing’. A Gallup report confirms that the long-term decline in US religiosity has now stabilised. Though Rogan has not made a public profession of faith, his journey signals a significant cultural moment as high-profile voices express openness to Jesus and the Gospel message.

Friday, 23 May 2025 07:46

Keir Starmer has announced a wide-ranging new UK-EU agreement covering trade, defence, youth mobility, and travel arrangements. Touted as part of a 'hat-trick' of international trade achievements alongside deals with the US and India, the agreement seeks to ease post-Brexit disruptions. Key measures include continued EU fishing access to UK waters until 2038, reduced border checks on food exports, and a new UK-EU defence and security pact. British holidaymakers will also benefit from increased access to e-gates and streamlined pet passport systems. Starmer said that this signals Britain is 'back on the world stage', with 'unprecedented access' to EU markets for a non-member state. However, the deal has been sharply criticised by Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, who labelled it a 'total capitulation', claiming it compromises UK sovereignty. While welcomed by many as pragmatic progress, the deal’s success will ultimately hinge on how it balances trade benefits with national self-determination. See

Friday, 23 May 2025 07:45

UK inflation surged to 3.5% in April, surprising economists and intensifying concerns over the Bank of England’s strategy on interest rates. The rise follows months of falling inflation and comes amid steep household bill increases, particularly in energy and broadband costs. Huw Pill, the Bank’s chief economist, had warned just a day earlier that rate cuts were being implemented too quickly, describing the return to stability as 'stuttering'. Pill voted against this month’s rate cut, calling for a pause and slower reductions, while the Bank’s monetary policy committee remained split. Some members wanted a deeper cut, while others, including Pill, argued for restraint due to stubborn underlying inflation and continued wage growth. Traders now expect fewer rate cuts in 2025 than previously hoped, disappointing mortgage holders and borrowers. With over 2,000 UK companies going bust in April - the highest since last summer - concerns are growing over financial pressures on households and businesses. The debate now centres on whether the Bank can tame inflation without stalling economic recovery or deepening insolvency risks.

Friday, 23 May 2025 07:44

Keir Starmer has announced a policy reversal on winter fuel payment cuts, following widespread criticism and internal party dissent. Over 10 million pensioners lost the payment (worth £200 to £300 a year) in 2024 after Labour started to means-test it. The Government originally limited eligibility to those receiving pension credit or income-related benefits, saving an estimated £1.4 billion. However, backlash from charities, unions, and local Labour members, along with poor local election results, prompted a reassessment. In a surprise announcement during Prime Minister’s Questions, Starmer confirmed changes would be introduced in the autumn budget to allow more pensioners to qualify. Details remain unclear, including the revised eligibility threshold or whether changes will apply this winter. Former PM Gordon Brown supported the move, saying 'no pensioner should be forced into poverty.' Critics welcomed the U-turn but called for urgent clarity. With cost-of-living pressures and energy bills rising, many fear delays could leave elderly citizens vulnerable. Age UK urged ministers to ensure the revised policy protects those on low and modest incomes.

Friday, 23 May 2025 07:42

Marks & Spencer has confirmed that a major cyber attack will cost the company around £300 million, following significant disruption to its operations. The breach, traced to third-party access caused by 'human error’, has impacted contactless payments, online orders, and in-store stock availability. Almost a month on, M&S is still unable to process online orders in its fashion, home, and beauty departments - losing an estimated £3.5 million per day in sales. Chief executive Stuart Machin stressed that the company had not underinvested in security, noting that other retailers such as Harrods and the Co-op have also faced similar attacks. The breach has also resulted in customer data theft, though no payment details or passwords were compromised. The Government has called the recent wave of cyber attacks a 'wake-up call' for UK industry, warning of the need for greater resilience amid growing digital threats.

Friday, 23 May 2025 07:41

NHS England will become the first health system in the world to offer routine vaccination against gonorrhoea, as infections reach record highs. Targeting those most at risk, primarily gay and bisexual men with a history of multiple partners, the vaccine is expected to begin rollout through sexual health clinics in August. Adapted from the MenB meningitis vaccine, it is estimated to reduce gonorrhoea risk by 30–40%. Though not originally designed for STIs, the bacteria responsible for gonorrhoea is closely related to the meningitis B strain. England recorded over 85,000 cases in 2023—the highest since records began in 1918. The spread of antibiotic-resistant strains has heightened concerns, making prevention more vital than ever. If uptake is strong, the vaccine could prevent 100,000 cases and save the NHS £8 million over ten years. Public health leaders in Scotland and Northern Ireland are exploring similar programmes. Experts emphasise that while not a cure-all, the vaccine marks a significant step in reducing the spread of a challenging and increasingly drug-resistant infection.

Friday, 23 May 2025 07:40

A record-breaking 820 migrants crossed the English Channel in small boats on 21 May, the highest daily total so far this year. Tragically, two died during the journey, bringing this year’s Channel death toll to 12. A French naval vessel recovered their bodies and assisted others in distress. The rising number of crossings (now exceeding 13,500, a 30% increase from last year) underscores the continued urgency of the crisis. Despite a fall in overall net migration to an estimated 616,000 in 2024, the Government faces mounting pressure over its handling of illegal crossings. Nearly 30,000 have been deported since Labour took office, including foreign criminals and failed asylum seekers, but only a small proportion of them arrived in small boats. Critics, including the Refugee Council, warn that enforcement alone is failing, with smuggling networks profiting from human desperation. Meanwhile, politicians debate the future of immigration, enforcement, and public perception amid a deeply divided national conversation.

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