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How to Pray Throughout the Month:

  1. Pray for opportunities to show international students the love of Jesus, and that they are welcomed and loved by God and local Christians. Pray for U.S. churches to be aware of and invested in the gospel opportunity of reaching the nations in their campus communities.

  2. Pray for transformative discipleship among international students, with a strong focus on fruitful change, not on numbers. Pray for international students to return to their home countries as faithful disciples of Christ, who observe all that Jesus has commanded.

  

August 23 – Pray that international student ministry workers will abide in Jesus as branches on a vine, so they may bear much spiritual fruit this year. John 15:4-5

August 23 – Pray that international student ministry workers will abide in Jesus as branches on a vine, so they may bear much spiritual fruit this year. John 15:4-5

August 24 – Pray ISM workers will know where and how to be fishers of men during COVID-19. Pray for online and digital outreach and evangelism.

August 24 – Pray ISM workers will know where and how to be fishers of men during COVID-19. Pray for online and digital outreach and evangelism.

August 25 – One avenue of outreach will be English as a Second Language classes. Pray for Christ-followers to have wisdom and for God to open doors for ESL classes.

August 25 – One avenue of outreach will be English as a Second Language classes. Pray for Christ-followers to have wisdom and for God to open doors for ESL classes.

August 26 – Pray that God will prepare hearts of international students to be the good soil which receives the gospel and bears much fruit. Mt. 13:1-23

August 26 – Pray that God will prepare hearts of international students to be the good soil which receives the gospel and bears much fruit. Mt. 13:1-23

August 27 – Pray that God will cause abundant spiritual growth on US campuses: both new growth/salvation, and maturation for young believers. 1 Cor. 3:5-7

August 27 – Pray that God will cause abundant spiritual growth on US campuses: both new growth/salvation, and maturation for young believers. 1 Cor. 3:5-7

August 28 – Pray for transformative disciple-making, so students return to their home countries as fruitful Christ-followers in their local churches.

August 28 – Pray for transformative disciple-making, so students return to their home countries as fruitful Christ-followers in their local churches.

August 29 – Pray US churches will be invested in reaching nations in their communities. Pray churches will be welcoming, winsomely and faithfully offering gospel truth.

August 29 – Pray US churches will be invested in reaching nations in their communities. Pray churches will be welcoming, winsomely and faithfully offering gospel truth.

August 23 – Pray that international student ministry workers will abide in Jesus as branches on a vine, so they may bear much spiritual fruit this year. John 15:4-5

August 24 – Pray ISM workers will know where and how to be fishers of men during COVID-19. Pray for online and digital outreach and evangelism.

August 25 – One avenue of outreach will be English as a Second Language classes. Pray for Christ-followers to have wisdom and for God to open doors for ESL classes.

August 26 – Pray that God will prepare hearts of international students to be the good soil which receives the gospel and bears much fruit. Mt. 13:1-23

August 27 – Pray that God will cause abundant spiritual growth on US campuses: both new growth/salvation, and maturation for young believers. 1 Cor. 3:5-7

August 28 – Pray for transformative disciple-making, so students return to their home countries as fruitful Christ-followers in their local churches.

August 29 – Pray US churches will be invested in reaching nations in their communities. Pray churches will be welcoming, winsomely and faithfully offering gospel truth.

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