Kids On Mission

SPIRIT TREE

I am told that there are some very beautiful islands south of Florida—the Caribbean islands. The beaches are clean, the sky is clear, and the tropical trees grow tall. It seems like everything would be paradise!

But some of the people have very dark beliefs and it can be hard for Christians to tell others about Jesus without fear. One house church was growing and needed to make room for more people. That meant they would have to cut down a gigantic tree that stood in their way. It was known as the ‘spirit tree’ and used by others in rituals of Santeria, a religion that mixes African traditional religion with worship of saints. They think that anyone who cuts down a spirit tree will die.

It took courage for the members of the house church to have the tree cut down. Please pray for them to have even more courage and tell everyone in their village about Jesus.

Prayer Requests from Missionary Kids

There has been really bad flooding in Pakistan and thousands of families’ homes were damaged. Whole villages were wiped out by landslides. Muslim women and children were in makeshift camps living in tent homes. Some of those camps were run by local Christians with aid from the Baptist Global Response. Pray that the children who heard the Gospel story from the aid workers would remember the name of Jesus and call on Him when they are in need. (Central Asian peoples)

I hope that people in China will believe in God. NYA, age 6 (East Asian Peoples)

PRAYERthreads KIDS

3,000+ forgotten peoples
No one to share about Jesus
Few or no Bibles
No JESUS Film
No radio broadcasts
No Gospel recordings

Are you looking for a significant project for your children’s group? Click on the title PRAYERthreads KIDS to find out how your children's group can begin praying for a people group with no Gospel witness.

KOMpray Story Archives

We've shared a lot of fun prayer stories with you over the last two years, but they have only stayed on the web page for one week. Some have asked if you can see the archives--so here they are! Click on the KOMpray Story Archives title. You'll find downloadable pdf files of each of the previously posted prayer stories. (This does not include the additional MK prayer requests)