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This week's Christian news, turned into prayer for persecuted Christians, pastors in prison, and the Church in every nation. Each card has a prayer point and a link to the full report. Updated .
Pastor Samuel Nandi was killed on his way to a church service in Barkin Ladi on 20 September. At least 27 Christians died across Bokkos, Riyom, Mangu and Jos South that week, and the governor has imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew.
Pray: Comfort for Pastor Nandi's family and church, protection for the villages of Plateau State, and justice from those in authority.
Source: International Christian Concern
Gunmen raided the mainly Christian village of Angwan Tsarki in Bokkos, Plateau State, at about 10 p.m. on 4 October. Two Christians were killed and three wounded, who were taken to hospital in Bokkos town.
Pray: Healing for the three wounded, comfort for the bereaved families, and peaceful nights for the believers of Bokkos.
Source: Morning Star News
Equipping the Persecuted documented 4,216 Christian deaths in Nigeria's Middle Belt between 1 January and 8 September 2026. That is nearly 17 a day.
Pray: An end to the killing in the Middle Belt, courage for pastors who stay with their flocks, and a government that protects every citizen.
Source: Christian Today
Three UN special rapporteurs told a Human Rights Council side event in Geneva on 1 October that Pakistan's laws against abduction, forced conversion and child marriage need consistent enforcement and better access to justice for religious minorities.
Pray: Protection for Christian daughters across Pakistan, faithful enforcement of the law, and strength for the families and advocates who stand with them.
Source: Morning Star News
The Lahore High Court has restored a police case against a man accused of abducting and forcibly converting a 12-year-old Christian girl, reversing a magistrate's cancellation. A police reinvestigation found the marriage certificate was forged.
Pray: A just outcome, the girl's safe return and healing, and wisdom and safety for the judge and her lawyers.
Source: Morning Star News
The National Commission for Justice and Peace released its Human Rights Monitor 2026. It records eight Christians accused of blasphemy during 2025 and 35 incidents involving minority women and girls, and notes that no one has been convicted for the 2023 Jaranwala church violence.
Pray: Release for believers falsely accused of blasphemy, justice for Jaranwala, and favour for those who speak for minorities.
Source: LiCAS News
Police in Taiyuan detained Pastor An Yankui of Taiyuan Xuncheng Reformed Church on suspicion of “organizing illegal religious activities”. It is his second detention on the same charge, and his unregistered church has been raided repeatedly.
Pray: Pastor An's release, peace for his family, and boldness for his congregation to keep meeting.
Source: The Christian Post
Pastor Ezra Jin of Beijing Zion Church, released in July after 266 days in a detention centre, says God's word sustained him in his cell. Eight other Zion Church leaders remained in detention as of September.
Pray: Thanks for Pastor Jin's freedom, and release, health and endurance for the eight leaders still in prison.
Source: The Christian Post
A man carrying a machete interrupted worship at a GKPI prayer house in Mekarsari village, Banten Province, and threatened bloodshed if the congregation kept meeting. No one was hurt and he later apologised, but local officials then shut the prayer house.
Pray: A place for this congregation to worship freely, and peace between neighbours in Banten.
Source: Morning Star News
Maisa Abu Dawoud and her daughter Mary, killed when an airstrike destroyed an apartment building, were mourned at Saint Porphyrius Church in Gaza City. The Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem called for an end to the bombardment and for a just peace.
Pray: Comfort for the small Christian community of Gaza, protection for every family there, and a just and lasting peace.
Source: Premier Christian News
The 2026 Bible Access List, covering 106 countries, names Afghanistan, Yemen, Somalia, North Korea and Eritrea as the hardest places to obtain a Bible. The greatest shortages are in DR Congo, Ethiopia, Nigeria, India and Uganda.
Pray: Open doors for God's word in closed nations, and safety for those who carry, print and translate Bibles.
Source: Premier Christian News
Churches in every nation will pray together for persecuted Christians on the first two Sundays of November. This year's theme is “Faithful to the End”.
Pray: Plan now to keep a watch in the tower on both Sundays, and bring your church with you.
Source: IDOP, World Evangelical Alliance
The God Loves You Tour filled Co-op Live in Manchester on Saturday, with worship led by Michael W. Smith and Charity Gayle. Franklin Graham reported that hundreds responded to the invitation to receive Christ.
Pray: That every person who responded is rooted in a local church, and for a fresh move of God across Britain.
Source: Premier Christian News
Ukrainian churches are appealing for urgent help for the occupied town of Oleshky, where thousands of people are reported to be facing starvation. Pope Leo has been asked to intervene.
Pray: Food and safe passage for the people of Oleshky, and an end to the war.
Source: Premier Christian News
Wycliffe Bible Translators reports 28 complete Bibles and 70 New Testaments launched in the past year, more than one every four days. The whole Bible is now available in 807 languages spoken by about 6.2 billion people.
Pray: Thanksgiving for every new translation, and workers and resources for the languages still waiting.
Source: Christian Today
“Remember them that are in bonds, as bound with them.” Hebrews 13:3
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“I sought for a man among them, that should make up the hedge, and stand in the gap before me for the land.” Ezekiel 22:30
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“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.” Psalm 119:105
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“I thank my God upon every remembrance of you, for your fellowship in the gospel from the first day until now.” Philippians 1:3, 5
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Father's Cry · Marriage and family
Help for marriages and homes, built on the seven secrets Father's Cry teaches fathers around the world. Talk in confidence with a trained Christian mentor in your own language.
“And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their fathers.” Malachi 4:6
A strong marriage is the first gift a father gives his children. These seven secrets shape every Father's Cry course and every conversation in this center.
The seven secrets come from The Seven Secrets of Effective Fathers by Dr Ken R. Canfield of the National Center for Fathering, the curriculum Father's Cry teaches across Africa, Asia and the Middle East. In Pakistan, Pastor Nadeem Saleem serves as Father's Cry Master Trainer.
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