1. North American Missions (Annie Armstrong)
Pray to lift up church planters, missionaries, and their families serving in rapidly growing metro areas and unreached communities.
2. Collegiate Ministries — Daytona State College
Pray for open hearts among students, wisdom for campus leaders, and bold student believers sharing the gospel on campus.
3. Collegiate Ministry Week
Pray to lift up the college students and ministry leaders attending, praying for spiritual clarity, gospel conviction, and strong encouragement before heading back onto campus.
4. Canaveral Port Ministries
Pray for international crew members far from home, for open doors to share the gospel, and for seafarers to carry the faith back to their home nations.
5. International Missions (Lottie Moon)
Pray to lift up over 3,500 international missionary families serving on the front lines, asking for physical protection, spiritual endurance, and open doors among unreached nations.
6. Annual Missions Conference
Pray for speaker preparation, host families, deep spiritual renewal across our church, and clear callings for members to step into mission field service.
7. Operation Christmas Child (Samaritan's Purse)
Pray for each child receiving a shoebox, asking that their hearts be open to the gospel message and that their local churches grow through The Greatest Journey discipleship program.
8. Raceway Ministries
Pray for race fans, drivers, track workers, and emergency crews—asking for safety during race weekends and open hearts to spiritual conversations.
9. Missionary Prayer Warriors
Pray Commit to receiving regular, urgent prayer updates from the field and lifting up physical, emotional, and spiritual protection for our partners.
10. Kitchen & Hospitality Team
Pray for strength, joy, and unity among our kitchen servants, and ask that every meal served creates a welcoming environment where hearts are open to fellowship and gospel conversations.
Pray to lift up church planters, missionaries, and their families serving in rapidly growing metro areas and unreached communities.
2. Collegiate Ministries — Daytona State College
Pray for open hearts among students, wisdom for campus leaders, and bold student believers sharing the gospel on campus.
3. Collegiate Ministry Week
Pray to lift up the college students and ministry leaders attending, praying for spiritual clarity, gospel conviction, and strong encouragement before heading back onto campus.
4. Canaveral Port Ministries
Pray for international crew members far from home, for open doors to share the gospel, and for seafarers to carry the faith back to their home nations.
5. International Missions (Lottie Moon)
Pray to lift up over 3,500 international missionary families serving on the front lines, asking for physical protection, spiritual endurance, and open doors among unreached nations.
6. Annual Missions Conference
Pray for speaker preparation, host families, deep spiritual renewal across our church, and clear callings for members to step into mission field service.
7. Operation Christmas Child (Samaritan's Purse)
Pray for each child receiving a shoebox, asking that their hearts be open to the gospel message and that their local churches grow through The Greatest Journey discipleship program.
8. Raceway Ministries
Pray for race fans, drivers, track workers, and emergency crews—asking for safety during race weekends and open hearts to spiritual conversations.
9. Missionary Prayer Warriors
Pray Commit to receiving regular, urgent prayer updates from the field and lifting up physical, emotional, and spiritual protection for our partners.
10. Kitchen & Hospitality Team
Pray for strength, joy, and unity among our kitchen servants, and ask that every meal served creates a welcoming environment where hearts are open to fellowship and gospel conversations.
"Therefore pray the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest." Matthew 9:38
“But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be witnesses to Me in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.” (Acts 1:8)