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Topics for Prayer + Map New Order V2 Area 2 Area 1 Fellowships / Ministries Fellowships / Ministries Nahariya - Hebrew; Russian Kiryat Shmona - Kumi Ori Karmiel - Ha Derech (The Way) (Arise Wake Up) Shefar'am - Beith Ha Or (House Migdal - Beit Bracha (House of Light) of Blessing) Carmel - Kehilat HaCarmel (The Carmel Congregation) Elevation Tiberias Kiriat Tiv'on - Sha'ar Ha Emek - Peniel (Face of God); (Gate of the Valley) - Or b'Darki (Morning Star) Cana - Baptist Church Beit Nitzachon (House of Nazareth Illit - Tsur Yeshuati Victory) Drug Rehab for men (Rock of My Salvation) Ravens Basket - for the needy Porya - Hanahar (The River) Haifa - Achsaniat Beit El 2 1 Afula fellowship - Ha Emek (Bethel Hostel) for men - Beit Even HaEzer 2 1 Yizreel (The Jezreel Valley) (Ebenezer Home) Bashan Carmel Ministries Centres Towns of: Nahariya; Akko; Centres Haifa; Hadera. Towns of: Safed; Katzrin; 3 Tiberias; Afula; Beit Sha'an. 4 Area 4 4 3 Fellowships / Ministries Area 3 Kfar Sava - Kehilat HaMaayan Fellowships / Ministries (The Fountain Congregation) Jerusalem fellowships Tel Aviv - Adonai Roi (The Lord - Chazon Yerushalayim is my Shepherd) (Vision of Jerusalem) Rishon Le-Zeon – Tehilat-Yah - Christ Church, CMJ (Praise God) - Melech Hamlachim (Hebrew Congregation of Tel Aviv - Bisur Tel Aviv (Tel King of Kings) Aviv outreach (Bikas) ) - Yeshuat Yisrael (Salvation - Dugit (Little Fishing of Israel) Boat) outreach - Nakis Street Church Centres Jerusalem ministries Towns of: Netanya; Modoi'in; - Beit HaYeshua (House of Kfar Sava; Tel Aviv; Yavne; 55 Salvation) mens rehab Ashdod; Askelon. - Netzer-Israel (Root of Israel) (with Ethiopians) Ben Gurion Airport. - Makor Hatikvah School (Source of Hope School) Area 5 Centres Fellowships / Ministries Towns of: Nablus; Ramalla; Arad - Hasdey Yeshua (The Jericho; Jerusalem; Ariel; Lovingkindnesses of Bethlehem; Beit Shamesh. Jesus) - Russian & Spanish Yad HaShmona. Be'er Sheva - Nachalat Yeshua (Yeshua's Inheritance) Mitzpeh Ramon fellowship Area 6 Eilat - HaMiklat (The Shelter) General Ministries Israel Prayer Centre Centres Chaim b’Shefa (Abundant Life) Towns of: Hebron; Sederot; Be'ad Chaim (Pro Life), with Gaza; Arad; Be'er Sheva; Sde Ganei Chaim (Life Gardens) Boqer; Mitzpeh Ramon; Eilat. Life size tabernacle Lech L'Cha (Get Thee Out (with the gospel) ) PFI, PO Box 190, Telford Shropshire TF2 2DB UK OM Haifa. Ethiopian ministries. © PFI February 2016 Map based on 'Sadalmelik's' Wiki map “Brethren, my heart’s desire and prayer to God for Israel is that they may be saved.” Romans 10:1 “For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes, for the Jew first and also for the Greek.” Romans 1:16 “Jesus said to him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.” John 14:6 THE NATION • Unity of the body • God’s mercy and loving-kindness • Contending with Bureaucracy Psalms 136:1 & 26; 89:1, 32 & 33 • Jewish orthodox opposition • A cry from the heart of the Nation • Employment issues Psalm 107:27-30; Isaiah 30:18-21 • Consequences from long working hours • Shepherds after God’s own heart Jeremiah 3:14-15 • Arab peoples (esp. in Judea & Samaria) PRACTICAL • That the Nation would be united in God • Finances for individuals and congregations • That the Nation would return and cry out to God • Transport needs of many • That the Nation would be cleansed • Children’s workers • Safety on the roads CONGREGATIONS • Protection from terrorists • Sound Doctrine & Discipleship • Maturing of the leaders FAITH AND ENCOURAGEMENT • Assistants to the leaders • Ethnic groups (eg. Russian) to be liberated in • Spirit of prayer upon congregations worship and Prayer for Israel • Submitted and prayerful worship groups • Language problems; Learning Hebrew, a spiritual • Discerning about deception and false teaching battle • Gifts of the Spirit • Outreach by individuals and assemblies • Protection for leaders from adverse influences from • New fellowships cf. mega fellowships overseas groups • Burdens for the nations • Control by Financial “ownership” • Prayer for localities • Unity in and between assemblies BELIEVERS IN ISRAEL • Unity amongst national leadership • Bodily Health • Oppression of the mind SPIRITUAL – PERSONAL • Anxieties and fears • Family relationships • Extreme weariness and depression • Family worship • Frequent sickness • Marriages • Burdened and bowed down • Children’s needs – school / friends • Doubt and discouragement • Daily quiet times • Curses inherited / imposed • Hunger for Word of God • Islamic influences • Prayerfulness • Coping with difficult people Guidance for Prayer Groups Pray in accord with God’s Word. Keep your focus in prayer, don’t go off at tangents. Pray through as far as possible before another subject is started. LISTEN – pray with those praying Let there be clear AMENS. Pray specifically wherever possible. Be brief. No long scriptures. Seek genuine gifts of the Spirit. Listen to the Lord as well as to one another. Remember to pray for one another. The Church Worldwide Pray for a Revelation to the Church, a Response by the Church.
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