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Issue 777- National Prayer Needs


Additional National Prayer Needs

Pray for America’s Military

The U.S. has redeployed additional aircraft from RAF Mildenhall to Germany and other European locations as potential threats to military installations in Britain continue. The United States escalated the security threat level for both Mildenhall and RAF Lakenheath.

Pray for Secretary Hegseth and Pentagon officials as they assess and respond to potential terrorist threats against U.S. military installations.

Pray for America’s Foreign Relations

President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador sent 2,500 troops into Haiti after criminal gangs kidnapped 4 Salvadoran aviation technicians. An explosive drone strike killed a notorious gang leader as part of security operations under the United Nations-authorized Gang Suppression Force (GSF). Another gang leader has gone into hiding after his Haitian home was bombed.

Paraguay’s Senate unanimously voted to impeach President Santiago Peña last week after the collapse of Ueno Bank froze the accounts of roughly 60 percent of that nation’s adult population. Vice President Pedro Alliana was sworn in as president after Peña’s removal and arrest. As an investigation continues into allegations of corruption and financial misconduct, Peña announced his resignation and denied wrongdoing.

Pray for Secretary Rubio and U.S. diplomats as they discuss mutual security and economic concerns with foreign counterparts.

Pray for AMERICA’S HEALTH AND WELL-BEING

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) expanded its TOPx HHS Tech Sprint for AI and Invisible Illness competition, and recognized 40 Phase 2 winners this week. The expanded prize pool supports the development of tools that use AI and federal open data to address three challenge areas: Lyme Innovation, Invisible Illness, and Cost of Illness. Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. said, “Americans living with Lyme disease and other complex chronic illnesses deserve answers, and we are making their search a priority.”

Pray for Secretary Kennedy and HHS officials as they review prototypes designed to improve the detection of complex chronic health conditions, care coordination, and the costs of such illnesses.

Pray for Needs Across the States

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger opened an investigation after a misplaced memory card with hundreds of untallied votes was discovered, switching the leading candidate in the state legislature. Seminole County election officials began a review and search after the state found a gap between the official ballot count and the number of voter sign-ins on Election Day. “Georgia’s election safeguards are designed to identify discrepancies, and that is exactly what these guardrails did,“ Secretary Raffensperger said. “Our office identified a significant discrepancy, alerted county officials, and uncovered a failure to properly upload election results.”

In the midterm election, the voters in several states passed election security amendments. Arkansas, Kansas, South Dakota, and West Virginia approved amendments stating that only U.S. citizens may vote. Ohio, North Carolina, and Nevada now require that voters present identification for in-person and mail-in ballots.

Pray for state officials as they implement and update voting regulations to reflect approved referendums and review election procedures in the wake of the midterm elections.

Pray for America’s Faith Community

“Karl Marx and D. L. Moody lived at nearly the same time. Both saw poverty, suffering, and injustice around them, but they offered opposing answers to what was wrong with the world and how it could be changed. Marx looked to political and economic revolution and the restructuring of society. Moody believed the deepest problem was in the sinful human heart and that real lasting change can only begin when men and women know Jesus Christ as their savior.
But Moody did not ignore people’s physical needs. Having grown up in poverty himself, he went into one of the toughest areas of Chicago known as Little Hell and began a Sunday school for poor children that expanded quickly to over 1,000 children and 300 of their parents. Moody’s work and reputation spread way beyond Chicago so that even President-Elect Abraham Lincoln learned about his Sunday school and visited them and spoke briefly. As a result, Moody himself was invited to many places to speak and went on to preach the gospel to over 100 million people across America and Great Britain.
Karl Marx’s writings, meanwhile, began to shape political movements and governments around the world, and his radical ideas continue to influence our culture today.“ – Dr. John Ankerberg, Ankerberg Show, November 2026

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