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This Week's Prayer Guide
May 11 - This week, pray for the needs of the people of Wuhan. Pray for the church to be a Christlike witness to their friends, neighbors, coworkers, and family members.
May 12 - “This pandemic affected the entire world,” shares a pastor, “and Wuhan was the epicenter. We were the first to experience lockdown, for over two months. The pandemic deeply impacted this city.” Pray for those in Wuhan who were affected by the pandemic and the lockdowns, and for the church to provide care and love for them.
May 13 - “After the pandemic,” shares a pastor in Wuhan, “there's been a small wave of emigration.” Another pastor, when speaking of the results of the pandemic and recent economic downturn, shares: “Many companies couldn't survive, either going bankrupt or implementing significant salary cuts. So, some people left and returned to their hometowns. A large portion went back home or to places with better economies than Wuhan to make a living.” Pray for those who have left Wuhan to also find Christ, and for those who remain behind to know Christ’s presence.
May 14 - A pastor in Wuhan shares that many middle-aged adults are “filled with fear and anxiety. They worry about social security, education, healthcare, medical insurance, and employment. They feel lost and uncertain about the future. People have also become quite indifferent to each other. There's a lack of trust. If you try to share the gospel or talk about faith, they think they need to focus on practical matters, like making money.” Pray for these middle-aged people who are filled with fear to know the peace of Christ, and for people to care more about each other.
May 15 - “Wuhan used to be a key city for student ministry,” shares one pastor, “but now this work has been severely impacted. Evangelism in general isn't as vibrant as in previous years. Before, churches could organize various activities to share the gospel throughout the city. Now, we face numerous restrictions, and large-scale events are impossible.” Pray for evangelism efforts in Wuhan among students and among the people in general, for churches to have wisdom and hope as they witness the gospel.
May 16 - Speaking of the harsher environment in Wuhan now, one pastor says, “We've even had experiences where elementary school students reported us while we were sharing the gospel with students. We once went to a school to share the gospel with elementary students, and even fourth and fifth graders called us a cult, took pictures with their phones, and called the police. So, how can the gospel flourish in Wuhan now? How can we revive it?” Pray for the gospel to flourish in Wuhan, for the Lord to soften hard hearts.
May 17 - A pastor in Wuhan shares, “There's a lack of trust and connection between people. It's difficult to build relationships. Many brothers and sisters are reluctant to have pastors visit their homes, unwilling to open their doors, which also means they're not willing to open their hearts. This external political control and propaganda has isolated the church from society.” Pray for more trust and connection between people in Wuhan, that the gospel can help heal and renew society.
5月11日 - 本周，为武汉人民的需要祷告。求神使教会成为基督的见证，向他们的朋友、邻居、同事和家人彰显基督的爱。
5月12日 - “这场疫情影响了全世界，”一位牧师分享道，“而武汉是疫情的中心。我们是最早经历封城的人，持续了两个多月。疫情对这座城市造成了深远影响。” 为被疫情和封城影响的人们祈祷，让教会能带给他们关怀与爱。
5月13日——一位武汉牧师分享道，“疫情过后出现了一小波移民潮。”另一位牧师在谈到疫情影响和近期经济衰退时表示："许多公司无法生存，要么破产，要么大幅裁员。因此，一些人离开武汉回到了家乡。其中很大一部分人回到了家乡或经济条件更好的地方谋生。” 为那些离开武汉的人能找到基督，以及那些留在武汉的人能感受到基督的同在而祷告。
5月14日——一位武汉牧师分享说，许多中年人"充满恐惧和焦虑。他们担心社保、教育、医疗、医疗保险和就业。他们对未来感到迷茫和不确定。人们也变得彼此冷漠。缺乏信任。如果你试图分享福音或谈论信仰，他们认为需要专注于实际问题，比如赚钱。”为这些充满恐惧的中年人祈求基督的平安，并祈求人们能更多地关心彼此。
5月15日—— “武汉曾是学生事工的关键城市，”一位牧师分享道，“但现在这项工作受到了严重影响。整体传福音的活力不如往年。以前，教会可以组织各种活动在全市分享福音。现在，我们面临诸多限制，大型活动已不可能。” 为在武汉的校园传福音的同工祷告，愿教会能在见证福音时拥有智慧与希望。
5月16日——谈及武汉当前更为严峻的环境，一位牧师说："我们甚至经历过小学生举报我们传福音的情况。有一次我们去学校向小学生传福音，连四年级和五年级的学生都称我们为‘邪教’，用手机拍照并报警。如今，福音在武汉如何兴旺？我们又该如何复兴它？” 为武汉的福音兴旺祷告，求主软化刚硬的心。
5月17日——一位武汉牧师分享道："人与人之间缺乏信任与联结。建立关系困难重重。许多弟兄姐妹不愿让牧师到家中探访，不愿开门，这意味着他们也不愿敞开心扉。外部的政治监控与宣传已使教会与社会隔绝。” 为武汉人之间能建立更多信任与联结祷告，愿福音能帮助医治并更新社会。
May 11 - This week, pray for the needs of the people of Wuhan. Pray for the church to be a Christlike witness to their friends, neighbors, coworkers, and family members.
May 12 - “This pandemic affected the entire world,” shares a pastor, “and Wuhan was the epicenter. We were the first to experience lockdown, for over two months. The pandemic deeply impacted this city.” Pray for those in Wuhan who were affected by the pandemic and the lockdowns, and for the church to provide care and love for them.
May 13 - “After the pandemic,” shares a pastor in Wuhan, “there's been a small wave of emigration.” Another pastor, when speaking of the results of the pandemic and recent economic downturn, shares: “Many companies couldn't survive, either going bankrupt or implementing significant salary cuts. So, some people left and returned to their hometowns. A large portion went back home or to places with better economies than Wuhan to make a living.” Pray for those who have left Wuhan to also find Christ, and for those who remain behind to know Christ’s presence.
May 14 - A pastor in Wuhan shares that many middle-aged adults are “filled with fear and anxiety. They worry about social security, education, healthcare, medical insurance, and employment. They feel lost and uncertain about the future. People have also become quite indifferent to each other. There's a lack of trust. If you try to share the gospel or talk about faith, they think they need to focus on practical matters, like making money.” Pray for these middle-aged people who are filled with fear to know the peace of Christ, and for people to care more about each other.
May 15 - “Wuhan used to be a key city for student ministry,” shares one pastor, “but now this work has been severely impacted. Evangelism in general isn't as vibrant as in previous years. Before, churches could organize various activities to share the gospel throughout the city. Now, we face numerous restrictions, and large-scale events are impossible.” Pray for evangelism efforts in Wuhan among students and among the people in general, for churches to have wisdom and hope as they witness the gospel.
May 16 - Speaking of the harsher environment in Wuhan now, one pastor says, “We've even had experiences where elementary school students reported us while we were sharing the gospel with students. We once went to a school to share the gospel with elementary students, and even fourth and fifth graders called us a cult, took pictures with their phones, and called the police. So, how can the gospel flourish in Wuhan now? How can we revive it?” Pray for the gospel to flourish in Wuhan, for the Lord to soften hard hearts.
May 17 - A pastor in Wuhan shares, “There's a lack of trust and connection between people. It's difficult to build relationships. Many brothers and sisters are reluctant to have pastors visit their homes, unwilling to open their doors, which also means they're not willing to open their hearts. This external political control and propaganda has isolated the church from society.” Pray for more trust and connection between people in Wuhan, that the gospel can help heal and renew society.
5月11日 - 本周，为武汉人民的需要祷告。求神使教会成为基督的见证，向他们的朋友、邻居、同事和家人彰显基督的爱。
5月12日 - “这场疫情影响了全世界，”一位牧师分享道，“而武汉是疫情的中心。我们是最早经历封城的人，持续了两个多月。疫情对这座城市造成了深远影响。” 为被疫情和封城影响的人们祈祷，让教会能带给他们关怀与爱。
5月13日——一位武汉牧师分享道，“疫情过后出现了一小波移民潮。”另一位牧师在谈到疫情影响和近期经济衰退时表示："许多公司无法生存，要么破产，要么大幅裁员。因此，一些人离开武汉回到了家乡。其中很大一部分人回到了家乡或经济条件更好的地方谋生。” 为那些离开武汉的人能找到基督，以及那些留在武汉的人能感受到基督的同在而祷告。
5月14日——一位武汉牧师分享说，许多中年人"充满恐惧和焦虑。他们担心社保、教育、医疗、医疗保险和就业。他们对未来感到迷茫和不确定。人们也变得彼此冷漠。缺乏信任。如果你试图分享福音或谈论信仰，他们认为需要专注于实际问题，比如赚钱。”为这些充满恐惧的中年人祈求基督的平安，并祈求人们能更多地关心彼此。
5月15日—— “武汉曾是学生事工的关键城市，”一位牧师分享道，“但现在这项工作受到了严重影响。整体传福音的活力不如往年。以前，教会可以组织各种活动在全市分享福音。现在，我们面临诸多限制，大型活动已不可能。” 为在武汉的校园传福音的同工祷告，愿教会能在见证福音时拥有智慧与希望。
5月16日——谈及武汉当前更为严峻的环境，一位牧师说："我们甚至经历过小学生举报我们传福音的情况。有一次我们去学校向小学生传福音，连四年级和五年级的学生都称我们为‘邪教’，用手机拍照并报警。如今，福音在武汉如何兴旺？我们又该如何复兴它？” 为武汉的福音兴旺祷告，求主软化刚硬的心。
5月17日——一位武汉牧师分享道："人与人之间缺乏信任与联结。建立关系困难重重。许多弟兄姐妹不愿让牧师到家中探访，不愿开门，这意味着他们也不愿敞开心扉。外部的政治监控与宣传已使教会与社会隔绝。” 为武汉人之间能建立更多信任与联结祷告，愿福音能帮助医治并更新社会。