Praise!
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God is already at work as we are starting new savings groups to kick off 2026!
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We had a successful Community-Based Facilitator (CBF) training and onboarding, which will allow us to grow our program even further!
Seed Effect Uganda and South Sudan
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Pray for physical strength, emotional resilience, and spiritual encouragement for our staff. Many are carrying heavy responsibilities at work while also supporting families facing economic pressure.
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Pray for our members as they prepare for a new season of farming, school fees, and household needs. Ask God to bless their savings, protect their livelihoods, and give them hope and discipline as they plan for the year ahead.
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Pray that the Lord will use the work of Seed Effect to continue to transform lives holistically, economically, socially, and spiritually, and that Christ’s love will be clearly reflected through our service.
Seed Effect USA
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Pray for wisdom and guidance as we plan for Seed Effect events this Spring.
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Pray for clarity and creative innovation as we continue to improve our digital record collection and analysis processes.
Thank you for joining us as we seek the Lord in prayer!
“Devote yourselves to prayer with an alert mind and a thankful heart.” Colossians 4:2
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