Praise!
- As we embark on the journey of Lent, a time of reflection, renewal, and gratitude for our Savior, we are celebrating the thousands of lives of our members who have come to know Jesus as their Savior!
- Our US team will be growing as Preston Eastwood joins us at the end of the month to help manage Salesforce and Grants!
Seed Effect Uganda and South Sudan
- Pray for the daughter of our staff member, Sunday, as she is in the hospital.
- Pray for peace in the Congo and sustained peace in South Sudan.
- Pray for healing for Dennis, one of our Field Officers in South Sudan.
- Pray for our members and staff who are grieving the loss of loved ones.
- Pray for our leadership teams as we look to add new staff in a few locations.
- Pray for Bismarck, our South Sudan Country Director, and his new bride as they prepare for their wedding day on March 29th!
Seed Effect USA
- Pray for wisdom and guidance as we plan for Seed Effect events this Spring.
- Pray for discernment and provision as we look to add a Director of Finance to our US team.
Thank you for joining us as we seek the Lord in prayer!
“Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.” Romans 12:12
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