Saturday, May 2, 2026
Monday, April 27, 2026
W. Territory Prayers - The Netherlands, Czech Republic & Slovakia
Prayer Focus – 27 April – 03 May 2026
The Netherlands, Czech Republic & Slovakia
Territorial Leader: Commissioner Bente Gundersen
Chief Secretary: Lieut-Colonel Richard de Vree
The Netherlands
Praise:
· We thank God for the ‘move of hope’ and for the clear direction God has shown us to develop faith‑based community work in neighbourhoods and local communities across the Netherlands.
· We thank God for the way in which the Christian identity and the passion for the mission of The Salvation Army are made visible in and through thousands of committed employees and officers.
· We thank God for the dedicated spiritual leaders serving within The Salvation Army: officers, envoys, missionary workers, and chaplains.
Prayer Requests:
· We pray for the further development of the ‘move of hope’; for courage and boldness to keep our focus on God’s Spirit and to continue taking brave steps in response.
· We pray for a deepening of our Christian identity and spiritual life, that we may remain faithful to God's direction and rooted in who he calls us to be. Pray we can slow down, allowing more solitude and rest.
· We pray for people who feel called to serve as spiritual leaders within The Salvation Army, that God will stir hearts and raise up a new generation of servant leaders. Pray we will be people who embrace the ‘whosoever’.
· We pray for children and young people, including students, especially those who feel lonely and disconnected. We ask God to show us new ways to support them on their journey of faith towards Christ, and to help us in creating
safe places for them and giving them space to play their part in shaping the mission of The Salvation Army.
· Pray for victims of forced criminality, the fastest‑growing form of human trafficking in the Netherlands. Pray for our probation workers and colleagues responding to this. Also, pray for our support for people in prostitution who wish to leave and seek restoration.
Czech Republic
· Thank God for the Spiritual Day on 24 April and the Women’s Day on 25 April. We thank God for his strong presence.
· Pray for the Men’s Day on 23 May. Pray that God will work powerfully in the lives of the men who will attend.
· Pray for financial resources for community work - for sufficient financial resources to continue the community ministries.
· Pray for spiritual growth, that people will respond to God’s call to officership and other forms of service. Pray for growth in our corps—both in numbers and in stability—including the work among children and young people.
Slovakia
· Pray for the promotion of cadets to second year – 27 June: that this moment will be a blessing, and that God’s voice will be heard so that people may respond to his call.
· Pray for spiritual growth and stability within the corps in Slovakia. Pray for the development of the spiritual work in the Trebišov Roma settlement, and for protection for the officers and staff who serve in a challenging environment.
· Pray for ministry opportunities, that Jesus will send us to new places in Slovakia so that more people may come to know him. Pray for sufficient resources and new donors to support our kindergarten project.
Thursday, April 23, 2026
YWAM - War in Ukrain
Monday, April 20, 2026
W. Territory Prayers - USA Eastern Territory
Prayer Focus – 20 - 26 April 2026
USA Eastern Territory
Territorial Leaders: Commissioners Ralph & Susan Bukiewicz
Chief Secretary: Colonel Stewart Dalrymple
TSSLD: Colonel Crista Dalrymple
Prayer Requests:
· Pray for the upcoming General’s Congress. That our Territory would experience an outpouring of the Holy Spirit that would reignite a passion for the Gospel.
· Pray for Godly discernment for our Territorial Leaders as they seek him to navigate through these unparalleled and complicated times. Give them the mind of Christ.
· Pray for our officers and local leaders, that they would lead with joy in the places they have been called.
· Pray for our cadets who will soon become leaders within our territory. That they would be compassionate, effective leaders who consistently display the love of God.
· Pray for those who God is currently calling to step into ministry as future Salvation Army officers.
· Pray that we would see growth in our local Bible studies, that we would be rooted in God’s word in everything we do.
· Pray for the upcoming 25th anniversary of 9/11. Pray that those who were affected would feel a sense of peace, and that we can provide places of peace for those who are still processing all that happened on that day.
Thursday, April 16, 2026
Congo Believers
Monday, April 13, 2026
W. Territory Prayers - Zambia Territory
Prayer Focus – 13 - 19 April 2026
Zambia Territory
Territorial Leaders: Colonels Alfred & Pamela Banda
Chief Secretary: Lieut-Colonel Shawn Critch
TSSLD: Lieut-Colonel Brenda Critch
Praise:
· We give thanks for the very good rainy season in recent months, contributing to a successful harvest and increased food security, as well as much needed relief from the national energy crisis of the past two years.
· We give thanks for increasing financial stability for the territory.
Prayer Requests:
· Pray for the Territorial Officers’ Councils, scheduled for June, that it will be a time of spiritual renewal, empowering and equipping for mission. Pray for officer wellness and safety.
· Pray for the Territorial Youth Congress in July (theme: In the Light based on Ephesians 5:8); pray that our young people will grow deeper in their relationship with the Lord and be inspired to courageously share the Gospel.
· Pray for wisdom, guidance, and financial resources as we continue to implement the Territorial Strategic Plan (2024-2028). Pray that officers and Salvationists will continue to be ‘Mobilized to take part in Building a Vibrant Modern Territory, Obedient to God and Relevant in the 21st Century’.
· Pray for candidate recruitment as we anticipate a new session of cadets in February 2027.
· Pray for our cadets, Proclaimers of Transformation, as they are being commissioned in November.
· Pray for the spiritual growth of our soldiers and adherents, and that our corps will be beacons of light and hope in their communities, sharing the love of Jesus and meeting human need. Pray that evangelism efforts will result in new Senior and Junior Soldiers being enrolled throughout the Territory.
· Pray for a peaceful government election this year and that God’s plan and purposes might be accomplished in this Christian nation.
Tuesday, April 7, 2026
Easter Attack in Nigeria

Monday, April 6, 2026
W. Territory Prayers - Australia Territory
Prayer Focus – 06 - 12 April 2026
Australia Territory
Territorial Leader: Commissioner Miriam Gluyas
Chief Secretary: Colonel John Chamness
TSWM: Colonel Lani Chamness
Praise:
· We give thanks to God for the ongoing work of Jesus and the movement of the Holy Spirit throughout Australia. Please continue to pray to the Lord of the harvest for the workers, for the harvest is surely plentiful!
· We give thanks for the trust placed in The Salvation Army Australia by communities, government and generous supporters. Because of this favour, we are able to offer practical care and Jesus-centred hope to thousands each day.
· We praise God for transformed lives across our ministries; physically, emotionally, spiritually and mentally.
· We thank God for all our officers, employees, soldiers and volunteers who serve faithfully across every expression of our holistic, integrated mission. Everything is for the Lord as we seek to be Jesus-Centred, Spirit-led and see Hope Revealed. This is everything from our aged care, emergency response, employment services, corps and community ministries and programs, Salvos Stores, mission support teams, frontline innovation and THQ and DHQ staff; who all work together to amplify the message and love of Jesus.
· We praise God for chaplains and ministry leaders who walk closely with Jesus and bring comfort, courage and hope.
· We thank God for the launch of 'The Way across the nation’, helping our people focus on Prayer, Discipleship, Evangelism, Spiritual Warfare and All Salvos on Mission. Please pray that as the year progresses, God strengthens our soldiers and people of faith for all that lies ahead.
· We thank God for lives transformed through Employment Plus. We have seen people overcoming addiction, illness and hardship. We are grateful for
practical chaplaincy support in times of crisis and tragedy, collaborative Christmas hamper outreaches, new businesses established, meaningful employment secured, and hope restored in remote communities.
· We thank God that the gospel is bearing fruit in intercultural communities across our nation.
· We give thanks for the incredible workforce of The Salvation Army Australia and for the many lives being transformed each day through compassionate mission.
· We rejoice that across The Salvation Army Australia Aged Care centres we are receiving reports of residents reconnecting with faith, some accepting Jesus for the first time, and worship gatherings flourishing. We thank God for five new chaplains to Aged Care (pictured here) commencing in 2026.
· We praise God for Christmas Reflections held in more than 400 Salvos Stores, where customers and volunteers are invited into local corps and encounter Jesus.
· We thank God for our mobilised Salvation Army workforce and ministry presence following the Bondi Beach mass shooting. Our staff served on the frontline, providing counselling, trauma informed responses, and ongoing support and connection to services in the months that followed. Salvationists around the country gathered in prayer and created spaces to mourn and remember.
· We praise God for our Emergency Services and Recovery teams serving communities faithfully during fire season and times of disaster.
· We rejoice in young people and children encountering Jesus and in faithful leaders and volunteers who journey alongside them; from national children and youth events to summer parties, divisional gatherings and locally led initiatives and home groups.
Prayer Requests:
· Pray for wisdom, discernment and courage as The Salvation Army Australia Territory continues strategic change and restructuring. Ask for a deeper understanding of integrated, holistic mission that serves the whole person and the whole community.
· Pray for unity in Christ across our Territory, that our love for one another would be a powerful witness as Jesus Centred, Spirit led and Hope Revealed people.
· Pray for revival and spiritual renewal. Ask for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit across corps, centres and ministries throughout Australia.
· Pray for open hearts, ready to hear and obey God’s voice, and for a deep love of Scripture.
· Pray Luke 10:2 over Australia. Ask the Lord to raise up more officers, soldiers, employees and volunteers for the harvest field, especially young people who will respond with courage to God’s call.
· Pray for wisdom, humility and spiritual strength for current leaders, and for emerging leaders to be raised and nurtured.
· Pray for aged care residents and staff to encounter the love of Jesus and ask God to call more chaplains into this ministry.
· Pray that Salvos Stores and all Enterprise initiatives will continue to flourish, creating clear faith pathways into local corps and ministry expressions, including the Easter and Christmas Reflections that have borne much fruit.
· Pray for those seeking employment, overcoming addiction, battling illness or facing isolation. Pray for chaplains ministering in trauma and crisis situations, and for those travelling long distances to bring hope to remote towns.
· Pray protection over the Territory. Declare that no weapon formed against us will prevail as we stand firm against evil in our land.
· Pray that our spiritual eyes and ears will be attuned to where the Lord is leading, especially in pioneering mission and reaching young Australians.
· Pray for our young people in Australia, that we will hear clearly from the Holy Spirit about how we are to serve them and share the gospel with those who do not yet know God.
· Pray that those engaged in our services, mission expressions and corps will experience the love and mercy of Jesus and a supernatural outpouring of holiness and hope through the power of the Holy Spirit.
· Pray that we will be faithful stewards of their gifts, allow their courage to challenge and inspire us, and celebrate their uniqueness. We pray against isolation, fear and loneliness that seek to alienate young people from one another, the Church and from God.
· May our ministries provide simple and authentic pathways for young people to explore faith in Jesus, and may they experience trust and belief from our leadership.
Friday, April 3, 2026
Nigerian Believers PTG during Holy Week
Tuesday, March 31, 2026
Nigerian Believers - 30 Lives on Palm Sunday
Kabul Airport Attack - 13 Americans Dead
Monday, March 30, 2026
W. Territory Prayers - Bangladesh Territory
Prayer Focus – 30 March – 05 April 2026
Bangladesh Territory
Territorial Leader: Lieut-Colonel Elizabeth Nelson
Chief Secretary: Major Gabriel Dewri
TSWM: Major Chaya Dewri
Praise:
· We are thankful for God’s faithfulness and provision throughout the territory.
· We praise God for our seven new Cadets, (Proclaimers of Transformation Session), and for those who have responded to God’s call to full-time ministry as Officers.
· We thank God that the territory was able to complete the purchase of land for Jhimali Outpost.
Prayer Requests:
· We thank God for the territorial theme for 2026, ‘Spirit Led Transformation: Together We Rise’. As we focus on this theme, we are praying for a powerful spiritual impact on our territory.
· Pray for spiritual revival and a renewed passion for God among all Salvationists in the territory. New initiatives have been introduced for Corps to participate in Alpha - an online Bible Study for youth, and Bible Studies for men’s ministry.
· Pray for financial sustainability of our Corps to continue their mission effectively. We are working together to develop income-generating initiatives that can provide needed support to our Corps.
· Pray for those involved in developing our Development Strategy for the territory. We have some effective development projects in the territory, and we want to strengthen and expand our work into areas of Bangladesh where we can have an impact and influence.
· Please pray for Territorial Leadership and the upcoming transition in leadership. Pray for God’s Spirit to guide and lead them with wisdom, vision and courage. May we hear and be obedient to what God is calling us to do to impact His Kingdom.
Friday, March 27, 2026
Frank D. - Judy H. PTG
Angela S. - Aunts PTG
Saturday, March 21, 2026
Divisional Youth Retreat
Saturday, March 14, 2026
Friday, March 13, 2026
CFOT Brigades Summer Assignments
Julie S. - Daughter's Health and Healing
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Julie S. - Son Andrew's Health
Monday, March 9, 2026
Joy - Daughter
Friday, March 6, 2026
Thursday, March 5, 2026
Jeannie B. - THQ Prayer Requests
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THQ
Prayer Requests – Thursday, 3/05/26 |
THQ – Please pray for the delegates and leaders of the Holiness Retreat which begins this morning at the Crestmont Campus.
Vinnie Olds - Please
pray for my family, my daughter especially who has been sick. I need
prayers for my entire family all 4 generations. My church family and our
young Pastor who leads a flock of people “set in their ways” keep him strong
and healthy. I ask for payers for my coworkers and their families in
whatever they need, prayers for this world as a whole.
Thank you, Vinnie
Minnie Cleveland - Please join me in praying for God’s leading and guiding the hearts of leaders to make decisions that align with God’s will both religious leaders, as well as, government, all over the world.
Roya Yavari - Please pray for my country , IRAN . Pray that people survive this war and that this regime is replaced by a democratic one; people have paid a very high price for this regime to change.
Erin Sedlewicz - I have hurt my back and need healing. Wisdom too on what to do and not do in the meantime.
Doris Hall - Please pray with me for Teesha, Pastor James, Jon and LaStar and children, JT and KG, Officer and employees. Thank you.
Major Petr Janousek - One of our members went to Israel 2 weeks ago and we
received a great blessing by him reading to us online Psalm 122 from Jaffa gate
in Jerusalem on Sunday February 22. But now he is stuck in Tel Aviv because of
the war. Pray please for the safety and safe return not only for him but for
many others in likewise situation.
Thank you.
Lt. Christopher Rockwell - Please pray to sharpen our mindfulness so we listen closely to His voice/follow the Holy Spirit’s leading. Pray that He fills us with a proactive spirit so we step forward in faith, serve with joy/act with courage to accomplish everything the Holy Spirit calls us to do. Pray that God strengthens our unity, grants us wisdom/sustains us with steady strength as we follow His direction in our community in the Farmington area.
Captain Felicia Grant - Currently, we are without vital volunteer support. Please pray for the well-being of our volunteers, as they are a tremendous blessing to both staff and the community we serve. Their partnership and participation are key to providing our community with Salvation Army programs and services. Thank you!
Captain Megan Trimmer - We are stepping our youngest, Wesley has 6, off his seizure medication as he has been 2 years seizure free. Prayer that as we step him down from medicine, he continues to be seizure free, but also, for his behavior/him being able to self-regulate his emotions and such. Thanks.
Major Taylor Santos - Please continue to pray for the ministry in FSM especially in Chuuk. May the Lord provide us leaders for the harvest. Pray for the Micronesian officers and their children.
Julie Merinar - Please
pray for my son Malcom and the families involved. Praying for a positive and
lenient outcome for my son and our family. Thank you.
Guillermo and Rosio - Clovis Corps
Saturday, February 28, 2026
Pray for our Troops
War in Iran
Kevin Nagasaki - Celebration of Life
The HIPAC Division would like the territory to know that Envoy Kevin Nagasaki's Celebration of Life is scheduled for February 28, 2026, in Lahaina, Maui at the Lahaina Civic Center.
Family visitation is at 9:30 a.m. and the service at 10:30 a.m.
Friday, February 27, 2026
Jaylyn's Healing/Family's Home Renovation
Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Andrea's Health and Healing
Sunday, February 22, 2026
Pray for Mexico
A major Mexican resort town was under siege on Sunday as drug cartels lashed out after the leader of the brutal Jalisco New Generation Cartel was killed in a military raid, authorities said.
Tourists in Puerto Vallarta were warned to stay indoors as narco gangs went on a rampage following the death of drug kingpin Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes, the powerful boss of the violent crime outfit.
The US State Department urged Americans to shelter in place, and some American tourists have reported being trapped in the region.
Friday, February 20, 2026
Tragedy near Tahoe
6 mothers who 'cherished time together' among victims in avalanche near Lake Tahoe
By Bonny Chu, Michael Sinkewicz
Published February 20, 2026
At least six victims have been identified in the tragic avalanche incident on Tuesday that killed up to nine people in Sierra Nevada, near Lake Tahoe, California.
Six of the victims were among a group of outdoor-loving mothers who regularly traveled together. A joint statement from the affected families identified the women as Kate Vitt, Carrie Atkin, Danielle Keatley, Kate Morse, and sisters Caroline Sekar and Liz Clabaugh.
"We are devastated beyond words," the families said in the statement. "Our focus right now is supporting our children through this incredible tragedy and honoring the lives of these extraordinary women."
All the women were described as "mothers, wives, and friends, all of whom connected through the love of the outdoors."
8 SKIERS FOUND DEAD, 1 MISSING AFTER MASSIVE LAKE TAHOE AVALANCHE

Kate Vitt was a SiriusXM executive and mother of two. (Kate Vitt/X)
Nevada County Sheriff Shannan Moon said during a news conference Wednesday that authorities had told the families the mission had shifted from rescue to recovery.
"They were on their way back to camp when the avalanche actually hit," Moon said, adding that it took search and rescue crews hours to find the first few survivors.
The group of women, most of whom resided near California, were reportedly seasoned backcountry skiers. They were reportedly well-trained, fully prepared, and equipped with avalanche safety gear.
"They were passionate, skilled skiers who cherished time together in the mountains," the families' statement said. "They lived in the Bay Area, Idaho, and the Truckee–Tahoe region."
They expressed being "heartbroken" and said they are doing their best to support one another and their families in the way they believe the mothers would have wanted.

Caroline Sekar was identified as one of the deceased in Tuesday's Lake Tahoe avalanche. (Caroline Sekar/Facebook)
McAlister Clabaugh, the brother of Sekar and Clabaugh, told The New York Times that Sekar, 45, was a mother of two who lived in San Francisco.
Liz Clabaugh, 52, served as a graduate nurse residency program coordinator at St. Luke’s Health System in Boise, Idaho, according to her LinkedIn profile.
Vitt, a San Francisco resident, held positions at SiriusXM and Pandora, according to her LinkedIn profile, and was a mother to two children.
Several members of the group were also connected to Sugar Bowl Academy, an elite boarding and day school for competitive skiers and snowboarders that has counted multiple Olympians among its alumni.
"This tragedy has affected each and every one of us. The depth of support for the families whose lives have been changed forever reminds us of how special this community is," Executive Director Stephen McMahon said.

Caroline Sekar taking a selfie while skiing. (Caroline Sekar/Facebook)
The Feb. 17 avalanche near Castle Peak in the Sierra Nevada mountains became the deadliest in California’s history.
Authorities reported that the tragedy involved a group of 15 backcountry skiers, including 11 clients and 4 guides, on a multi-day guided expedition organized by Blackbird Mountain Guides.
Eight people were confirmed dead, with one additional person presumed dead.
"We are profoundly grateful for the extensive rescue efforts by Nevada County Search and Rescue, Tahoe Nordic Search and Rescue and all of the authorities involved, and for the outpouring of support from the Tahoe community and beyond," the families said in the statement.
"We are heartbroken and are doing our best to care for one another and our families in the way we know these women would have wanted," they added.
To continue recovery efforts for the final missing individual, authorities announced Thursday that all National Forest lands and trails around Castle Peak will be closed for roughly one month, from Feb. 20 through March 15.

This image provided by the Nevada County Sheriff's Office shows members of a rescue team in Soda Springs, California on Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026. (Nevada County Sheriff's Office via AP)
Authorities emphasized that emergency personnel may need to use snow machines, aircraft and even explosives during the operations.
"Due to the current instability of the snowpack and need to prioritize first responder access to the area, members of the public are prohibited from entering the closure area during search and rescue operations," the U.S. Forest Service-Tahoe National Forest said.
"It is our top priority to ensure the safety of first responders during this recovery mission and aid in the return of each victim to their families," Tahoe National Forest Supervisor Chris Feutrier added in a statement. "Our deepest condolences to the families that have lost their loved ones from this tragic incident. Our sincere appreciation to all first responders, law enforcement and partners that are supporting this recovery."
The avalanche marks the deadliest in the U.S. since 1981, when 11 climbers were killed on Mount Rainier in Washington state. It is also the second deadly slide near Castle Peak this year after a person on a snowmobile was buried in January.
Bonny Chu is a Digital Production Assistant at Fox News Digital.
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Pastor Jay's Health and Healing
Tuesday, February 10, 2026
Missionary Family in PlaneTragedy
SF Police Officer RIP
Sunday, February 8, 2026
Pastor Khalid Mezher + 20 Others Died
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Savanna Guthrie's Mom
Pray for Nigerian Believers - 162 deaths
Monday, February 2, 2026
Joanna W. - Mom and Dad's Health Update
Saturday, January 31, 2026
Friday, January 30, 2026
Karina R. - Brother's Surgery
Bianca's Pregnancy
Joanna W. - Mom's Health
Monday, January 26, 2026
TSA West Prayers - Malaysia, Myanmar and Thailand Territory
Prayer Focus – January 26 – 01 February, 2026
Singapore, Malaysia, Myanmar and Thailand Territory
Territorial Leader: Colonel Richard Borrett
Territorial Leader for Spiritual Life Development: Colonel Ann Borrett
Chief Secretary: Lieut-Colonel Nigel Cross
TSWM: Lieut-Colonel Stacy Cross
Praise:
· We praise God for the dedication and enthusiasm of all those involved in our Corps and Centres throughout the four countries.
Prayer Requests:
· That as we embrace our new Territorial theme of “On Earth as it is in Heaven” that we will see God’s will being done in and through our ministry.
· We pray that all the events and initiatives planned for 2026 will bring glory to God and more people into His kingdom.
Singapore
Praise:
· We give thanks for God’s continued faithfulness and provision across our Territory — for the many lives being touched through our Corps, centres, and community ministries.
Prayer Requests:
· Pray for the ongoing social and community ministries, especially those reaching the poor, the marginalised, and migrant communities, that they will continue to reflect God’s compassion and bring transformation.
Malaysia Region
Praise:
· Thank God for Generous Donors and New Initiatives. We are deeply grateful for the generous donors who have made possible new initiatives under TSA Malaysia, including Project RISE (Refugee Integration School Effort), which provides education for refugee children, and Project HEAL, which offers after-school care and safe accommodation for underprivileged children. These projects are not just programs — they are lifelines for vulnerable communities. They represent hope, dignity, and opportunity for those who might otherwise be
forgotten. We thank God for stirring hearts to give and for opening doors to extend His love in practical, transformative ways.
Prayer Requests:
· Pray for Spiritual Revival Across Corps and Mission Stations: Our deepest longing is for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit across every corps and mission station in the region. We pray for hearts to be rekindled with passion for Christ, for worship to be vibrant and authentic, and for lives to be surrendered fully to God’s will. Revival begins with prayer and humility, and we ask that every leader and member will seek God earnestly, turning away from complacency and embracing a life of holiness and mission. May this revival spark a movement that impacts not only our corps but our communities and beyond.
· Pray for Unity Among Ministry Leaders: In a world that often pulls us toward division and distraction, we pray for unity among ministry leaders. May every decision, every conversation, and every plan be guided by a Kingdom perspective — less of the world and more of Christ. Unity does not mean uniformity, but a shared commitment to God’s mission and a willingness to serve together in humility and love. Pray that leaders will encourage one another, resolve conflicts with grace, and keep their eyes fixed on Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.
Thailand
Praise:
· We praise God for the successful Soldier Spiritual Retreats held in Bangkok, Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai.
· We Thank God for the new soldiers that have recently been enrolled enabling the new ministries in Thailand to expand.
Prayer requests:
· We request your prayers for our Thailand ministry’s initiative to launch a Social Centre.
Myanmar
Praise:
· We praise God for the work carried out by all our corps and centres in Myanmar but in particular for the Women’s Ministries. Often despite very difficult and unsafe circumstances, they continue to reach out to families to give them material support but also spiritual blessings.
· We thank God for his protection as the Corps and Centres continue to minister in His name.
Prayer requests:
· We pray that there will be stability in the country.
· We pray that our Officers, Soldiers and friends will be given the continued energy, enthusiasm and the joy of the Lord as they serve in difficult circumstances.
· We pray that our official social registration in Myanmar will be finalised soon so that the mission can develop and we can meet the needs of the country better.
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
CBN news - Nigerian Christians
Tuesday, January 20, 2026
Pacific Mission Avaition & Samaritans Purse

MESSAGE FROM FRANKLIN GRAHAM WHO JUST VISITED PMA IN YAP: It was a blessing to visit our friends at Pacific Mission Aviation in Yap, an island that forms part of the Federated States of Micronesia in the Western Pacific, and see more of their work first hand. This is a Gospel-centered Christian ministry that meets all kinds of needs of the people of these remote islands including food supply, health care, education and more. Samaritan's Purse has been collaborating with them for many years. Join us in praying for his work, which is vital to so many people. May God bless you and continue to use you greatly!.
Chinese Christian Persecution

Reports suggest that Chinese authorities deployed SWAT and paramilitary units in Zhejiang Province to conduct large-scale arrests of Christians connected to unregistered house churches. Roads were sealed, church facilities were shut down, and hundreds of believers were reportedly detained or taken in for questioning. Church leaders were accused under broad, loosely defined criminal charges commonly used to restrict religious activity, while officials offered no public explanation. The operation has been described as a coordinated crackdown.
Monday, January 19, 2026
TSA West Prayers - Pakistan Territory
Prayer Focus – January 19 – 25, 2026
Pakistan Territory
Territorial Leaders: Colonel Diana MacDonald
Chief Secretary: Lieut-Colonel Safdar Iqbal
TSWM: Lieut-Colonel Asia Safdar
Territorial Leader for Spiritual Life Development: Major Khurram Shahzada
Praise:
· We give thanks for the successful visit of General Lyndon Buckingham and Commissioner Bronwyn in April 2025
· We give thanks for the successful commissioning of 15 Cadets of Session “Champions of the Mission” in April 2025
· We give thanks for the 32 cadets who entered the Training College for the “Proclaimers of Transformation” session in August 2025.
· We also give thanks for the 28 officers who graduated from the five-year Certificate in Leadership training programme in November 2025.
Prayer Requests:
· Pray for the well-being of our officers.
· Pray for the officers and their families as they embark on their new appointments in early March 2026, keeping them in your thoughts and prayers as they prepare for their respective ministries.
· Pray for the spiritual growth of the soldiers, that they may embody the qualities of true soldiers by continually learning, developing, and setting a commendable example in their lives.
· Pray for a spiritual revival in the Territory, with people committed to and engaged in the mission.
· Pray for the sustainability initiatives to provide needed resources.
· Pray for God’s intervention so that the growth of the Territory will not be hindered.
· Pray for the numerical growth of our soldiers and the spiritual growth of our children, adolescents, and young people.
Sunday, January 18, 2026
TSA West Bulletin - Derek's Dad PTG Celebration of Life Service
The Celebration of Life Service for Lt. Colonel Charles Strickland will be on January 18, 2026, at the Northwest Valley Corps, starting at 2:00 p.m. The address is 17420 Ave of the Arts, Surprise, AZ 85378.
In lieu of flowers, Lt. Colonel April would like to request that people consider giving a donation to the Overseas Officer Fund. The Stricklands have supported this fund monthly and it is near and dear to their hearts. Donations can be sent two ways:
Send a check for processing to Bev Elwell, Territorial Financial Secretary at 30840 Hawthorne Blvd, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA, 90275.
Schedule an online donation at https://give-usw.salvationarmy.org/give/402231/#!/donation/
We praise the Lord for this assurance for Lt. Colonel Charles: “For this world is not our home; we are looking forward to our everlasting home in heaven.” (Hebrews 13:14) He is indeed home!
Friday, January 16, 2026
Pryor- Bianca's Health
Wednesday, January 14, 2026
Pray
Pray for Iran

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Mass Massacre in Iran
A horrific massacre has been reported in Iran, with estimates showing at least 12,000 civilians killed. The slaughter took place during a nationwide crackdown on January 8 and 9, 2026, primarily carried out by the IRGC and Basij militia on direct orders from the leadership. As a coordinated communications blackout continues, witnesses and activists declare that the Islamic Republic is crumbling and there is no turning back from this unprecedented atrocity.
"You shall not murder." — Exodus 20:13
"The Lord tests the righteous, but his soul hates the wicked and the one who loves violence." — Psalm 11:5
#noweaponministries #iranmassacre #jesusiscoming #islamicrepublic #FreeIran2026
Joanna W. - Moms Health
Please pray for my mom. She is in the hospital with a lot of health issues. Thank you! 🙏 ❤️
Tuesday, January 13, 2026
Fallon R. - Healing for Broken Wrist

Fallon broke her wrist. Cast in a couple days. Thankful it’s not her writing hand. Make sure your kids keep their shoes tied.
VOM - Ethiopian Christians
URGENT PRAYER REQUEST: On Jan. 7, 2026, a group of Christians in southern Ethiopia were targeted by Muslim extremists. The Christians were celebrating Christmas festivities (Jan. 7 was Christmas Day on the Julian calendar, which is followed by Christians in Ethiopia) when a Muslim mob violently attacked them, stabbing and hospitalizing several of the believers. The attack occurred in a region where the rise of radical Islam has resulted in routine attacks against Christians. “Please pray for the speedy recovery of the wounded and encouragement of the believers proclaiming the gospel in that hostile area,” a front-line worker requested.
Monday, January 12, 2026
TSA West Prayers - France and Belgium Territory
Prayer Focus – January 12 – 18, 2026
France and Belgium Territory
Territorial Leader: Colonel Jacques Donzé
TSWM: Colonel Claude-Evelyne Donzé
Chief Secretary: Lieut-Colonel Joël Etcheverry
Territorial Leader for Spiritual Life Development: Lieut-Colonel Karen Etcheverry
TERRITORY
Praise:
· Let us thank God for our wonderful seminar last November where managers and assistant managers, officers and corps leaders gathered to work together.
· Let us thank God for the progress made in our spiritual strategic plan, particularly during the weekend workshop with 20 young people from the Territory.
· Let us thank God for the two cadets from the “Proclaimers of Transformation” session who joined the three cadets from the “Keepers of the Covenant” session.
Prayer Requests:
· Let us pray for our 2026 congress in the presence of General Lyndon Buckingham and Commissioner Bronwyn Buckingham, from 20 to 24 May. And also, for the consecration of the “Keepers of the Covenant” cadets, which will take place during this event.
· Let us pray for all the participants of last summer's European Youth Event; that we may know how to give them a place, and that they may dare to respond to God's call.
FRANCE
Praise:
· Let us thank God for the creation of the new Federation of Families Homes. This federation is a partnership between The Salvation Army and two Christian associations to develop day centers for families.
Prayer requests:
· Let us pray for the development of the new social strategic plan, taking into account the political and economic situation in the country.
· Let us pray for the Chartres outpost, which has become a corps, and for all the steps and organisation that this entails.
· Let us pray for the Mazamet corps and its plans for new building.
BELGIUM
Praise:
· Let us thank God for the project to welcome Ukrainian refugees in Spa which has produced magnificent work with a real spiritual impact, as well as a beautiful testimony to the public authorities.
Prayer requests:
· Let us pray for the granting of public subsidies and approvals for several social centers.
· Let us pray for corps without officers; that leaders may rise up and commit themselves.
· Let us pray for the spiritual and Salvationist training of young people in the corps.
