"If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land." (2 Chronicles 7:14)

What an incredible promise of forgiveness and healing! Sometimes, the needs our partners are grappling with can seem overwhelming and it's hard to know where to start when we pray. But God is good. He knows what we need, he hears when we pray - even if all we can do is to cry out to him - and he is gracious enough to forgive us, heal us and change even impossible situations. 

Please pray with us. A few current prayer points are below.

Latest prayer points from our Project Partners (December 2025)

Please remember BCT and our partners within your personal prayer times or your regular prayer group. Below are some fresh points for prayer:

Thanksgiving points - we praise the Lord for His provision for the work of WWN/personal needs. For the many improved lives of children including over 50 children have come out of isolation in the past three months. More parents have come to put their trust in the Lord

Prayer points

  • Good health for children, parents, volunteers
  • More lives of children/youths, parents and volunteers to build their relationship with God and worship Him in truth
  • For safety on the roads as we drive everyday and children are transported to school on a daily basis.
  • For wisdom as we lead the Lord's work.
  • More churches to embrace children with disabilities as they are trained in transform disabilities.
  • For all volunteers to share their love with the children we serve

Odeth writes

“The Aprecom team and volunteers have been struggling to find suitable facilities for the Inshuti Nziza clubs. We thank God that last month I was able to meet with government officials and request permission to use a church hall that had previously been closed. They approved our request, and now the Inshuti Nziza clubs will be able to hold their regular meetings. Aprecom has welcomed a new staff member, Fred, who has many years of experience working with Youth With A Mission. He understands both missions and ministry, and we are excited to have him on the team. We thank God that families with children living with disabilities or HIV/AIDS are able to care for them well. Through the “Let’s Grow” program, parents are learning to grow vegetables to support their children’s nutrition.

Please pray for the

  • Aprecom staff as they continue to work closely with volunteers.
  • Children with epilepsy to receive their medications, as some of the churches supporting them are struggling financially.
  • Aprecom team is looking to send seven girls from Queen Girls to vocational school. Please join us in praying for financial provision to make this possible.
  • Finally, pray for the churches that continue to support vulnerable families. May they receive the resources they need to care for the children, and may volunteers continue to work in harmony with both their churches and Aprecom”.

The Rev. Jean Paul Aruna writes

“Thank you for your interest in our organization and our community. It is a joy to know that somewhere in a corner of the world there are people who remember us and care about us. It touches us deeply. As an organization committed to the defence and restoration of children in North Kivu, LVLE (Laissez Vivre les Enfants) would like to include you in its prayers and thanksgiving. We believe that the strength of our mission lies not only in the projects we carry out, but also in the communion of hearts and prayers that sustain us.

Our prayer requests

  • Peace in North Kivu – May the Lord grant lasting peace throughout the region so that we can fully resume our commercial and social activities as before.
  • Restoration of our economy – May God lift up and restore the economy of our region in order to stimulate trade and enable families to live in dignity.
  • Strength and energy for LVLE members – May God renew our physical, emotional, and spiritual strength, enabling us to accomplish all our planned activities with excellence until the end of 2025.
  • Support for Sister Edwige and LVLE members”.

SCWA write 

SCWA has applied to become an independent charity named Communalife, focusing on ending witchcraft accusations and their harms. Formalising the coalition will enable better fundraising, partnerships, and transparency.

Prayers:

  • Thanksgiving for God’s guidance and provision.
  • Favor with the Charity Commission for approval.
  • Wisdom and inspiration in creating policy documents.
  • For new trustees and team members to support growth.

Work in Calabar, Nigeria Collaborative work is progressing; reports on the first three years and the pastors’ conference are forthcoming.

Prayers:

  • Gratitude for the Calabar team and trained pastors.
  • Continued growth of positive impact in communities.
  • Wisdom for planning 2026 activities and expanding training.

‘Changemaker’ Children’s Resources - Pilots underway in Nigeria and Kenya; results will inform final resources. Research report in collaboration with Australian National University to be published soon.

Prayers:

  • Helpful results from the pilots to refine resources.
  • Resources to challenge harmful beliefs and nurture a generation of

Changemakers.

Work in Akwa Ibom State Team training pastors and community leaders through The Heart of the Matter.

Prayers:

  • Thanksgiving for Patrick, Diana, and their team.
  • Fruitful training and a movement toward ending normalized witchcraft accusations.

Collaboration with the Salvation Army - Ongoing work in Nigeria and Kenya, progressing slowly due to personnel and organizational changes.

Prayers:

  • Thanksgiving for the Salvation Army’s commitment to child protection.
  • Success in developing a model for addressing witchcraft accusations across territories.

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