URCNA Weekly Prayer Requests – June 2021
URCNA Prayer Requests

Persecuted Church
June 6, 2021
Yi Wang is church-planter in Anaheim, CA.
  1. Please pray for our ministry of the Word that the Lord may continue to use the preaching of Jesus Christ to bring about the obedience of faith of many Chinese.
  2. Please pray for the growth of the church plant, in terms of numbers, also in terms of spiritual maturity, love and unity.
  3. As we are moving toward maturity as an established congregation, please pray that the Lord may raise suitable men into offices.

June 13, 2021
Pastor Rich Bout is the Missions Coordinator of the URCNA.
  1. Please pray for unity and brotherly love in our churches and mission works.
  2. Pray for struggling church plants that have been affected by lockdowns.
  3. Pray that God would give us wisdom to witness boldly yet graciously in in our post-Christian society. 

 June 20, 2021
Pastor Bill Green is a URCNA missionary in Costa Rica
  1. Praise that in spite of a spike in COVID cases in Costa Rica, all our students and church members are well.
  2. Praise for our committed school team - the public schools are completely shut down (again), but our teachers continue a full schedule, albeit on-line.  
  3. Prayer - the continued ups and downs of the pandemic has many church members staying home.  The lack of Christian communion is taking its toll.  Pray for all our Costa Rican church congregations
  4. Prayer for a 15-week radio program that I was invited to give for a Colombian brother.  We are transmitting all over Latin America, with quite a few listeners.  The topic is the new paganism and the attack on biblical sexuality.

Sunday, June 27, 2021
Pastor Ernie Langendoen is a URCNA missionary working with Spanish migrant workers in southern Ontario.
  1. Please pray that we will be able to resume our Sunday services with the migrants in southern Ontario.
  2. We are thankful that last October our churches in Honduras were able to open fully and have continued to faithfully conduct Sunday services.
  3. Pray that I may be able to visit Honduras sometime in the near future.