Prayer Mobilization Line for Wednesday, November 11, 2015 "Remember those in prison, as if you were there yourself. Remember also those being mistreated, as if you felt their pain in your own bodies."[Hebrews 13:3 NLT]

Prayer Mobilization Line for Wednesday, November 11, 2015 "Remember those in prison, as if you were there yourself.
Remember also those being mistreated,
as if you felt their pain in your own bodies."[Hebrews 13:3 NLT]
PRAISES:
CAA Place of Worship
Praise the Lord for a new building for worship in a creative access area on the Central Asia District (see prayer requests and more information about the Central Asia District below).
Quentin’s Heart
God answered your prayers for Quentin Graham, son of new missionaries Jaron and Elizabeth. His recently detected heart murmur that could have kept the Grahams from leaving for the field in December is not an issue. The cardiologist said, “He’s as healthy as can be.” Thank you for your prayers! Keep praying that Quentin’s visa will be approved quickly so the family’s departure for New Zealand can stay on schedule.
Sickle Praise
Missionaries Stephen and Anne Sickel say, “We are blessed to be working with such awesome leaders in Mexico. It has been an incredible transition to move to Mexico. God has blessed us and confirmed His call by answering some incredible prayers. We have only been here five months, but it already feels like we have been here for a few years.”
PRAY FOR:
GLOBAL MINISTRY REQUESTS
November Missionary Prayer Focus
Join Global Mission Director Verne Ward in prayer for these missionaries who are part of the November Prayer Focus:
Daniel Herrera, serving in the USA at JESUS Film Harvest Partners
Julie, Abigail, and I have been blessed with good health, but we would ask prayer for:
Abigail (one-year old) continues to grow and learn new things every day. Please pray that this continues to be the case, she is a joy to watch.
Safety for JESUS Film Harvest Partners staff as we travel, and that the Lord´s purpose will be accomplished when we do.
The well-being of our families who stay at home while we are gone.
Click here to read more requests from Daniel Herrera in the printable version of PML.
Dave and Marybeth Giles, serving Poland
Pray for a Polish leader for the coffee shop and church
Pray for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the community
Pray for God's continual presence in our ministries and the coffee shop
Pray for our family to have a clear vision for future ministries
Carlos and Ana Salazar, serving in Costa Rica
Pray that God will continue working in our lives and showing us His will for our family and ministry
Pray for our children that God will watch over them and keep them from evil and that we will be good examples.
Pray for Nazarene communications that God will help us to achieve our goals and to be a blessing to the churches we serve.
Click here to read more requests from the Salazars.
David Campos, serving in Haiti
Please pray for:
Leadership in Haiti to understand the changes needed to improve the Haiti Water Project and Haiti Hot Lunch ministries
The implementation of a new strategic plan for Haiti Water Project and new volunteers, the Orose family.
The Haiti Hot Lunch program leaders who will do evaluations at 28 schools in 2016
Click here to read more requests from David Campos.
Larry and Donna Myer, serving in Ghana
Please pray for:
Our granddaughter, five-year-old Parker, who is having kidneys issues. Please pray for a clean bill of health.
God’s leading. At this time, we will be going home to the USA April 28, 2016. We have been asked to pray about the possibility of serving elsewhere—we are willing if it is truly God leading.
Larry, who suffered heat stroke in northern Ghana last spring and has difficulty dealing with the heat and humidity now unlike before. The doctors are perplexed and feel it could just be a passing thing but don’t know for sure. We have a full schedule of training until April and need to be able to finish well.
Click here to read more requests from the Myers.
Stephen and Anne Sickel, serving in Mexico
Pray for continued strength for the family as Stephen travels a great deal which leaves Anne to take care of three kids alone.
Pray for safety and traveling mercies for Stephen.
Pray for wisdom for us as we grow the ministry here in Mexico.
Leonel and Maria Luisa de Leon, serving on the Mesoamerica Region
Pray for us as a family, for our passion and service to God to always be excellent.
Please pray for the “Power of The One" project soon to launch. The project has a five-year plan.
Pray for health of our district superintendents.
Pray that the Lord will provide the resources we need to train leaders.
Pray for the Christian Convention Center (ACCC) as it educates pastors for the future
PML Field Focus – CIS Field
The Central Asia District is the final field on the CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) District that we have the privilege of praying for. The Central Asia District includes Kazakhstan and a creative access country.
Please pray for:
The Church of the Nazarene entered Kazakhstan in 1996. Today there are six fully organized churches with a total membership of 283 (according to the 2014 Assembly Year Report from Nazarene Research Services).
HEALTH-RELATED REQUESTS
Nancy Miller
Pray for missionary Nancy Miller who is anemic, has pulmonary hypertension, and is on oxygen around the clock. Nancy will be seeing specialists for these issues in the USA. Please pray for Nancy’s health and the Millers as they face a year of deputation. They write, “We need strength and the Lord’s guidance during this most difficult time.” George and Nancy Miller have served as Nazarene missionaries since 1989 in Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and most recently the Philippines.
BEREAVEMENT
Family of Pat Johnston
Retired missionary Pat Stockett Johnston passed away on November 6. She suffered a massive heart attack on November 2 and had been hospitalized since. Pat and her husband, Gordon, served for 34 years in Jordan and Papua New Guinea. Services were held on November 9 in California. Please pray for Gordon as well as his children - Craig, Joanne Davies, Beverly Hines, and Keith - during this difficult time.
Family of Paul Hetrick
Retired missionary Paul Hetrick passed away November 7. He was 99. Paul and his late wife, Mae, served for 34 years in three countries: Swaziland, Mozambique, and Antigua. Service information is pending. Please pray for Paul and Mae's children - Paul Jr., Sandra Estey, Karen Campbell, and Ruth Penn during this time.
Thank you for praying.
"Dear Lord, never let me be afraid to pray for the impossible." [Dorothy Shellenberger, American author]
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NMI Prayer Mobilization Line for Wednesday, November 11, 2015 "Remember those in prison, as if you were there yourself. Remember also those being mistreated, as if you felt their pain in your own bodies." [Hebrews 13:3 NLT]

PRAISE

Place of Worship

Praise the Lord for a new building for worship in Central Asia with the help of Alabaster funds.

Quentin’s Heart

God answered your prayers for Quentin Graham, son of new missionaries Jaron and Elizabeth.

His recently detected heart murmur that could have kept the Grahams from leaving for the field in December is not an issue. The cardiologist said, “He’s as healthy as can be.” Thank you for your prayers! Keep praying that Quentin’s visa will be approved quickly so the family’s departure for New Zealand can stay on schedule.

Sickle Praise

Missionaries Stephen and Anne Sickel say, “We are blessed to be working with such awesome

leaders in Mexico. It has been an incredible transition to move to Mexico. God has blessed us and confirmed His call to us by answering some incredible prayers. We have only been here five months, but it already feels like we have been here for a few years.”

Thank you, Lord, for helping missionaries to feel settled and embedded in your plan as they move from one assignment to another. Read prayer requests from the Sickels below in the November Missionary Prayer Focus section.

PRAY FOR

November Missionary Prayer Focus

Join Global Mission Director Verne Ward in prayer for these missionaries who are part of the November Prayer Focus:

Daniel Herrera, serving in the USA at JESUS Film Harvest Partners

Julie, Abigail, and I have been blessed with good health, but we would ask prayer for:

• Abigail (one-year old) continues to grow and learn new things every day. Please pray that this continues to be the case, she is a joy to watch.

• Safety for JESUS Film Harvest Partners staff as we travel, and that the Lord´s purpose

be accomplished when we do.

• The well-being of our families who stay at home while we are gone.

• We are in the process of finalizing the JESUS Film Team Registrations for 2016. Pray

that church leaders around the world are led by the Spirit in making their plans for the

teams and that they feel confident as they begin to take steps towards fulfilling those

plans.

• We pray that the Lord prepares the way for JESUS Film Harvest Partners Ministry in

2016 so that people continue to come to Christ, continue to be discipled, and continue to find their place in the newly formed churches that JESUS Film Teams are planting each month.

Dave and Marybeth Giles, serving Poland

• Pray for a Polish leader for the coffee shop and church 

• Pray for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the community

• Pray for God's continual presence in our ministries and the coffee shop

• Pray for our family to have a clear vision for future ministries

Carlos and Ana Salazar, serving in Costa Rica

• Pray that God will continue working in our lives and showing us His will for our family and ministry

• Pray for our children that God will watch over them and keep them from evil and that we

will be good examples.

• Pray for Nazarene communications that God will help us to achieve our goals and to be a

blessing to the churches we serve.

• Pray for our leader in communications, that God will give the wisdom to lead the ministry.

• Pray for our ministry in the local church as we encourage others to serve God.

David Campos, serving in Haiti

Please pray for:

• Leadership in Haiti to understand the changes needed to improve the Haiti Water Project and Haiti Hot Lunch ministries

• The implementation of a new strategic plan for the Haiti Water Project and new volunteers, the Orose family.

• The Haiti Hot Lunch program leaders who will do evaluations at 28 schools in 2016

• God to lead us to a Christ-centered organization with disaster response expertise in 2016

• Wisdom to see and act like Jesus and make decisions that will glorify His name in Haiti

Larry and Donna Myer, serving in Ghana

Please pray for:

• Our granddaughter, five-year-old Parker, who is having kidneys issues. Please pray for a clean bill of health.

• God’s leading. At this time, we will be going home to the USA April 28, 2016. We have

been asked to pray about the possibility of serving elsewhere—we are willing if it is truly God leading.

• Larry, who suffered heat stroke in northern Ghana last spring and has difficulty dealing

with the heat and humidity now unlike before. The doctors are perplexed and feel it could

just be a passing thing but don’t know for sure. We have a full schedule of training until April and need to be able to finish well.

• That our ministries here in Ghana will be left in well-trained and capable hands

• Our family members to come to know Jesus as their personal Lord and Savior

• Us (Larry and Donna) to love the Lord and each other more and more

Stephen and Anne Sickel, serving in Mexico

• Pray for continued strength for the family as Stephen travels a great deal which leaves

Anne to take care of three kids alone.

• Pray for safety and htraveling mercies for Stephen.

• Pray for wisdom for us as we grow the ministry here in Mexico.

Leonel and Maria Luisa de Leon, serving on the Mesoamerica Region

• Pray for us as a family, for our passion and service to God to always be excellent.

• Please pray for the “Power of The One" project soon to launch. The project has a five year plan.

• Pray for health of our district superintendents.

• Pray that the Lord will provide the resources we need to train leaders.

• Pray for the Christian Convention Center (ACCC) as it educates pastors for the future

PML Field Focus – CIS Field

The Central Asia District is the final field on the CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) District that we have the privilege of praying for.

Please pray for:

• Construction of a new church building in Atyrau, Kazakhstan

• The successful completion of registration of the church in Kazakhstan

The Church of the Nazarene entered Kazakhstan in 1996. Today there are six fully organized

churches with a total membership of 283 (according to the 2014 Assembly Year Report from Nazarene Research Services).

Thank you for praying over the requests from the five districts on the CIS Field the past few weeks. Please be sure to keep CIS Field Strategy Coordinator Scott Rainey, his family, and his team of leaders in your prayers as they continue sharing God’s love on the CIS field.

HEALTH-RELATED REQUESTS

Nancy Miller

Pray for missionary Nancy Miller who is anemic, has pulmonary hypertension, and is on oxygen around the clock. Nancy will be seeing specialists for these issues in the USA. Please pray for

Nancy’s health and the Millers as they face a year of deputation. They write, “We need strength and the Lord’s guidance during this most difficult time.” George and Nancy Miller have served as Nazarene missionaries since 1989 in Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and most recently the Philippines.

BEREAVEMENT

Family of Pat Johnston

Retired missionary Pat Stockett Johnston passed away on November 6. She suffered a massive heart attack on November 2 and had been hospitalized since. Pat and her husband, Gordon, served for 34 years in Jordan and Papua New Guinea. In addition to her missionary service, Pat was a prolific author having penned several mission books. She also loved flowers, especially chrysanthemums, and according to Pat's Facebook page, she was installed last month as the president of the National Chrysanthemum Society. Services were held on November 9 in California. Please pray for Gordon as well as his children - Craig, Joanne Davies, Beverly Hines, and Keith - during this difficult time.

Family of Paul Hetrick

Retired missionary Paul Hetrick passed away November 7. He was 99. Paul and his late wife, Mae, served for 34 years in three countries: Swaziland, Mozambique, and Antigua. Service information is pending. Please pray for Paul and Mae's children - Paul Jr., Sandra Estey, Karen Campbell, and Ruth Penn during this time.

Thanks for praying.

“Dear Lord, never let me be afraid to pray for the impossible.”[Dorothy Shellenberger, American author]

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