Dear friends,
How do Asian Christians think of us in Europe and how would they like us to pray? Here is a viewpoint from a brother in Singapore. Plus some sad news about the loss of a dear friend and spiritual father.
Following on from the Canopy letter in May about the ‘Quiet Revival’, this month we will look a bit more how the church should respond and how we can partner with God in our prayers.
The 200th Canopy of Prayer! Looking back with grateful thanks to God and forward with faith for the future.
Recent developments in European countries show that a spiritual longing can arise among young people even when they grow up largely detached from the Church.
Cyprus and all its wonders are overshadowed by division and loss. Prayer has the power to help change this.
The Hungarian elections on April 12 this year have enormous stakes, not only for Hungary´s future, but for Europe as a whole.
Poland´s 19th and 20th century history has given it a strong empathy for other nations fighting for freedom, in particular, from Russia.
How well do you know Bulgaria? We asked some Bulgarian friends a few questions about their country, so that we can get to know their nation better, and to pray for them.
Many Christians in Europe today are asking themselves what kind of times they are living in. Disasters, wars, armament and fear are increasingly dominating people's lives. An important calling for Christians in these times is prayer.
Today we open a window into the Baltic country in Lithuania. A country with a mixed history of glory and tragedy and an ancient language. Four friends from Lithuania share their love of their country, their worldview and their prayer requests. Please join us in...