Call to Prayer for Haiti | February 2024

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February 1 - Call to Prayer for Haiti
- Pray for God to rescue the people of Haiti
- Ask God to do what looks impossible

February 2 - God to change the hearts of gang leaders and those causing trouble
- Pray for them to encounter Jesus
- Pray for their hearts to be transformed

February 3 - Unity and Peace
- Pray for believers to be united over things that matter—seeking to serve the lost and share the gospel
- Pray for seeds of division to be uprooted
- Pray for unity to flourish and provide a protective covering

February 4 - Jobs and businesses
- Pray for businesses to have opportunities to offer dignifying work
- Pray for people of influence to lead employees in Christ-honoring businesses

February 5 - Pastors
- Pray for pastors to have a refreshed desire for God’s Word and encouragement from Him
- Pray for churches to experience the movement of God

February 6 - Godly leaders
- Pray for boldness to proclaim the truth
- Pray for them to have a desire to serve and steward their responsibility to be a voice for the voiceless

February 7 - Farmers
- Pray for their crops to flourish and for the ability to provide for their families and communities
- Pray for favor and protection from the weather and elements
- Pray for a bountiful harvest

February 8 - Those who are sick
- Pray for healing here on earth while awaiting eternal healing in heaven

February 9 - Those providing medical care
- Pray for wisdom for medical providers

February 10 - Fathers
- Pray for fathers to be an extension of God’s grace to their families

February 11 - Mothers
- Pray for mothers’ needs to be met as they continually seek to meet the needs of their children and family

February 12 - Those who are hungry
- Pray for God to provide for their daily needs
- Pray for those who are able to help those who are in need

February 13 - Godly men
- Pray for men to display strength, courage, and boldness in a Godly manner

February 14 - Godly women
- Pray for women to be treated with the value and dignity they have been given by God

February 15 - Children hearing the gospel
- Pray for them to regularly hear of God’s love for them

February 16 - Children to accept Christ
- Pray for them to make the decision to follow Christ at an early age

February 17 - Courage
- Pray for courage for believers to stand up for what is right

February 18 - Perseverance for believers
- Pray for renewed hope and perseverance to continue to trust Christ
- Pray for churches to be the most hope-filled places as they point to a future where God will make all things right

February 19 - Families
- Pray for families to stay together and be unified
- Pray for protection and provision for families

February 20 - Children’s protection
- Pray for children to be protected from darkness and shown value in their homes and communities

February 21 - Safety
- Pray for God to miraculously protect His people

February 22 - Safety continued
- Pray for those who are security guards to be encouraged and strengthened

February 23 - Safety continued
- Pray for life-saving resources to be protected so they can reach the most vulnerable (food, shelter, medicine, etc.)

February 24 - Education
- Pray for consistency and security in the school environment

February 25 - Students
- Pray for God to give students wisdom to resist the temptation to join gangs
- Pray for God to provide them with necessary resources to fulfill the school requirements, including: financial, material, etc

February 26 - Future for students
- Pray for God to open routes for job opportunities

February 27 - Teachers
- Pray for safety as they cross dangerous areas on their way to school
- Pray for an eternal perspective as they teach and lead their students

February 28 - Transformation across Haiti
- Pray for God to rescue the people of Haiti
- Pray for the gospel to advance and for many to come to know Christ because of the work He does in Haiti

February 29 - Those who feel hopeless
- Pray for God to work through His Church to bring hope to the hopeless
- Pray for light to permeate in dark places and declare hope and victory
- Pray for encouragement to weary hearts

Thank you for praying for the people of Haiti. May God move mightily!

Feb 1, 2024

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