PRAY THE NEWS

In a world filled with constant news, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by the overwhelming negativity, conflict and need around us. Within those headlines is a powerful place to pray.

Pray the News is a weekly blog published by Anglican Missions to enrich the intercessory prayer life of the church as we pray into the biggest social, cultural and geopolitical headlines facing the world.

We believe that prayer makes a difference and is an active engagement with the heart of God. Sign up to receive updates every Thursday on issues that we can pray into - together.

Pacific

21/11 • THE TREATY PRINCIPLES BILL

The official press release from the Archbishops of the Anglican Church of Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia regarding the Treaty Principles Bill.

Climate

14/11 • COP 29

1.5°C isn't just a temperature, it's a tipping point.

Politics

07/11 • MEDIA

How did Donald Trump win the 2024 Presidential election? The answer is probably in your hands right now.

Conflict

31/10 • UNRWA

UNRWA’s presence in Gaza safeguards hospitals, clinics, and UN premises that are explicitly protected under international law.

Disasters

24/10 • NIGER

Flooding in Niger has led to widespread humanitarian crises, displacing millions and severely damaging homes, farmland, and infrastructure.

Disasters

17/10 • FLORIDA

Hurricane Milton swept across Florida, leaving at least 24 dead, significant infrastructure damage and millions without power and utilities.

Holy Land

07/10 • ONE YEAR LATER

It's when we have reached the limits of our hope that we must carry each other.

World News

03/10 • RUSSIA AND THE UN

In recent weeks, Russia’s actions at the UN have highlighted both its diplomatic isolation and ongoing defiance in international relations.

Environment

26/09 • THE AMAZON

Sometimes called the lungs of the planet, the Amazon makes up more than half of Earth's remaining rainforest and half the world's plants and animals.

Conflict

19/09 • NUCLEAR DIPLOMACY

In recent years there has been a significant escalation in nuclear weapons production by the globe’s superpowers.