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.

Conflict

31/10 • UNRWA

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

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.

Conflict

19/09 • NUCLEAR DIPLOMACY

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

Conflict

12/09 • HAITI

Gang violence, political instability, and severe humanitarian challenges are devastating the small Caribbean nation of Haiti.

Conflict

05/09 • WEST BANK

As the Israeli military conducts their largest attack on the West Bank in over 20 years, Cole Yeoman reflects on two months spent in Palestine.

Conflict

29/08 • BANGLADESH

Bangladesh is in a state of intense political and social upheaval, marked by widespread protests and the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Conflict

22/08 • AFGHANISTAN

Three years after the Taliban’s takeover, Afghanistan remains in turmoil with widespread human rights violations, particularly against women and...

Conflict

16/08 • WORLD HUMANITARIAN DAY

On Monday 19th August, we remember the humanitarians who have lost their lives in service of others.

World News

11/07 • HUMANITARIAN LAW

International Humanitarian Law is a set of rules that govern how wars can be fought. These laws are being broken.