What You Can Do
What would happen if we really prayed? What if abortion stopped, ungodly laws were reversed, prayer was put back in our schools again, lockdowns lifted, gross immorality halted, and peace came to our government? What if families were restored, and hearts had hope again? What of there was purpose and direction in lives instead of instead of aimlessness and suicide? What if there was hope and faith instead of fear? God did these things for Israel, His own people. If He has done this before, why wouldn’t he do it again?
Nations at war need mountains moved. Now. Public prayer, praise, repentance, and reconciliation move mountains of violence, trauma, poverty, natural disasters, plagues, political gridlocks, and more. Favor regularly mobilizes prayer publicly in cities and rural areas to stir the heart of a nation toward God.
Prayer mobilization today takes shape in:
From the poor to presidents, from pastors to professionals, from parents to prodigals, throughout history God turned nations around, because He found men who would pray and not faint. We "ought always to pray and not to lose heart" (Luke 18:1).
We see the Kingdom come every day only because we pray – unitedly and corporately – every day. But it takes mass mobilization of sufficient numbers to turn and keep a nation in the covenant God wants to make with her.
Prayer mobilization is simply the task of organizing and resourcing prayer engagement across Uganda and South Sudan. It varies in what it looks like. Favor seeks to mobilize prayer, ranging from the training new believers to prayer corporately to large-scale crusades and prayer events. Favor sponsored some of the regional prayer events in 2005 that God used to end the war in northern Uganda, and to this day we see prayer mobilization move mountains others thought were impossible to move. Back then, it was the Holy Spirit to prompt and lead us to organize the War Memorial Stadium Prayer Gathering of 2005 in Gulu, Uganda. Today, it’s still the Holy Spirit prompting us to do the same in South Sudan.
With a mass of prayer warriors, Heaven will be here on Earth– unified and synchronized for the Kingdom mission.
Oh how we pray for our nations to be healed and turn back home to the Father’s heart, just as the prodigal son, who came to his senses, and returned to the presence of His father! The harvest is coming in quickly here, and our nets are mended and ready. Let’s stand together for the Lord of the harvest to continue to raise the laborers to send them, as well as for the leaders here to go!
You can provide a week-long national prayer gathering in South Sudan for about $45,000 (77 hours of corporate prayer, each hour led by a different team), or 4 partners giving $1,000 each month for a year would pay for these expenses. Your support can provide: venue costs, equipment, tent and stage rentals, travel, and advertising. These resources allow us to mobilize corporate prayer and fasting among dozens of churches for the 40 day prior to the gathering event, as well as other efforts.
“When penitent, pleading, prevailing, persevering, persistent prayer takes priority and preeminence over pride, people pleasing, programs, preconceived ideas, problems, pulpits, and performances, then and only then…will My presence and power permeate this planet once again!!”
— Carole Ward
“How beautiful are your feet when you’ve been taking the Gospel. There’s a time to wash your feet, and there’s a time to put your feet on the head and on the neck of opposition.”
They’ve shed their blood, and they’ve shed their tears,
They’ve lost their lives, and they’ve lost their years,
They’ve buried their babies and buried their dreams,
They’ve wandered as wasted, forgotten, it seems.
It’s a land that’s barren, ravaged and vast,
With gloom and darkness, fear hangs as a mast.
The ground is unstable, shifting and shaken,
But a people once dead, begin to awaken.
The voice of the Lord shouts through the skies,
“Let those in darkness, begin to arise.
My glory has come, and will rise on the land,
Vengeance and justice, in my right hand,
With mercy and strength, I will blow once again,
And rattle the bones that in graves have been.
The blood crying out, has reached my heart.
With violent passion, I’ll tear heaven apart,
Advancing strong, as a Man of War,
To rescue my people and begin to restore.”
Too long the innocent blood has been poured.
The land must be cleansed by the blood of the Lord.
In these vast regions, where the river divides,
Are a tall, dark people, feared far and wide.
The season has come, where they’ve bowed their knees,
For Jesus alone can hear their pleas,
And heal their land, torn and broken with strife,
To come now and mend each ravaged life,
Restoring again, foundations firm,
Where children are born and righteousness learn,
To arise from shame, their destiny calls,
And begin to build the crumbled walls.
From depths of despair and endless trouble,
The Father’s heart, gives joy, even double.
Arise and shine, Oh Warrior man,
For God’s glory has risen across your land.
Foundations restored will be stable again,
Laid on righteousness, Truth, not built on men,
Bring your gifts and worship the King,
South Sudan will once again sing!!!
