Day 23
Chad
Bless the government and the leaders of Chad to produce a successful strategy to defeat the Boko Haram terrorists.
Bless the vulnerable people in Chad with a steady food supply, cash assistance, and medical support. Chad has one of the highest levels of hunger in the world.
Bless Chad’s future with free and transparent elections.
Almighty God, we pray for the oppressed Churches and the persecuted Christians to exhibit courage and contend bravely for faith in Christ. May they motivate others to accept Your plan for their lives (The Bible, Jude 3).
Source: WIN prayer points
Idriss Déby is the present president and Albert Pahimi Padacké is the current Prime Minister of Chad since 26 April 2021. The government is a unitary state with a Presidential system. Chad is landlocked in the middle of the continent and is bordered by six neighboring countries. Chad’s population is unevenly distributed in large part due to the variations in climate and physical geography throughout the country. With its fresh water, Lake Chad draws most of Chad’s over 17 million people to the southwest.
Day 23
Algeria
Bless the leaders of Algeria to bring hope and economic improvement into the lives of Algerians for a better tomorrow.
Bless the surprise visit of the French foreign minister to Algeria. May it ease tensions between France and Algeria.
Bless Christian converts with the Holy Spirit’s power to withstand the repressive law used to prosecute them. Pray for the release of a sentenced Christian convert, Foudhil Bahloul.
Pray for the Church and the small group of Christian Believers in Algeria to endure the hardships of possible punishment for religious beliefs or for practicing their faith (The Bible, Acts 9:31).
Source: WIN prayer points
Algeria is listed in 24th position in the World Watch report 2021 by Open Doors for Christian persecution. Abdelmadjid Tebboune is the president of Algeria and Aymen Benabderrahmane is the prime minister. Algeria is the largest nation in Africa. The Berbers were the native people and the nation’s first inhabitants. Islamic expansions during the 8th and 11th centuries were highly influential, as the new religion and Arabic language were brought to the region.
