Day 25
Oman
Lord, strengthen Omani Christian Believers to fight the spiritual warfare they go through as devoted followers and share the Saving Grace of the Lord Jesus Christ to their friends celebrating Eid Al Adha. Make the tighter restrictions announced by the Oman authorities to prevent the further spread of COVID-19. As the Sultanate extended its CORONAVIRUS curfew by three hours each evening for two weeks to prevent people from gathering in large numbers, help them to contemplate on calling on the name of Jesus for peace and protection. Motivate the Omanis who are good at protecting themselves from the pandemic with a healthy life practice to contemplate their souls being saved from sins. Comfort the unfortunate ones who have lost many of their friends and their loved ones. Bring cheer to the sad, worried, or anxious people and empower the Churches to extend their care and pray for their physical healing and mental wellbeing. Be thankful to God, who gives the victory through the Lord Jesus Christ (The Bible, 1 Cor. 15:57).
WIN prayer points
The impact of COVID-19 has been felt differently across seven of Oman’s key economic sectors. The impact of COVID-19 is across the real estate, tourism and hospitality, manufacturing, education, logistics and transport, aviation, and agriculture and fisheries. Measures and coping strategies are identified and how private and public organizations involved in these activities have to take steps to mitigate the worst of the pandemic. Tourism and aviation have been far more affected by the pandemic than others. Despite the negative effects of COVID-19, the performance of Omani ports has been positive with around 2,500 vessels visiting Omani ports in the first quarter of 2020.
