Prayer - European Christian Mission

Prayer

Please pray that the evangelical church in Austria would be able to respond and where appropriate adapt to the new Austrian attitude to religion.
Please pray as we seek ways to break down barrier caused by being considered a sect by many in the community
Please pray for effective Austrian leadership in the churches.
Austria needs more church planters and evangelists; either from within or from mission organisations.
ECM specifically needs people with the skills and experience in evangelism and children’s work for the church plant in Krumpendorf / Portschach.
The ECM team in Linz our also in need of people with skills in evangelism among students and ex-pat communities.
The young people need encouragement to use their gifting, to train and to move into ministry.
The evangelical churches need to become less financially dependent on foreign support.
Please pray for the ongoing evangelistic ministry of the ECM team. Pray especially for encouragement in this dry land.
Pray that the teabus work would have a great impact in Carinthia.
We need to pray for God’s blessing on Austria and to seek the Lord’s face as we plan our ministries.

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Albania's Communist dictator, Enver Hoxha, proclaimed his country to be the world's first truly atheistic state. Under Hoxha's rule, Captain Berti Dosti was one of the elite who served on a communications team monitoring Albania's borders for American incursions. However, this diligent soldier left his country unguarded for 15 minutes a week as he regularly tuned into Trans World Radio's broadcasts, ultimately becoming a believer. Had he been discovered he would probably have been shot. Yet this young man with a growing faith continued to listen and would later pioneer the rebuilding of Albania's wrecked society.