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Prayer Requests
November 2025
“How wonderful it is, how pleasant, for God's people to live together in harmony!”
Psalm 133:1, Good News Translation
Lord, this month, as many of our churches celebrate ordinations, we pray for our new ordinands. Strengthen them, provide wisdom and humility and guide their ministries, churches and communities during this exciting new chapter.
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Sovereign Lord, as Baptist women gather all around the world for prayer today, we ask that You unite us in one heart and one spirit. We thank You for the faithfulness of those who feel convicted to pray for our world and are convinced that You will work mightily through them.
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Across Atlantic Canada, coordinated by Jacqueline Derrah, churches are welcoming refugee families who seek new homes in Canada. God, be with those showing hospitality and love. Increase our community’s capacity for hope-filled care as we prepare for new arrivals and continue to serve those who are our new neighbours.
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During Lebanon Heritage Month, Father, we pray for those affected by conflict in that land. May You draw near to those who are grieving, protect families, and draw people nearer to You. Bless our Lebanese-Canadian community here in Atlantic Canada, and thank You for their incredible contributions to our neighbourhoods.
Our Great Comforter, we pray that You would draw near to migrant women that CBM’s partners work with in Lebanon. God, strengthen our partner’s ministry of legal, spiritual, and practical care for these women.
God, we pray for the 2025 Children’s Mission Action Project, caring for children in Lebanon. Be with our partners as they provide educational supports and share the love of Jesus with children who have fled their homes due to armed conflict.
Lord, we remember this Indigenous Veteran’s Day, those who participated in armed conflicts on behalf of this nation’s freedom. We pray for health of body, mind and spirit for our Indigenous Veterans and their families.
Lord, we pray alongside the Baptist World Alliance for the “Stand with Myanmar” campaign in Australia. May you give leaders wisdom and unity and they meet with members of Australia’s Parliament to engage with the campaign. May it be a symbol of Your love for the oppressed.
Our God, as we look back in remembrance today, may we also look forward to the task ahead of us and work to be peace makers in our world today.
Lord, we pray for the Association of Baptist Churches in Rwanda, where many churches have been closed since last year, due to new government regulations. May God grant pastors perseverance as they work towards reopening.
God, we thank You for the wonderful work of songwriters all over Atlantic Canada on the new album, “Work Songs” by Common Place Worship.
We pray that as people listen, it would bring You glory and draw us nearer to You. Thank You for giving us the gift of song, and allowing our musicians to use their gifts in this way. May we use our own gifts from You for Your glory.
God, on this World Diabetes Day, we pray for our loved ones and community members who are struggling with this disease. We also pray for those in developing countries, who may not have the healthcare they need to live well with diabetes. Heal them and give them strength.
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Our Heavenly Father, please be with the people of Jamaica, and all those affected by Hurricane Melissa. May the international community respond with aid where needed, and may you bring Your supernatural comfort and peace to all those who are rebuilding.
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God, we pray for Hannah Marriott, who starts her role today as the Associate Director of Youth and Family Ministries for the Canadian Baptists of Atlantic Canada. Bless her as she resources, equips, and encourages leaders who serve children, youth, young adults, and families across our communities.
God, in these uncertain times of economic instability, violence and division, we pray for the minds and hearts of our youth. May they be strengthened in faith and conviction to live our Your truth.
Dear Lord, on the one month anniversary of Bolivia’s most recent election, we pray for economic stability and peace. In particular, we pray for CBM missionaries Tim and Kallie Hutton as they serve the most vulnerable, and share Christ’s love.
Today, we remember the children of the world, God, who are so precious to Your Heart. On World Children’s Day, may You raise up a new generation in strength, love and knowledge of You.
God, we thank You for the ministry of Hope Nights in Forest Hills Baptist Church, Saint Johns NB. Thank You for moving in the midst of this community. May generational bonds be formed as Hope Nights continues to inspire this winter.
Jehovah Jireh, who provides for all our needs, be with our underhoused communities as the weather turns frigid. May we be a light in the darkness for our neighbours in need.
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God, as many in our community grieve lost loved ones this holiday season, we pray that You would bring peace and comfort. May we be a community of love.
Father, on this International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, we pray for those who have experienced unspeakable evil. May You bring believers into their lives who can come alongside their healing journey, and point to Your love.
God, as we prepare to celebrate Christmas next month, we pray that You would help us follow Mary’s example of stepping out boldly in faith. May we also be courageous in our own lives as we learn to trust You more.
God, as Mary accepted Your call on her life, we pray for new leaders to be raised up, called to Your ministry. May we encourage them as they follow Your way.
Father, on Holodomor Memorial Day, we remember those in Ukraine who lost their lives due to Soviet-sanctioned famine. We pray, God, for the Canadian-Ukrainian people, many of whom are affected by generational trauma due to these events. Pour out Your love and supernatural peace on their communities.
On this International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, we join with our brothers and sisters from the European Baptist Federation in praying for the Christian communities in Gaza and the West Bank — that they would be strengthened in faith, sustained in hope, and bold in love. Keep them safe and give them courage as we near the Christmas season.