PRAYER REQUESTS-MARCH 13TH

Dear Family in Christ,Please keep all those with prayer requests through C.S Simon on your prayer lists today and keep them in prayer.Thankyou in advance for all prayers offered up to our Heavenly Father who hears and answers our calls to Him. Thankyou Father God and thankyou Family for your prayers in advance.God bless you all this day the Lord has given

JOHN 14:13-14

13And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. 14 If ye shall ask any thing in my name, I will do it.

PRAYER REQUESTS-C.S SIMON

March 13, 2010

Items and issues to watch carefully in prayer and to ponder as to
their implications in relation to the fellowship and increase in Christ.


A heart ready to melt at the sight of human suffering and need is necessary to successful soul-winning...Where there is no real soul-burden for sinners, there will be no revival. The early Church travailed in pain for the souls of dying men.
J. W. Mahood


In this issue:
MEXICO: CHRISTIANS UNDER PRESSURE FROM DRUG CARTELS
MEXICO: CHRISTIANS UNDER ATTACK IN CHIAPAS
ECUADOR: NEW TRANSLATION OF N.T. COMPLETED IN QUECHUA

SOUTH ASIA: VILLAGE COMES TO CHRIST AFTER POSSESSED GIRL IS HEALED
INDIA: PRAY FOR HINDU PILGRIMS TRAVELING TO THE KUMBH MELA
PAKISTAN: CHRISTIANS SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR BLASPHEMY

IRAN: CHRISTIAN COUPLE ARRESTED
IRAN: PASTOR TORTURED, THREATENED FOR ‘CONVERTING MUSLIMS’
SOMALIA: RELEASE OF A BELIEVER FROM A MUSLIM BACKGROUND

ETHIOPIA: BIBLE TRANSLATION MINISTRY WORKS ON 500TH PROJECT
NIGERIA: ISLAMIC ASSAILANTS KILL HUNDREDS OF CHRISTIANS
MOROCCO: 33 CHILDREN FORCIBLY ABANDONED

Morocco Begins Large-Scale Expulsion of Foreign Christians
Ongoing purge launched nationwide to stop ‘proselytization.’
By Damaris Kremida


Moroccan authorities deported more than 40 foreign Christian aid workers this week (week ending March 13) in an ongoing, nationwide crackdown that included the expulsion of foster parents caring for 33 Moroccan orphans.

Deportations of foreign Christians continued at press time, with Moroccan authorities expressing their intention to deport specifically U.S. nationals. Sources in Morocco told Compass that the government gave the U.S. Embassy in Rabat a list of 40 citizens to be deported.

The U.S. Embassy in Rabat could not comment on the existence of such a list, but spokesperson David Ranz confirmed that the Moroccan government plans to deport more U.S. citizens for alleged “proselytizing.”

“We have been informed by the Moroccan government that it does intend to expel more American citizens,” said embassy spokesperson David Ranz.
Pakistan: Islamic Gunmen Kill Christian Aid Workers
World Vision worker says militants dragged his colleagues into room and executed them.
By Xavier P. William


Suspected Islamic militants armed with guns and grenades stormed the offices of a Christian relief and development organization in northwest Pakistan yesterday, Mach 10, killing six aid workers and wounding seven others.

The gunmen besieged the offices of international humanitarian organization World Vision near Oghi, about 80 kilometers (50 miles) north of Islamabad in Mansehra district of the North West Frontier Province (NWFP). Police and World Vision’s regional spokesman said the Pakistani staff members, including two women, were killed after up to 15 gunmen arrived in pick-up trucks and began firing.

Help non-Muslims pray on Temple Mount

A Temple Mount activist organization here has declared next Tuesday “International Temple Mount Awareness Day” and is calling on the world community to express solidarity with the rights of non-Muslims to pray on the site.

“The Temple Mount is the holiest spot in the world, yet the majority of the world’s population is barred from any outward peaceful expression of prayer while atop the site,” Rabbi Chaim Richman, director of the international department of the Temple Institute, told WND.
“We call on Jews and Gentiles around the world to mark March 16th as a day of solidarity with the Temple Mount and the prophetic vision of ‘a house of prayer for all nations,’” he said