Life in Abundance ministers in 56 disadvantaged communities in 14 African and Caribbean countries. COVID-19 has escalated the need:
“We recognize the severity of this for the urban and rural poor we walk with, many of whom live in crowded areas, rely on daily income, have pre-existing medical conditions (such as malaria, tuberculosis, HIV and AIDS, and malnutrition), and have less access to proper healthcare and education . . . We partner with over 150 local churches in these communities and have the infrastructure in place to train local staff members and leaders to deal with not only the medical side of current needs, but also the economic, social, and spiritual implications people are facing.”
Money helps with medical and economic needs. Spiritual matters call for a spiritual response. Let us pray:
It’s a global pandemic, Lord, with spiritual implications. We pray for a global spiritual response–for the transformation of minds, hearts and souls. Where there is anger, bring love. Where there is despair, bring hope. Where there is bitterness, bring forgiveness. Where there is lack, bring abundance, in Jesus’ name.
