From the United States to India to Singapore to South Africa, Christians around the globe gathered on Pentecost Sunday, May 19, 2013, in stadiums, auditoriums, churches, homes, and some in secret places, to pray for the healing and blessing of their nations and the world. We are grateful for everyone’s participation and look forward to...
Plan to call your church or city to participate in Global Day of Prayer next year!
Save the dates and visit the updated website in November 2013:
Ten days of constant prayer: May 29 – June 7, 2014
The Global Day of Prayer: June 8, 2014
Ninety days of blessing: June 9 – September 6,...
Save the dates now for GDOP 2014! Most of the dates and resources on this website will be updated as scheduled in November 2013.
We can find inspiration for the Global Day of Prayer in the three parts of the birth of the Church: ten days of constant prayer leading to Pentecost, one day of prayer witnessed by the whole city and days of blessing that followed. For these reasons, the Global Day of Prayer has three parts:
Ten days of constant prayer,
May 29 – June 7, 2014
Beginning on Ascension Day, May 29, 2014 it is expected that millions of Christians will find ways to pray night and day throughout the ten days leading to Pentecost. Resource: Ten-Day prayer guide
The Global Day of Prayer,
June 8, 2014
On Pentecost Sunday, Christians in many countries will assemble to pray. Some will assemble in large stadiums and other public venues. Many will gather in small groups or in homes. Learn how you can Take 7 Minutes to participate.
Ninety days of blessing,
June 9 – September 6, 2014
As in the first Pentecost, transformed Christians transform their communities as they offer themselves to God as instruments through which their prayers can be answered. The Global Day of Prayer anticipates the forming or furthering of local alliances among pastors, churches, missions and business leaders to bring practical, transformational blessing to their communities.
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