TEN Days of Constant Prayer

May 17-26, 2012

Beginning on Ascension Day, May 17, millions of Christians will find ways to pray night and day throughout the ten days leading to Pentecost.

Gather in creative ways. Many are forming prayer chains to build bonfires of 24-hours-a-day prayer. Others will meet for an hour or two of focused prayer. Some will be fasting. Look for how the Holy Spirit may give you fresh ways to pray with family and friends.

This website is full of resources to help you plan your event and pray with others:

The Ten-Day Prayer Guide was written to help unite prayers across the globe during this period.
The Global Day Organizer Guide (PDF – 193 KB) was written to further support those planning to participate in any part of the GDOP.
In addition, you will find many more helpful tools, links and resources on this page and throughout this website.

Global Day Organizer Guide

The Global Day Organizer Guide, or the “G DOG” as we call it, is a practical and proven resource on how to organize a successful multi-church or citywide Global Day of Prayer event. The insights and practical tips contained in the GDOG have been tried and tested and will help you put together a well-organized event that brings glory and honor to God.

The GDOG is a 24-page downloadable PDF. It covers everything from how to get started, what GDOP is and what it is not, mobilizing pastors and churches, establishing small working groups and planning the Global Day of Prayer event. We encourage you to download the Global Day Organizer Guide (PDF – 193 KB), print it and give it to the leaders on your coordinating team. You will be glad you did. We have been told “we could not have done it without the G DOG.”

Praying together:

Ten-Day Prayer Guide for the Global Day of Prayer

Join millions of Christians worldwide who will pray for the ten days leading up to Pentecost, the Global Day of Prayer. This guide includes prayer points for each day, May 17-26, 2012.

There are a few helpful formats to choose from. (One of the formats includes “A Prayer for the World” which will be read in unison at every event on Pentecost Sunday, May 27, 2012.) Learn more at the prayer guide page.