ABOUT ONEACCORD
OneAccord is a Prayer Ministry dedicated to praying for the persecuted church worldwide. With a focus on unity and compassionate intercession, OneAccord brings attention to our persecuted brothers and sisters around the world and calls us to stand in solidarity with those facing adversity due to their faith. Through monthly messages, the ministry seeks to amplify the global voice by advocating for the safety and well-being of the persecuted church, fostering a community of believers committed to making a difference through the power of prayer.
HOW TO PRAY AGAINST ANTISEMITISM
Want to pray against antisemitism but not sure how? Here are some helpful prayer points:
- Pray for protection during services and gatherings.
-Pray for those who are in areas that are experiencing riots or unrest.
-Pray for wisdom on how to challenge antisemitic rhetoric in truth and love.
-Pray for those who are deceived by misinformation that they will come to know the truth and ultimately come to know Jesus as the truth.
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-Pray for wisdom on how to encourage a Jewish friend or someone you know.
-Pray for endurance and comfort during tribulation.
-Pray for Israel and the current conflict.
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ONEACCORD MESSAGES
MONTH OF MAY PRAYER FOCUS
Dayenu - Praying Against Antisemitism
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For the month of May, the OneAccord webpage is turning "blue" as we shift our attention to praying against the Antisemitism that is sweeping across our nation. I find it important, as a believer of Jesus and as a Jewish woman, to not only pray for those Jewish people who are affected by this but also for those who are deceived by the dangerous rhetoric of antisemitic and anti-Isreal riots. The word "Dayenu" means "it would have been enough. It is a song we sing at Passover which we recently celebrated. It is a song about God's sufficiency and righteousness. It is the sufficiency of Christ that sustains us and gives us hope during times of tribulation and persecution. If the Lord had only saved us and provided nothing else, Dayenu, Jesus is enough. Thank you for praying with me.
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- Lauren Warden
Grace Church Administrative Assistant