Pray For Missionaries Around The World

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Prayers: Father God in Jesus name, I uplift all your servants around the world. Protect them, your servants each day, hour and time. Bless their work of their hands. Bless the words of their lips. I pray that all Missionaries share the love and peace of Jesus to the world. Thank you God for hearing this prayer. Thank you for your love, grace, mercy and peace we receive from you. Glory to you Father God, Jesus’ name.   
God is Love 1John 4:16

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