- Pray that God’s abundant grace and mercy would be poured out upon Egypt, whom He has called “My people” (Isaiah 19:25).
- Pray that a powerful spiritual breakthrough and revival come upon the Muslims of Egypt, and especially among the Coptic Orthodox Church.
- Pray that all protestant churches in Egypt would rise up, filled with the Holy Spirit through the Word of God and prayer, and shine brightly throughout Egypt and the entire Arabic-speaking world.

Lord, we bless your name.
We placed before you the people of Egypt. The people you called by name saying, blessed be Egypt, my people.
We plead with you, Lord, for those walking through hardship and darkness, for the souls that still do not know you. Break into the hearts, Lord, and reveal your glory.
Reveal yourself to the youth who need a safe anchor for their souls as they enter a world full of turmoil. Show yourself to the young people burdened with so many addictions, trying to numb their pain. Show them a better way. The way of light. The way of your salvation.
We pray, Lord, for families. Satan has snatched so many families to himself. Broken homes, rising divorce and little children devastated in the process. Lord, we pray that the men and fathers of Egypt would come to know you, to know you as a true father.
To have their view of fatherhood transformed and to the households that worship you, Lord. He also pray for the mothers of Egypt. We pray for the challenges they face in society.
We pray that you would reveal yourself to them, and they would raise their children in reverence of your name.
Lord, you taught us to pray for kings and all those in authority. We lift up to every person in a place of influence. Give them wisdom from you that leads to peace and goodness for the people.
Have mercy, Lord, on those who are broken by sin. Have mercy on the youth enslaved in addiction to pornography. Have mercy on the men who have destroyed their homes through addiction to alcohol and drugs.
The people of Egypt are due to you, Lord. Save the lost souls. Reveal the glory. The mission is not yet finished for your church in Egypt and the School of Alexandria, the oldest theological institute. No.
Give her leaders, her teachers, her elders, her pastors, willing to share what they have with love and the simplicity. The church must have. Her light is still locked inside her walls.
Let our land be set ablaze. But people see it and know it and believe. Amen.