Prayer Fuel

Field Team Daily Prayer Request:

For the month of June, we will pray from the Lord’s Prayer together as we intercede for Jesus Followers laboring in 110 of the least-reached cities of the unreached world.

Day 1 — Our Father

Father, today we intercede for “Aristarchus” in Karachi, Pakistan.

He labors among people as one sent into the work of the Gospel. Let his life lead to the multiplication of disciples who also make disciples. As a House of Prayer leader, establish in him a pattern of prayer and obedience that extends beyond him into families and communities. Let his work not remain limited, but continue through others as they follow and carry forward what You begin.

According to Romans 8:15, “For you did not receive the spirit of bondage again to fear, but you received the Spirit of adoption, by whom we cry, ‘Abba, Father.’” Father, I come to You as Your child, not as a stranger. You have brought me near and given me access. Establish Aristarchus in this truth—remove striving, remove distance, and anchor him in sonship. Let him live from belonging to You, and align his life under Your authority as Your child.

Establish this truth fully in Aristarchus. Remove striving, remove distance, and anchor him in sonship. Let his life align with You as You carry out Your purposes. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

110 City Focus for June is Turkey and Saudi Arabia

Today: ANKARA, Turkey

I walk the streets of Ankara, the beating heart of my nation, and I feel the weight of history beneath my feet. This land has carried the story of God for thousands of years — nearly 60% of the places mentioned in Scriptureare here. From Ephesus to Antioch to Tarsus, these hills still echo with the footsteps of apostles and the first followers of Jesus. Yet today, that story feels nearly forgotten.

Everywhere I turn, I see mosques rising toward the sky, reminders that my people — the Turks — remain one of the largest unreached groups in the world. Many have never truly heard the Gospel, and those who have often dismiss it as a foreign faith. At the same time, Western progress and modern ideas have swept through our culture, blending with tradition but rarely bringing true hope. In this tension, I see a harvest — vast, ready, and waiting for laborers.

Turkey stands at the crossroads of continents, connecting Europe and the Middle East — a bridge of trade, culture, and faith. Here in Ankara, where decisions shape the future of the nation, I pray for God’s Kingdom to advance — not through politics or power, but through transformed hearts. I long for the day when it can once again be said of this land: “All who lived in Asia heard the word of the Lord.”

Until then, I pray for boldness — that followers of Jesus will rise in love and wisdom, sharing the Good News with courage. I pray for the Spirit to soften hearts, for the Church to shine brightly, and for this land, rich in God’s history, to once again become a living testimony of His glory.

Prayer for Today:

Pray for the people of Turkey to encounter Jesus, the living God of their own land’s history. (Acts 19:10)

People Groups Focus:

• Crimean Tatar
• Southern Uzbek
• Turk