MISSIONS PRAYER SPOTLIGHT
SEPTEMBER 2026
KURT SCHIMKE | AFRICAN BIBLE UNIVERSITY
For both of his children as they focus on their studies.
For the 70+ new students who have arrived at ABU: for their adjustments and ABU’s ministry to them.
For the government’s approval of each of their new degree programs (Master's in Biblical Theology, BS in Aviation, and the BS in IT).
For political stability in Uganda amidst a handover of power in a few years.
For their new requirements to register as foreigners, that the process goes smoothly and the data is not used for evil.
For an end to the Ebola breakout in Congo (their western neighbor).
For Kurt as he maintains, flies, and fundraises for their airplane.
OWEN OSBORNE | RUF AT UGA
For a smooth transition to the day-to-day schedule.
For his ability to invest in the incoming Freshman.
For wisdom and trusting in God and His plans for Owen after this year.
For fundraising in the coming year.
BRIAN MOORE | CHURCH PLANTER IN FREIBURG, GERMANY
For the Lord to continue to build and establish Christ Church Freiburg.
For the Lord to raise up more leaders - specifically for Marco, Max, and Ivan who are being raised up or actively trained as elders; and Kate and Kaja as they develop women’s leaders.
For revival in Freiburg.
For his children, particularly Julia and Andrew as they start new schools this Fall.
For the Moore Family, specifically as they try to develop 8 ministry teams (Hospitality, Translation, Tech, etc.) over the next year.
TIM KAY | EDGEWOOD MINISTRIES
For their training program as their ministry continues to grow and expand.
For the RUF at Makerere University and campus minister Ezra Kwizera and his wife Alyssa.
For RUF at Lira University, which has just launched this month, and for campus minister John Paul and his wife Betty.
For Francis Ocen and his wife Jordan as they begin a church planting project in Gulu, Uganda with a vision to start an RUF at Gulu University.
For Hal and Tim as they continue to fundraise as ministry opportunities expand.
For Andrea and Tim as they feel fatigued with family challenges, health issues, and the demands of ministry life.