Please pray for four students who have shown interest in Bible discovery, that we will be able to coordinate a time to meet and discover his word together.

Please be praying for one of our former students who has returned to his home country. *A has heard the Gospel many times, but there has seemingly been no softening in his heart. Lift up him and the transition home, family relations, job provision, but most importantly -- that the seeds on Jesus' good news will bear fruit. May he come to know him as Lord and have believers around him to disciple him.

I Pray for Grace to finish strong and Graduate in May and to get a Job before I Graduate.

For encouragement and protection for a former student doing ministry in a challenging and dangerous part of the world for about a month and a half. Pray for smooth travel, God-appointed and fruitful meetings, good health for him and also his family while he's away.

In one of my prayer slots I was moved to pray for Gen Z. Praying that we older generations would be like the four friends tearing back the roof for the paralytic. Working to see them encounter Jesus, and be healed (from mental illness and spiritual apathy and darkness).

Please pray for A-R, an Iranian recent graduate, who's been doing Bible study with NYU staff off and on for 6 years. He's now questioning faith in general, not just Islam. (This could be a good sign!) We're longing for him to put his faith in Jesus.

Pray for Tanji, a former chaplain at NYU from the Bakhti Yoga tradition (Hari Krishna). She's been growing in the experience of and desire for Jesus, after a traumatic experience in her faith tradition, and is also exploring Islam. Pray for her to become solely devoted to Jesus. Pray for me to be sensitive to the Spirit's leading in connecting with her. Hoping she might become a powerful witness to the NYU spiritual life community.

Please pray for S, returnee in Iran, who came to faith before she left. Pray for safety online as we do Bible study in John. Smriti, a Nepali world changer, is joining us. Pray for God to connect S with believers in Iran and enable her to safely share with her family and friends in his timing.

I have felt led to pray boldly into and for this year to be fruitful (evidence of movement of His fruit) in all the areas (my personal relationship with the Lord, ministry, finances, love life, etc.) of my life. That I and our ISI Colorado Spring’s team would “taste and see the goodness of the Lord”!

Please pray for wisdom and unity in bringing about 2-3 bible study groups here in Colorado Springs. Pray that our Christian students would take initiative and ownership to lead these groups, alongside the support of a few of our volunteers.

I am in need of new staff (ideal number would be 3-4) here in Colorado Springs, to help with reaching more students for Christ. Currently, it is just me on staff. And I’m trying to get things off the ground at 2 new locations/ grounds.

Tomoko (returnee in Japan since 1995) sent this request. These are her words ,"I met a nice heart warming Christian and we got engaged. Our wedding will be March 29, 2025. We hope and pray all non believers at our wedding will know Jesus as their Savior. Please pray together."

Praise God that over the last year and this semester we have had the blessing of meeting several believers among our itnternational students and scholars! Please pray that our ministry and local churches would be an encouragemetn to them and that nothing would hinder them from further discipleship and witnessing to fellow internationals. May they share their testimony in the special way that only they can.

Jesus, you promised that just like the rain and the snow from heaven always waters the earth (and never return without growth that provides seeds for the sower and bread for the hungry)—so the words from your mouth will not return empty. We proclaim this with confidence—that your Word to the international students and scholars (may it be in our mouths!) shall accomplish your purpose and succeed in your mission. We rejoice and pray that our brothers and sisters around the world may proclaim with us, that though our sins were like scarlet, now they are white as snow. Though our sins were crimson, now they are wool. (inspired from Isaiah 55:10-11 and Isaiah 1:18).

Posted by Tim Sigman - ISI Director of Prayer Initiatives - Join Julie and I as we pray for the next generation of fruitful Kingdom laborers. AJ (Amarildo) came to us as an international student from Brazil and is now on staff with ISI reaching the nations in the DC area. We got to baptize him at the National Conference. Ingrid Marquis is starting a new ISI ministry at Colorado School of Mines in Golden, CO. She has already led three international students to faith in Christ. Tim is coaching AJ and Ingrid as they raise their final financial support. Pray their full funding comes in by the end of March.