Rev Eiji Osato - BWA Youth President on World Day of Prayer

11th June will see the Baptist World Alliance Youth Ministry commence its World Day of Prayer 2006 under the theme 'Be Faithful in Prayer'.

|TOP|Rev Eiji Osato, the BWA Youth President has given a message for Baptist youth to pray for one another.

His full message can be seen below:

The Baptist Youth World Day of Prayer is a great opportunity for us, as Baptist Youth, to get to know each other and start praying for each other. Technology of the 21st century makes it easier for us contact and network with one another in many different parts of the world. There are a lot of things we need to learn from each other and we need to support one another in prayer. So, please read carefully all of the prayer requests from different parts of the world and find a place to have quiet time to ask God what He wants you to do. God may give you a name of a specific country or region to pray for. God may guide you to contact young people in different regions by email. God even may challenge you to go to other parts of the world to help people there. No matter what guidance you may receive, please follow Him.

It is our privilege to pray for and with each other because Jesus promises to us that if two of you on earth agree about anything you ask for, it will be done for you by His Father in heaven. If we, Baptist young people around the whole world, agree to pray for each other, all our difficulties and problems will be solved by our God’s almighty power and we will experience how great our God is.

I invite you to join us to pray for each other during our celebration of the Baptist Youth World Day of Prayer!



Rev Eiji Osato
President
BWA Youth Department




For more information on the BWA Youth World Day of Prayer 2006, please click HERE.
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