Amen, Almighty Father.
Agreeing in prayer with dear SisterK for all missionaries who hold to Your True Word.
I also lift up the island of the two Ireland nations, north and south, that until recently was the most Christian place in all Europe, until George Soros poured millions in there to bring about legalized gay marriage and abortion within the last two years, and is funding a variety of anti-Christian pressure groups, as he does in this nation and many other nations. I pray for the redemption of his heart and soul, Father; but if he and his sons refuse to repent, please deal with them justly according to Your will for those who despise You, as you did with the rebellious Israelites who fought against Moses—may the earth open her mouth and swallow them.
Father, with the European Catholic, Anglican, Presbyterian and Lutheran Churches in secular "social justice" delusion and turmoil, please send missionaries of every kind of True Faith in Jesus Christ into these lands and all the former Christendom that have been purposely turned against Your Word. Reach out to the lost and the broken-hearted; save innocent babies from womb invasion, and keep young people clear-minded and pure in their sexual beings, saving themselves for Christian marriage and parenthood. Drive the snakes of satanic activity once again from those influential lands, for the sake of the entire world,
I pray in Jesus' name.
Amen.
the three-leafed shamrock native to Ireland, 432 A.D.
Patricus was a British youth who was kidnapped from the English seacoast by an Irish pirate, taken to Ireland and enslaved by a warlord. During his long hours in the meadows alone herding sheep, he began to realize God's presence, and after some years heard God's urging to escape his captor. Following God's direction, he walked nearly 200 miles to the coast and bargained for transportation home via an English vessel. Back in England, he studied for the priesthood, vowing to return to Ireland and convert the bloodthirsty, colorful pagans in the beautiful land he had come to know; and that is what he did, defying the warlords by lighting a forbidden bonfire on Good Friday. The blaze on Slane Hill was visible at a distance to the yearly gathering of all Irish kings and warlords taking place that week at the Hill of Tara. Patrick's courage so impressed the warlords' leader that Patrick was able to convert him, and thousands of Irish villagers, in the years to come.
One man of faith
can change history.
