PRAYER WALL

“Enter his gates with thanksgiving; go into his courts with praise.
Give thanks to him and praise his name,” (Psalm 100:4)

• Praise God that Rev. Pam Cullen has finished her chemotherapy treatments and lift up her upcoming appointment with the cardiologist, asking for strength, healing, and good news.
• Thank the Lord for the young adults’ session last Sunday—that it was engaging, encouraging, and a blessing to everyone who attended.
• Pray for wisdom, unity, and passion for the team stepping up to coordinate regular ministry to the young adults.
• Ask God to bless and strengthen everyone helping prepare and serve the luncheon for the upcoming budget meeting.
• Uphold the Executive Council in prayer; thank God for the many hours they’ve poured into preparing for the Fall Budget Meeting and ask for continued clarity and guidance.
• Pray that God would abundantly provide through the tithes, offerings, and every act of service given to the ministry of LPBC, meeting every need according to His riches.
• Lift up the choir as they prepare to lead worship this Sunday; pray they are filled with the Spirit and that hearts are drawn closer to God through their ministry.

“…and He will wipe away every tear from their eyes; and there will no longer be any death; there will no longer be any mourning, or crying, or pain; the first things have passed away,” (Revelation 21:4)

• Pray for the Sellakandu family—both here and abroad—as they mourn the passing of their beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother this week. Ask the Lord to surround them with His tender comfort, to fill their hearts with precious memories, and to anchor them in the blessed hope of the resurrection, bringing deep and lasting peace.

“Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth,” (3 John 2)

• Pray for God’s abundant provision so that Steven S. can receive his urgent eye surgery without any financial hindrance.
• Lift up Robert (Jackie’s brother-in-law) as he faces eye surgery soon; ask for skillful hands in the operating room, a smooth procedure, and grace for full strength and patience throughout recovery.
• Continue praying for Suren S. (Benjamin’s dad), that the wound on his foot will heal steadily, completely, and without setback.
• Uphold Rev. Pam Cullen, asking that her recent treatments be fully effective and that the peace of Christ will guard her heart and mind as she prepares for her cardiology appointment.
• Remember our shut-ins who are battling ongoing health issues; ask the Lord to touch them with His healing hand and surround them with sustaining grace day by day.
• Give thanks to God for the progress in Ken (John G.’s son) and pray for his complete restoration and renewed strength.
• Intercede for Joe L., asking for a miraculous healing of his liver and for divine wisdom to rest on his medical team as they plan the next steps.
• Pray for Tricia L. (Stuart’s wife) during her kidney treatment; may God’s mercy bring full restoration and health to her kidneys.
• Lift up Dorothy, Ruth M.’s friend, as she recovers from cancer; surround her with the peace of Christ and the tangible presence of God on every step of her healing journey.

Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering;
(for he is faithful that promised),” (Hebrews 10:23)

• Pray for a vibrant, Spirit-led ministry that powerfully draws young adults into a deeper, life-changing faith in Jesus and equips them to walk closely with Him.
• Ask the Lord to fill us with holy boldness and wisdom as we share our faith, and to deepen our love and understanding of His Word every day.
• Lift up Evelyn, our sponsored child; pray she feels deeply loved, knows she is precious to God, and grows in confidence that He has a beautiful plan for her life.
• Pray that many hearts will be stirred by the Holy Spirit to take the step of baptism at the upcoming service, publicly declaring their faith in Jesus.
• Intercede earnestly for our unsaved loved ones—that the eyes of their hearts would be opened, and they would surrender fully to Jesus while there is still time before His return.
• Ask God to open our eyes to the real needs in our community, to give us compassionate hearts, and to empower us by His Spirit to build meaningful, life-giving connections that reflect His love.

“ Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth! (Psalm 46:10)

• Pray for the families devastated by the deadly fire in Hong Kong; ask God to comfort them in their profound grief and to strengthen and protect the first responders still searching for those who are missing.
• Lift up every family in Mississauga walking through loss this week—whether of a loved one, a job, or a relationship—asking the Lord to provide compassionate shoulders to lean on and His nearness in their pain.
• Pray earnestly for the peace talks between Israel and Hamas, and between Russia and Ukraine, that all parties would honor agreements, leading to genuine ceasefires and the swift delivery of urgent humanitarian care to suffering families.
• Ask God to protect the residents of Mississauga amid rising crime; grant wisdom and effectiveness to law enforcement, and cover homes and streets with His safeguarding presence.
• Pray that Christians across Canada would rise up in steadfast, fervent intercession for our nation and its leaders, seeking God’s guidance, righteousness, and blessing over every level of government.

LPBC is part of the Greater Toronto Association and comprising with cluster churches. This week we will be praying for the following churches in the Toronto Baptist Ministries, TBM North East Cluster.

For the churches in North York

Living Water Christian Fellowship

North Toronto Chinese Baptist Church (Cantonese, Mandarin, English)

Redeemer Baptist Church (Spanish)

Spring Garden Church

North York Baptist Church (formerly Yorkview Heights Baptist Church)