How have you implemented intercession for international workers within your congregation?

Implementing intercession for international workers through small groups is an effective and relational approach. Small groups foster a sense of community and support, allowing members to engage personally with the needs of international workers. In these settings, individuals can share specific prayer requests, testimonies, and updates about the workers' situations, which can enhance the congregation's connection to and understanding of global missions.

Additionally, small groups provide a structured yet intimate environment where prayer can happen regularly and intentionally. This consistent focus on intercession encourages members to develop a deeper spiritual investment in the lives of international workers, promoting a culture of prayer and support beyond occasional or group-wide efforts.

Other options, while beneficial in their own ways, may not facilitate the same level of personal engagement. Organizing retreats and utilizing newsletters can certainly be part of a holistic approach to missions support but may lack the ongoing relational dynamics that small groups provide. Weekly services often focus on broader congregational worship and teaching and may not allow for the focused, interactive prayer sessions that small groups inspire.