Friends of GEM

1. Aglow International

   • Website: www.aglow.org

   • Description: Aglow is an international organization of women and men in more than 170 nations of the world, with 22,000 Aglow leaders worldwide ministering in their communities and nations to an estimated 17 million people each year, presenting Biblical principles as solutions to the challenging issues of our time. Their website offers resources for targeted prayer.

2. Caleb Global

   • Website: www.caleb.global

   • Description: Caleb Global’s vision is to ignite revival in Israel, the Middle East, and the nations. They value an intergenerational community that passionately embraces a lifestyle of worship and prayer. They raise up revivalists through their training and discipleship programs. Their website offers a resources section, including a link to their YouTube channel for many equipping videos.

3. Contend Global

   • Website: www.contendglobal.com

   • Description: Birthed out of The Call movement led by Lou Engle, Contend is powerfully impacting this generation. By gathering young people and training them towards a powerful movement of prayer and fasting to bring global revival and fuel missions. From their work on College Campuses, to pioneering houses of prayer, and holding mass gatherings of prayer and fasting, they are targeting this next generation to change the world. This ministry is based in Colorado Springs and is led by David and Audry Kim.

4. David’s Tent DC

   • Website: www.davidstentdc.org

   • Description: David’s Tent started as a 40-day yearly event that has now grown to be 24/7/365 day and night prayer and worship in the heart of Washington DC. Jason Hershey leads this amazing ministry that operates to lift the Worthy One up continually. They encourage worshippers and intercessors to join them to accomplish this amazing task.

5. Every Home for Christ

   • Website: www.everyhome.org

   • Description: Their mission is to serve the church by equipping and mobilizing believers to participate in sharing the truth and love of Jesus with every person and home on earth. Find books and other tremendous resources, such as a World Prayer Map, on their website. Every Home for Christ and its Jericho Center of Prayer are chaired by international prayer leader and pioneer of the modern-day house of prayer movement, Dick Eastman. They have an App called “Prayer Watch Live” that is a great guide for focused prayer.

6. Gap House of Prayer and Training Center

   • Website: www.gaphop.org

   • Description: We exist to provide a place for people to encounter God’s presence and release His light into the world through prayer and worship. The Gap House of Prayer is located in the geographical center of Tennessee in the city of Murfreesboro. Open 40 plus hours a week, we disciple, train and release intercessors in the nations.

7. Heartland Apostolic Prayer Network

   • Website: www.hapn.us

   • Description: Led by Dr. John Benefiel, the HAPN coordinates Intercessors in prayer initiatives to “Change the Heart of the Nation.” Based in Oklahoma City, OK, they have Strategic Prayer Teams in every state of the US and work towards shifting the atmosphere.

8. Intercessors for America

   • Website: www.ifapray.org

   • Description: This website contains a wealth of up-to-date information about national and international prayer needs, including those of Israel. They focus on governmental prayer and leadership along with current issues. Their very interactive website is a great resource for “informed intercession.”

9. International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church

   • Website: www.idop.org/web and www.persecution.com/idop

   • Description: For over two decades, every November, the global Church has united in prayer for our persecuted brothers and sisters around the world. Today more than 360 million Christians live in places where they face persecution for their faith in Jesus Christ. Annually, the IDOP is observed on either the first or second Sunday of November.

10. Jericho Walls International Prayer Network

    • Website: www.jwipn.com

    • Description: Jericho Walls is an interdenominational Christian prayer ministry that is committed to building a strong, broad-based prayer network to support the Church to fulfill its calling as a “house of prayer for the nations.” Their mission is to mobilize, inform, and equip the Body of Christ to pray effectively for the fulfillment of the Great Commandment and the Great Commission for the advance of the Kingdom of God.

11. Jerusalem House of Prayer for All Nations

    • Website: www.hopfAN.org

    • Description: The Jerusalem House of Prayer for all Nations is a multi-faceted global ministry based in Jerusalem, Israel, on the Mount of Olives, operating 24/7 “harp and bowl” prayer and worship since 1987. This ministry’s heart is to bless the Lord, bless His land and people, and call all nations up to Jerusalem in prayer, worship, and unity, preparing the way for the King of Glory. Tom Hess is the president of this organization.

12. King’s Hill House of Prayer

    • Website: www.khhop.org

    • Description: King’s Hill House of Prayer is a Nashville-based, globally focused house of prayer for all Nations, People, Leaders, revival, and culture reformation through a community of believers reflective of the body of Christ.

13. Luke 18 Project

    • Website: www.luke18project.com

    • Description: Directed by Thai Lam, the Luke 18 Project is a campus prayer movement that exists to fuel a culture of prayer and fasting to contend for revival and awakening on college campuses. It is based on Luke 18:6-7: “And the Lord said… ‘Will not God bring about justice for his chosen ones, who cry out to him day and night?’”

14. MAPS Global

    • Website: www.mapsglobal.org

    • Description: MAPS Global is a missional family that exists to pray, preach, and sing in the most unreached regions of the earth until every nation sees and sings of the worth of Jesus Christ and the task of the Great Commission is fulfilled in our generation. Led by R.A. Martinez, this ministry trains and develops pioneering leaders in prayer, revival, and frontier missions. From their Global Prayer Room and training campus in Richmond, VA to Houses of Prayer throughout the 10/40 window, they are impacting unreached people groups with a passion to fulfill the Great Commission.

15. National Day of Prayer

    • Website: www.nationaldayofprayer.org

    • Description: The National Day of Prayer was created in 1952 by a joint resolution of the United States Congress and signed into law by President Harry S. Truman. It is held annually on the first Thursday of May, and this year-round task force mobilizes participation and maintains communication. The Task Force is a privately funded organization whose purpose is to encourage participation on the National Day of Prayer. It exists to mobilize the Christian community to intercede for America’s leaders and its families.

16. Window International Network

    • Website: www.win1040.org

    • Description: The Mission of WIN is to inform, equip, and mobilize networks of prayer around the globe to empower effective evangelism, church growth, and discipleship in the 10/40 Window. The 10/40 window is located from 10 degrees south to 40 degrees north of the equator. There are 69 nations across northern Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia in this 10/40 Window where 2/3 of the world’s population (4 billion people) live and 95% of these people are unevangelized and 1.6 billion are estimated to have never even heard the gospel just once. WIN’s vision is to see sustained, strategic, and informed prayer transforming unreached people for Christ in the 10/40 Window, and they offer resources on their website to help equip others to join in this mission of prayer.

17. Workplace Prayer

    • Website: www.workplaceprayer.com

    • Description: Focusing on business, Workplace Prayer’s goal is to change the narrative on prayer in business. God cares about business, prayer makes a difference, and prayer in business offers the opportunity to change the culture and advance God’s kingdom. They offer intercession for and teach intercession to those in the workplace. Headed up by Bob Perry and Amy Lykosh.

18. World Prayer Network

    • Website: www.worldprayernetwork.org

    • Description: This online prayer community hosts multiple weekly prayer calls to seek out strategies for the transformation of nations. During the live calls, they share briefings from key leaders and then pray into what