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That
Zambian Christians would be zealous for evangelizing
and discipling their neighbours. |
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That
Christian leaders would seek after God’s approval,
rather than the praise of man. |
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That
corruption in government would be rooted out and justice
would prevail in the courts of law. |
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That the Lord would surround Zambia’s leaders
with advisors who give Godly council. |
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That Zambian Christians would diligently pursue Biblical
solutions to the problems of poverty and AIDS. |
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That
Zambian Christians would exercise godly wisdom in national elections. |
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That the Lord would raise up godly leaders who will
boldly lift up truth and righteousness for all to
see. |
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That
the testimony of Zambian Christians would shine brightly,
that their neighbours would see the fruit of true
faith. |
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For
the more that 220 000 Angolan and Congolese refugees
who have fled into Zambia to escape civil war in their
own countries. |
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That
as God blesses and prospers Zambia and unstable neighbours
covet their possesions, that the Zambian defence force
would rise to the challenge of protecting its borders
from all intruders. |
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That
attempts to extend Islam in Zambia would be frustrated. |
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For
the Bible Colleges Frontline Fellowship has helped establish
in Zambia. |
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For
the community Christian schools in the country. |
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That
we will be able to provide much more teacher training
and many more Christian textbooks for these community
Christian schools. |
