Praise God for lovingly and graciously welcoming us into His family. Ask the Spirit to develop us into a welcoming people. Pray for
wisdom in how to graciously engage our neighbors in friendship. Pray for God to soften hearts of those around us to the gospel
through our loving interaction with them.

This week we are praying for the ministry of Shepherd’s Fold, Inc., a Christian residential and life transformation center for men and
women being released from prison. Shepherd’s Fold equips men and women to make genuine life transformation after prison and to
become contributing members of society, finding total freedom from the inside out. For more information, go to sfalabama.org. We
are also praying for Asbury United Methodist and Pastor Kip Laxon.

DAY 1: Pray for the local parole board to favorably consider Shepherds Fold as a re-entry plan for men and women who are
currently awaiting release from incarceration.

DAY 2: Pray the men and women being released from prison and entering the residential programs of Shepherd’s Fold will find
total freedom in Jesus Christ and be changed from the inside out.

DAY 3: Pray for the men and women who have successfully completed the 6-month transitional program to surround
themselves with healthy and Christ-centered community as they continue to pursue God’s design for their lives.

DAY 4: Pray for a smooth transition for the 55 men and women who will be released from prison over the next 5 weeks to
enter Shepherd’s Fold and reside in their brand new facility.

DAY 5: Pray for the staff as they prayerfully consider all potential applicants and seek God for wisdom in being faithful stewards
of their resources.

DAY 6: Pray for the Shepherd’s Fold Spring Banquet on March 2nd and for the guest speaker, David Ring, who will encourage
those in prison and re-entry ministry through his own testimony of overcoming adversity through faith in Christ.

This week we are praying for an unreached people group called the Hui. There are around 15 million Hui in China and only a
handful of believers. There is no known Hui church and access to Hui communities can be challenging. The Hui are an ethnically
Chinese Muslim people group. To be Hui is to be Muslim – it is the core of who they are. Even if they don’t fully understand it, or
even follow it the same as some other countries do, it has been hidden deep inside of them from the time they were very young.
Mandarin Chinese is the heart language of the Hui in both spoken and written. But their spiritual language is a mixture of Arabic
and Persian. Close to 99% of the Hui population is Muslim. It is estimated that .006% are Evangelical Christians. For more information
visit pray4hui.com.

DAY 1: Although there are 15 million Hui scattered throughout China, very few (including the Chinese church) are intentionally
planting their lives among the Hui to tell them about Christ. The Hui are in desperate need of more laborers to boldly proclaim the
gospel. Pray for God to send thousands of workers into the harvest among the Hui.

DAY 2: Most Hui are hostile towards the gospel and reject it at all costs. Pray for God to stir within the hearts of Hui men and women a
desire to know more about Christ. Pray for God to open their eyes to see their need for a Savior.

DAY 3: The church has grown exponentially among the majority Han people and they have visions of taking the gospel to other
nations. Pray for God to give Han church leaders a vision to reach their Hui neighbors.

DAY 4: Pray for many Hui to hear the gospel, repent, and believe in Christ and for God to use Han believers as agents for
accomplishing this mission.

DAY 5: Many Hui believers experience isolation and loneliness. Ask God to help Hui believers find one another so they might grow
together and encourage each other. Pray for the Hui believers to boldly share, even though it will cost them greatly.

DAY 6: Thank God for the Brook Hills Church Planting Team we currently have working among the Hui. Pray for the relationships they
have with their Hui friends to bear fruit as we long to see the first convert and the beginning of the Hui church.