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26 items in the archive.

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Prayer19 September 2025

SAT-7 Joins Global Prayers for Holy Land Peace

On Sunday (21 September), the International Day of Peace, SAT-7 is joining Christian organisations and churches across the world in prayer for the Holy Land, calling viewers and supporters to stand in solidarity with its suffering people.

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Prayer7 August 2025

"I Don’t Want To Be Killed”: Urgent Call to Prayer as Afghans Face Deportation

Among the millions of Afghans being deported back to their home country are Christians whose lives are now in grave danger. SAT-7 is highlighting the stories of threatened Afghan Christians, responding to their urgent prayer requests and broadcasting special episodes about the mass deportation.

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Prayer25 July 2025

Urgent Prayer Needed for Afghan Christians Facing Forced Return

SAT-7 has received an urgent plea from a group of Afghan Christians who are facing the threat of forced return to Afghanistan from Tajikistan where they had sought refuge from danger.

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Prayer26 June 2025

Call to pray for region reeling from conflicts and attacks

SAT-7’s ARABIC channel is calling Christians across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) to come together for an evening of prayer and worship in response to conflicts across the region and Sunday’s devastating attack on a church in Syria.

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Prayer11 March 2025

Prayers for Syria following outbreak of violence

The fall of the Assad regime in Syria last December took the world by surprise, igniting hopes of a peaceful future for the war-weary nation. But violent clashes between Assad loyalists and government security forces, and subsequent retaliatory attacks, have claimed over 1,000 lives, reportedly including Christians and people from other minorities.