Millions of Christians Worldwide Unite in Prayer for Peace in Jerusalem
By Gwen
Posted Oct 14, 2026 at 1:14 PM
Christians from around the world are coming together to pray for the peace of Jerusalem as the 24th Annual Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem (DPPJ) approaches. The event, scheduled for October 4th, 2026, will feature a global gathering of believers, with participants able to attend in person or join via a live broadcast from the Tower of David Jerusalem Museum.
Bishop Robert Stearns, founder and executive director of Eagles’ Wings, is hosting this year’s event. The gathering will draw Christians from 175 nations and include 500 senior Christian leaders from 50 countries. Delegations from Nigeria, Kenya, and Togo are expected to participate, reflecting the international scope of the prayer initiative.
Rev. José Wellington Costa Jr., General Superintendent of the Brazilian Assemblies of God, is also involved, welcoming 175 Latin American Christian leaders and millions of Christians from 212 countries to join in the prayer. The event underscores a broad-based effort to unite believers across denominations and regions in support of Jerusalem.
Political leaders are also participating in the day of prayer, with senior officials such as the first ladies of Nigeria and Kenya, and the King and Queen of Togo joining the event. Their presence highlights the intersection of spiritual and political support for the nation of Israel.
Bishop Stearns emphasizes that the Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem is more than a religious observance. It serves as a global declaration of solidarity with Israel, particularly as the nation faces challenges from multiple fronts. He notes that the event reaffirms the bond between Christians and the Jewish people.
Stearns highlights the significance of international Christian support during a time of heightened challenges for Israel. He states that tens of millions of Christians are choosing to stand publicly with Israel, pray for her peace, and affirm the enduring connection between the two peoples.
The event reflects a growing trend of global Christian unity in support of Jerusalem and Israel. As the world watches, the Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem stands as a testament to the power of collective faith and the hope for peace in the Holy Land.
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