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Welcome to the home page for the Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem. This year, more than 200,000 churches in 175 nations will participate in the largest Israel-focused prayer event in history. On October 4, 2009, and every year on the first Sunday of every October, join us in this historic quest to see G-d's purposes fulfilled in His holy city. We encourage you to browse our site for more information on the Day of Prayer, ways to get involved, and much more information and resources concerning Israel. May G-d bless you while you visit.
"Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: 'May they prosper who love you.'"
(Psalm 122:6)
2008 DPPJ Update
Buffalo, NY: Oct. 5, 2008 - Millions of Christians united across denominational, cultural, and political differences on Sunday, October 5th to participate in The Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem and to ask for God’s blessing and provision upon all of her people. Christians gathered to pray not only in their local worship services around the world, but also in larger regional gatherings throughout states and nations, in a virtual “prayer room” created by a 24 Hour Prayer Conference Call, and through a special Jerusalem gathering where the prayers by Arab, Jewish, and Christian leaders were broadcast to 200 nations on GODTV Satellite network.
Click here to read the full update from the 2008 Day of Prayer.
Choosing Israel's Next Prime Minister
 With the official resignation of Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on September 21, the leading Kadima party is now headed by Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, who has been appointed by President Shimon Peres to attempt to form a multi-party coalition under her leadership in Kadima. If Livni is successful by the beginning of November...
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24-Hour Prayer Teleconference
 Throughout the 24 hours of October 5th, a steady stream of Christians from all over the world called into the Teleconferencing Prayer Call, hosted by Greater Calling, to pray for the peace of Jerusalem and for the many needs of her people groups. There were almost 700 calls into the virtual prayer room; many intercessors stayed on the prayer line for hours, while some called back periodically throughout the day.
Click here for the full update from the October 5th prayer call.
 
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