Prayer isn't a program at RUN—it's our lifeblood. Across 190+ countries, millions of believers are crying out to God together.
We Pray by
Name
Every believer matters. In our movement families, leaders don't just pray for “the lost”—they pray for Fatima, for Raj, for Chen. Real names. Real faces. Real people being pursued by a relentless God. When you join us in prayer, you're interceding for individuals whose stories are being written right now.
We Pray in House Churches
Prayer rises from living rooms, not just sanctuaries. In 8.4 million house churches scattered across the unreached world, small gatherings lift their voices daily. No stages. No programs. Just believers on their knees, in their homes, shaking the heavens together.
We Pray for One Another
Movement leaders carry heavy burdens—persecution, loss, exhaustion. We don't just pray for them; we pray with them. When you partner with us, you become part of an intercession network that refuses to let our brothers and sisters stand alone.
We Live a Culture of Prayer
This isn't a department or an initiative. Prayer saturates everything we do—our strategy meetings, our trainings, our sending. Before we act, we listen. Before we plan, we wait. The Great Commission advances on its knees.
Global Day of Prayer for Buddhist Famlies
Five years ago, leaders across the Body of Christ asked God how our generation might reach every people in every place. From that seeking came a simple invitation: pray at the very moments when Buddhist, Muslim, Jewish, and Hindu families are asking for revelation and blessing.
What began as small agreement has become the Five Global Days of Prayer, now mobilizing more than 200 million followers of Jesus as church-planting teams move through cities and villages with the Good News.
On the Lunar New Year, we focus specifically on Buddhist families—over 500 million people preparing for a new start, reconnecting with family, and seeking harmony and blessing.
As they clean their homes, gather for meals, and make plans for the year ahead, we pray for open doors: for Scripture to be received, for conversations about Jesus to happen naturally, for church-planting teams to find favor, and for hearts to recognize the true newness offered in Christ.
