The fate of 200 Nigerian schoolgirls is still uncertain and yesterday, 20 more women were abducted.

You’ve seen the headlines. Your prayers can change them.
Dear friend, The fate of 200 Nigerian schoolgirls is still uncertain and yesterday, 20 more women were abducted.
Deadly attacks, particularly on Christian communities, are now the weekly norm. According to a local human rights NGO, at least 1,296 people died between 1 April and 5 June. Over 300,000 people have been forced to flee their homes in the last year alone. And as the 2015 elections approach, Christians fear another outbreak of religiously-motivated violence. Now is the time to lift Nigeria to God in prayer. Join us for the Nigeria Week of Prayer, 15-22 June 2014.
We’ve put together downloadable resources to help you, your church and small group to rise up in prayer for this troubled nation. There’s a poster, a prayer sheet, and Twitter header and Facebook cover images so you can show your support. Just click here to download your free resources, and use them all through the week of 15-22 June, or whenever convenient for you. We’d also like to encourage you to use the prayer below written by Anglican Archbishop of Jos, Benjamin Kwashi:
The eyes of the Lord are on those who fear him, on those whose hope is in his unfailing love. Psalm 33:18
We’ve seen God move in incredible ways when we’ve joined together to pray for Nigeria before. We’ve seen expected attacks headed off, violence brought to a halt, perpetrators arrested, and peace-building initiatives flourish. Please join us for the Nigeria Week of Prayer, and let God arise. Thank you! Blessings Emma Communications Team P.S. On our website you can also see extraordinary footage of Boko Haram, the Islamic terrorist group behind the kidnapping of the schoolgirls. Simply go to  www.csw.org.uk/prayfornigeria to watch the video and download your free prayer resources. Thank you for joining us to lift Nigeria to God in prayer.
– Contact – www.csw.org.uk CSW is a Christian organisation working for religious freedom through advocacy and human rights, in the pursuit of justice. Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) PO Box 99, New Malden, Surrey, KT3 3YF