Pray with us
How you can pray with us
Prayer is central to all that we do. We would love you to be involved in the prayer life of The Leprosy Mission. Each year we produce the ASK Prayer Diary, which provides a global overview of The Leprosy Mission’s work. You can view the ASK Prayer Diary week by week below, download a PDF of the full year, or request a printed booklet.
You can also follow our prayer life through the PrayerMate app, where we provide daily prayer requests for the work to defeat leprosy delivered direct to your phone. Get involved with PrayerMate here.
Monday
Thank God for the successful launch of TLM Nigeria’s new country strategy. Pray that it will inspire clear direction and bring lasting change to communities across Nigeria.
Tuesday
Ask God to strengthen TLM Nigeria’s partnerships with government, churches, and donors. Pray for open doors in advocacy that will lead to better policies and inclusive services.
Wednesday
Lift up individuals and families affected by leprosy, skin NTDs, and disabilities. Pray for healing, restored dignity, freedom from stigma, and for their needs to be met in hope and faith.
Thursday
Pray for TLM Nigeria’s Board, staff, and volunteers. Ask God to renew their strength and grant them wisdom, courage, and a servant heart in every responsibility they carry.
Friday
Give thanks for the successful launch of the Proskin Dermatology Clinic and those who made it possible. Pray for open doors to sustain TLM Nigeria’s mission during economic challenges.
Saturday
Pray for all ongoing TLM Nigeria projects. Ask God to bless each effort with excellence, steady progress, and long-term impact. Pray for protection, provision, and transformation in the lives they touch.
Sunday
Happy Easter!
Pray for the Church in Northern Nigeria and for Christians facing persecution. Ask God to keep their faith strong and to move leaders to take bold steps towards peace and stability across the nation.
Nigeria
TLM Nigeria (TLMN) works in collaboration with the Government of Nigeria to support the Federal Capital Territory, other states, and Local Governments through various interventions in the following areasTLMN ministers to over 33,850 persons living with leprosy and disabilities in various communities spread across 24 states in Nigeria. Last year, Nigeria recorded over 1,500 new cases of leprosy, with children accounting for about 11% of those affected. This indicates that leprosy transmission remains active in the country.