A global moment with local meaning
Viva reports that hundreds of thousands of children and adults take part through churches, networks and communities. Each local gathering can reflect its own context while joining a shared global focus.
Prayer led by and for children
Held each year during the first weekend of June, the World Weekend of Prayer creates space for children to lead prayer, worship and advocacy for children facing risk around the world.
Official Viva resources ↗
Viva reports that hundreds of thousands of children and adults take part through churches, networks and communities. Each local gathering can reflect its own context while joining a shared global focus.
The activity is intentionally prayer with children, not simply prayer about them. Children can help shape themes, lead worship, name concerns and pray for their peers, with safe and age-appropriate support from adults.
Gatherings can help churches and communities listen more closely to children, recognise risks affecting them and renew practical commitments to protection, dignity and participation.
Putting it into practice
Participation should be planned with VNZ and relevant network members, using current guidance and appropriate safeguarding arrangements.
From the source
Dates, themes and downloadable materials may change. Use Viva’s official page for the latest information.
World Weekend of Prayer resources ↗