Germany, in the heart of Europe, has long been a birthplace of movements that shaped the world. From the printing press that spread knowledge, to the Reformation that reshaped faith, to the rise and fall of destructive ideologies like Nazism, Germany’s story has always carried global impact. It remains a nation of deep thought, creativity, and influence—a place where ideas become movements, and movements shape nations.

In the modern era, Germany has become both a refuge and a crossroads. In 2015, the nation opened its doors to over one million refugees, many entering through Munich, the capital of Bavaria and one of Europe’s great cities. Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, hundreds of thousands more have arrived, seeking safety and a new beginning. The mix of cultures, languages, and faiths now woven into Germany’s cities has created both challenges and incredible opportunities for the Gospel.

As the German people wrestle with questions of identity, immigration, and unity, the Church in Germany has a moment of divine purpose—to welcome the sojourner, to disciple the seeker, and to send laborers into the harvest. Munich, a city known for precision, beauty, and progress, can once again become a city known for transformation—where the fire of the Reformation meets the compassion of Christ for every nation.

• Pray for revival in Germany, that the same land that once birthed the Reformation would again burn with love for Jesus and truth that transforms hearts. (Habakkuk 3:2)

• Pray for refugees and immigrants, that they would find safety, dignity, and salvation in Christ as they rebuild their lives in Germany. (Leviticus 19:33–34)

• Pray for the German Church, to rise with unity and courage—bridging cultural divides and embracing its call to disciple the nations within its borders. (Matthew 28:19–20)

• Pray for the youth of Germany, that they would discover identity and hope not in material success or nationalism, but in the person of Jesus. (1 Peter 2:9–10)

• Pray for Munich to be a sending hub, that from this strategic city, prayer movements, missionaries, and Gospel-centered initiatives would go forth to the nations of Europe and beyond. (Romans 10:14–15)