Pray

Prayer is vital to the work of the Boaz Trust, and we would love you to be a part of it.

Why pray?

The Boaz Trust is a Christian organisation, and what we do stems from our belief that God loves asylum seekers, and cares passionately about justice and mercy for the oppressed in our world.

We see this throughout the Bible, for instance, in Leviticus 19:24 God reminds us that: “The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt. I am the LORD your God.”

The Bible is also where the origin of our name can be found- Boaz was an Israelite who we encounter in the book of Ruth, in the Old Testament. Boaz was a man who treated Ruth, a foreign widow with no means of support, with love and respect, according to God’s commandments.

We, like Boaz, want to restore dignity, hope and self-worth to those who, like Ruth, are destitute and dependent on the mercy of their host nation.

If you’ve got questions or want to find out more about why we do what we do, please contact us.

The next Boaz Family Night is happening on Saturday February 25th

This is bi-monthly opportunity for clients, supporters and team members to gather together, eat, celebrate and spend some time in prayer and worship. We’re doing it all over again on February 25th and everyone is invited. Please get in touch if you want more details- or watch out for updates on the blog.

Monthly updates

If you would like to join our prayer supporters emailing list, to receive monthly prayer updates and emergency prayer requests, please email Lucy.  Or if you would prefer to receive a paper copy of our prayer points each month, just let us know.

For a look at the most recent prayer update email, with details of what we’re praying for this month, click here.