Intern Insights
By Morgan Jackson
Each month, more than 40,000 people in more than 120 countries pray through Project Hannah's Prayer Calendar in more than 70 languages. TWR Intern Morgan Jackson documented her Project Hannah prayer journey in posts that both inform and inspire.
Come and Listen God uses women as catalysts for change. They have influence. They carry power. Women can truly touch other’s lives once their own life has been forever transformed by Christ.
Mom There is something truly special about a mother’s influence and the impact she has in the lives of her children.
Some Women God can comfort your heart and bring joy into your life. Look how He has already put right so many damaged relationships and restored the spirits of those trapped in mental oppression.
Shame Countless individuals have let their shame lock them in a mental cell and throw away the key. If today you feel that burden, please know you’re not alone.
Answer to Prayer Our Heavenly Father answers prayer. He is powerful enough to step in and change any situation, no matter how impossible it may seem.
Just Come “I read in the prayer calendar that some people are forbidden to pray together. I thank God that I can pray openly and am uplifted in my faith…”
FGM In at least twenty African countries more than half of their women have endured some sort of FGM, and millions of young girls are still at risk every day.
I Dare You Despite my times of doubt and the moments I’ve turned my face from God’s love, I have always returned to the reassuring truth that prayer is my lifeline.
Cluttered Desk It’s mind blowing to try and comprehend the far-reaching impact Project Hannah has. But my cluttered desk is the one thing that gives me the slightest glimpse in to the massive influence Christ is having in people’s lives all across the globe.
Meet Morgan: I didn't know what my time with TWR would hold, but I did know that we serve an awesome and powerful God who lovingly created each of us.
Read Morgan's full Intern Insights: A Prayer Journey series (31 posts, including those linked above, providing insights into Project Hannah's ministry globally, with a special emphasis on Africa. They are both challenging and encouraging, underscoring how our prayer lives intersect with all God is doing for suffering women around the world).