Dear Agape Prayer Force,
We’re reaching out to ask for your intentional and heartfelt prayers for Agape Flights. As we continue bringing the hope of the Gospel to hard-to-reach places—especially in Haiti—we are deeply aware of how vital your prayers are to this mission. Alongside Haiti, we also serve our mission partners in the Dominican Republic, the Bahamas, and Cuba.
Here are a few specific ways you can pray with us:
- Safety in Flight
Please pray for our pilots as they fly through challenging terrain and unpredictable weather on long journeys from Venice to destinations across Haiti, the DR, and the Bahamas. Ask God to guide each flight and protect our crews with His supernatural covering. - Open Doors for the Gospel
We pray that each flight carries far more than just supplies—that it brings the love, peace, and life-changing message of Jesus Christ. Pray for open hearts at every stop—from the airport workers who park the plane to the customs and airport officials we interact with. May our pilots be used as vessels of God’s Agape love. - Aircraft and Equipment Provision
Please lift up our aircraft, mechanics, loading teams, and our Cargo/Logistics Director. Pray for reliable maintenance, smooth operations, and wisdom in managing schedules and logistics—every detail matters. - Spiritual Strength for the Whole Team
Pray for every staff member and volunteer on the Agape Flights team. Ask God to fill us with encouragement, unity, and endurance. And please pray that He brings the right people to join and strengthen our mission efforts. - Financial Provision
Ask God to provide generously for the fuel, equipment, and resources we need, as well as the skilled personnel required to keep this mission flying strong. We want to keep saying “yes” to the needs we hear and see—and we know God is faithful to provide.
“But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles…” – Isaiah 40:31
Thank you for standing with us in prayer. Because of your support, our mission continues to fly higher and reach farther than ever before.
Allen T. Speer, Chief Executive Office
