Youth Week of Prayer 2026
Seven days of prayer, connection and spiritual renewal for youth and young adults.
7 Days. 7 Challenges. One Purpose.
November 14–20, 2026
Take your faith beyond the church walls. Connect with Christ, recognize His goodness, encourage others, share your faith, and put God’s love into action.
This Week of Prayer, we’re challenging you to take your faith beyond the church walls! Over seven days, you will explore what it means to stay connected to Christ, recognize His goodness, encourage others, share your faith, and put God’s love into action.
Each day brings a new challenge and an opportunity to grow spiritually, connect with others, and make a difference.
Browse the event flyers and discover the special moments planned for this week of worship, praise and fellowship.
Seven days of prayer, connection and spiritual renewal for youth and young adults.
A week of worship, daily challenges, nightly programming, testimony, praise and fellowship.
An evening of games, food, laughter and connection at the Youth Center.
Celebrate faith and music through a special Pathfinder Hymn Honor program.
Come and sing or share your favourite hymn, gospel or Christian song from any decade.
Share stories of God’s goodness and join in an evening of testimony and praise.
More event flyers can be added as they become available.
Complete the daily activity, create a short video reflection, and upload it to the correct Dropbox submission folder.
Follow the instructions for the day and reflect on the Scripture or theme.
Make a 15–30 second video. You can use a voice-over, photos, slides or text.
Use the matching Day 01–07 Dropbox link below. Submit by 7:00 PM Bermuda time the following day.
Choose a day to review its challenge and submit your video using the matching Dropbox folder.
Your Challenge: Choose a Bible verse that describes your relationship with Jesus. Think about why that Scripture is meaningful to you and how it reflects your personal faith journey.
Your Video: Share your chosen Bible verse and briefly explain why you selected it.
Think About It: What does being connected to Jesus mean beyond Sabbath worship?
Your Challenge: During our outdoor fellowship at Warwick Long Bay Beach, take a photo of something in nature that reminds you of God. Choose a Scripture that connects with your photo and reflect on something in creation for which you are grateful. Be prepared to share your reflections during our outdoor fellowship.
Your Video: Create a short video featuring your nature photo, chosen Scripture, and a spoken or written message of gratitude.
Think About It: Where have you seen God’s goodness recently?
Your Challenge: Think of someone who could use a little encouragement. Create a digital encouragement card featuring a Bible promise and send it with a personal message to brighten their day.
Your Video: Show your encouragement card and briefly explain why you chose that particular Bible promise. You do not need to identify the person who received your message.
Think About It: How can our words help others experience the love of Jesus?
Your Challenge: Answer one simple but powerful question: “What gives me hope in Jesus?” Think about how your answer could encourage someone who may be facing a difficult time.
Your Video: Create a 15–30 second message of hope. You can speak directly to the camera, use a voice-over, create a slideshow, or design a text-based video.
Think About It: How can sharing our hope help someone else discover Jesus?
Your Challenge: Reach out to a friend, family member, or someone in your community and ask if there is anything you can pray about for them. Take time to pray for that person privately, or pray together if they are comfortable. Then invite them to join our prayer meeting, either in person or online.
Your Video: Share a brief reflection about why praying for others matters or how the experience encouraged you. Please respect the person’s privacy. Do not share their name, personal circumstances, or prayer request without permission.
Think About It: How does praying for others strengthen our connection with God and one another?
Your Challenge: Pause and reflect on God’s goodness in your life. Choose a Bible verse, a short testimony, or a portion of a praise song that expresses your gratitude. Share an invitation with a friend to attend Friday evening’s Week of Prayer program.
Your Video: Create a 15–30 second gratitude video sharing your testimony, Scripture, or praise. You may use a voice-over if you prefer not to appear on camera.
Think About It: Why is it important to remember and share what God has done for us?
Your Challenge: As Week of Prayer draws to a close, reflect on the lessons you’ve learned and how your relationship with Jesus has grown. Choose one practical action you will commit to continuing after this week, whether through service, prayer, discipleship, encouraging others, or digital outreach. Prepare to carry that commitment forward as we celebrate Youth Day and support our uniformed groups.
Your Video: Share one important lesson you’ve learned this week and one specific action you will continue taking.
Think About It: What will I continue doing after Week of Prayer ends?
A few simple steps will help the Youth Department identify and organize your submissions.
Each video should be between 15 and 30 seconds.
Record using your phone or another device. Videos may include you speaking, photos, Scripture graphics, slideshows, or voice-overs.
Before uploading, rename your video using this format: Day01_FirstnameLastname.mp4. For example: Day03_JaneSmith.mp4. Use the appropriate day number for each submission.
All videos must be submitted by 7:00 PM Bermuda time on the day following the challenge. For example, Monday’s challenge must be submitted by 7:00 PM on Tuesday.
We encourage everyone to complete all seven challenges. Every submission represents an opportunity to reflect, grow, and share God’s love.
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These challenges are not about competition, popularity, or creating the most impressive video. They’re about building a genuine connection with Jesus and discovering how our faith can influence our everyday lives. Seven days may begin the journey, but our connection with Christ should continue long after Week of Prayer ends.