Scripture Union operates in over 120 countries around the world, actively introducing children, young people and families to Jesus and helping them to meet God through the Bible and prayer. Scripture Union was founded in 1867.
Scripture Union International is a UK based charity supporting this worldwide network of independent national SU movements in ministry, sustainability and through developing community and partnerships. We celebrate our 65th year anniversary this year.
Our Big Dream as children pray
On Saturday 29th March, 2025, children from all around the world gathered to pray – for their world and the work of Scripture Union with children.
This event, which was hosted by Scripture Union International, connected Hubs of children and adults from across the SU Global family to pray together and involved more than 40 people.
One of the event's coordinators, Becky Swamickan, said: "It was so so satisfying, as we heard them pray, be prepared with visuals and sing and praise God too. We're thankful to God for this special opportunity and we hope this will be just the start of future events through which God might move mountains!"
Children shared their dreams and prayers through words, pictures and song at the first Scripture Union Global Children's Day of Prayer.
Scripture Union In Timor Leste are thankful for the publication of The Beginner’s Bible in the local language of Tetun.The team are praying that it will bring joy and understanding to many children. #sharingGodsBigstory #lvingword ... See MoreSee Less
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Young people from schools in Papua New Guinea will come together to pray this week as part of Scripture Union’s Inter-school prayer event. Who knows what will happen when they call on God together! #powerofprayer #walkingwithyoungpeople ... See MoreSee Less
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What a wonderful God we celebrate today! #allaroundtheworld #happyeaster #sharingGodsBigstory #scriptureunion ... See MoreSee Less
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Elías Cáceres, who works with Scripture Union in Honduras, is passionate about sharing God’s love and hope with children and young people. He says there is a lot of violence and corruption, with many children and young people being left vulnerable and helpless. #walkingwithyoungpeople #sharingGodsBigstory ... See MoreSee Less
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As children, young people and families are affected by the fighting that continues in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Scripture Union has stepped in to help, distributing vital food and supplies to displaced families. One mother of five, collecting food from Scripture Union, appealed for prayers for peace in the midst of fear. Read more in Global Stories: buff.ly/X6L5Isf ... See MoreSee Less
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As the school Easter holidays begin in Scotland the @Scripture Union Scotland team are praying that children from homes affected by imprisonment will experience joy, hope and life changing encounters with Jesus, through their camps and events. #sharingGodsBigstory #newlife ... See MoreSee Less
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In Angola, Scripture Union is getting ready for their Easter events. They hope it will be a time of joy, growth, and deep encounter with God. #sharingGodsBigstory #newlife ... See MoreSee Less
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Today we particularly think of children who are suffering in different parts of the world, as they are caught in the midst of war or disaster. We pray for Scripture Union teams working in these areas to have the strength, courage and resources to reach out to them with God's love and practical care. #walkingwithchildren #sharingGodsBigstory ... See MoreSee Less
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Our first Global Children’s Day of Prayer was hugely inspiring with more than 40 people, including groups of children and young people, taking part in praying together for the world and their communities. We hope this will be just the start of future events through which God might move mountains! #Globalchildrenpray #ourbigdream ... See MoreSee Less
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