SEED CO: Prayer Changes the World
Here's one real life story...
Walking Away From Witchcraft - How a story in Lydia's language set her free.
The knock on the door was sudden. Lydia* was accustomed to visitors; her neighbors often sought her out for help. They knew her by her matted hair—a symbol of her allegiance to her god.
But lately, things had been changing. Her witchcraft wasn’t working.
The knock at the door was not from a neighbor. It was the same woman who had visited before to tell Bible stories. Lydia’s son and daughter-in-law believed the stories, but she remained skeptical. Yet, the storyteller kept coming. Kept talking—in Lydia’s language—about a man called Jesus.
The woman sat in the family’s home and shared two stories: about Jesus casting out demons and raising a widow’s son from the dead. Though initially resistant, Lydia decided to listen.
In Lydia’s Asian culture, witchcraft can bring a person status or stigma. Practitioners may use it to threaten others or to pray for their healing. Often, they perform their rituals in exchange for goods or even land, insisting that their gods will not act without gifts. When Lydia’s family began praying to Jesus, she found that her craft, a mainstay of her identity for many years, was fading.
The stories about Jesus’ miracles resonated with Lydia; she was captivated by the God whose power and compassion is so much greater than her own. She decided to do something that would sever her ties to witchcraft and signify allegiance to the God of the Bible: She cut her hair. When the storyteller visited again, Lydia showed her the matted hair in a bag.
The team translating stories into Lydia’s language is also leading local Bible studies. These groups help people like Lydia connect with the stories of Scripture and respond to the gospel. Lydia now goes to the group regularly, and people have noticed a change—she has stopped practicing witchcraft, even though others have threatened her for it. Instead, she trusts in the power of Jesus. And it all started with stories told in her own language.
Prayer Changes the World
Seed Company was founded on a prayer that led to a movement.
THE NEED
Only 10% of the world’s 7,000+ language groups have a full Bible translation. We’re on a mission to change that, and fast.
2,500+
Language groups served since 1993
Risking It All for the Gospel
Translation teams often face the reality of persecution.
PLEASE PRAY!
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App: Interseed Online House of Prayer
Join the Online Global Prayer Movement with the Interseed App!
Imagine thousands of believers from every nation, tribe, and tongue united in prayer—lifting their voices day and night before the throne of God. With the Interseed Online House of Prayer app, this vision is becoming a reality.
Developed to mobilise united, Scripture-led prayer for the nations, Interseed is more than just an app—it’s a growing global prayer family.
Whether you're on a lunch break, commuting, or awake in the night, you can log in and instantly join with other followers of Jesus to intercede for cities, nations, unreached people groups, and urgent needs.
At the heart of the app is the Prayer Wall—a live feed where believers post real-time prayer requests and praise reports. You can respond with a tap, adding your voice to prayers already rising like incense before the Lord (Revelation 5:8). Every “amen” is a vote of faith in God's power to move.
You’ll also find daily prayer points, themed prayer rooms, and video devotionals from prayer leaders worldwide. Whether you're passionate about revival, mission, justice, healing, or the next generation, there’s a space for you to engage and grow in your calling as an intercessor.
Dr. Jason Hubbard, Director of International Prayer Connect, says:
"We’re witnessing a new era of global, united prayer—Interseed is helping us connect and pray as one Body across time zones and cultures."
We invite you to download the app, create a free account, and take your place in this extraordinary, end-time movement of prayer.
✅ Post your own prayer requests
✅ Pray for others and mark them as prayed for
✅ Join virtual prayer rooms focused on strategic regions
✅ Receive real-time notifications for urgent global needs
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Let’s fill the airwaves with prayer.
Let’s believe for awakening, revival, and the fulfilment of the Great Commission in our day.
Download the Interseed app today on iOS or Android
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Together, let’s build a canopy of prayer across the nations - until the earth is filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord!
How new-found faith is fuelling netballer Berri Neil
England netball international Berri Neil has spoken about how a painful sporting defeat led her to discover faith in God. The 23-year-old Loughborough Lightning player struggled emotionally after her team lost the 2025 Netball Super League Grand Final to London Pulse, a club she had previously played for. Feeling deeply discouraged and questioning her purpose, Neil accepted an invitation from her twelve-year-old brother to attend church. The experience became a turning point in her life. She describes encountering joy, peace, and a new perspective that helped her realise that success or failure in sport does not define her ultimate purpose. Neil says her new faith has brought freedom from pressure and anxiety, reminding her that God has a greater plan for her life. She has also been encouraged by discovering other Christian teammates who are helping her grow spiritually. As her team prepares for the new season after winning the Netball Super Cup, Neil believes the difficult loss ultimately became a blessing that led her to faith and renewed hope both on and off the court.
Pakistan: Christian minority proclaims faith through theatre
Christians in Pakistan are using theatre to proclaim the Gospel through a growing creative movement centred in Karachi. The Othniel School of Biblical Art (OSBA) is preparing its 2026 season of 'Journey to Salvation', a large-scale musical production presenting the story of Jesus from Creation to the Ascension using only Bible verses. Scheduled for 7–15 March at the National Academy of Performing Arts, the production combines drama, music, and worship to bring Scripture to life on stage. Since its launch, the ministry has expanded rapidly, reaching thousands through dozens of performances and launching a Christian art gallery to encourage faith-inspired creativity. Over 110 actors from diverse backgrounds have participated, reflecting the unity of Pakistan’s Christian community. Organisers expect the 2026 performances to reach more than 8,000 attendees, with potential media exposure to millions across the country. Despite financial and cultural challenges faced by Christians as a minority, the movement continues to grow. Leaders believe theatre can help younger generations encounter the message of Christ in powerful, memorable ways.
