Global Watch Myanmar Watch 12/4/25 6am JT

The Watch was opened by Ros C and a truly beautiful worship song centring around grace sung by Al Rain - “Only one Grace”. Al Rain had given his apologies as he was hosting a Christmas Party for 300 kids. Ros had a past email come to her attention which outlined a word received by Susan Rowe in 2015 when she and a group from Australia went to Myanmar to a gathering of 400 pastors and impassioned worshippers. A very significant word came from the LORD “who will answer the cries of the babies in Heaven?”. “Myanmar will give birth” was heard many times. They also gathered to encourage the raising up of Houses of Prayer in Myanmar.Many scriptures and impassioned intercession were demonstrated throughout the Watch. It seemed to be a time to wait and to see what the Lord desired to be brought forth amid the watchmen present. A crying out for His grace and mercy, and glory upon Myanmar during this time of darkness, of great pain and tumult. A plea for souls.The plight of 700 misplaced people, who the LORD miraculously released, having been imprisoned due to having been involved with the cyber scam hub in Myanmar, was highlighted. Ones who were innocent victims of these scams and had numerous needs as well as enabling them to return to their homes in other countries. A reminder of Sweet December was given - a time of rejoicing, a time where people freely receive the gospel, even the Buddhists. Time to pray for the harvest to go forth. An amazing time. They may be at war but love to celebrate it - the joy the LORD has put in their hearts.Other prayer points were raised – one specifically relating to the removal of temporary protection of young Myanmar citizens within the US by the Trump Administration. Repatriation to Myanmar would threaten lives or imprisonment for those without the proper paperwork. The Watch concluded with the weight of the word brought forth in 2015 “who will answer the cries of the babies in Heaven”? Together with questioning what does it mean as watchmen that come on the watch for Myanmar to take hold of the altar.