Each morning, I wake up in Addis Ababa, បេះដូងនៃ Ethiopia. From my window, I see our city sprawled across the highlands, surrounded by green hills and distant blue mountains. The cool air carries the sounds of a waking city — cars, laughter, and the faint echo of church bells mingling with the call of street vendors.

Addis is alive with movement. As our nation’s capital, it’s the center of learning, industry, and leadership — where decisions shape not only Ethiopia but much of East Africa. In the streets, I hear languages from every corner of our land. People come here from the deserts, the mountains, and the valleys — each bringing their story, their hopes, and their prayers.

My grandparents remember a different Ethiopia. In 1970, barely 3% of our people followed Jesus — fewer than one million believers. But today, the Church has multiplied beyond imagination. Over 21 million Ethiopians now worship Christ. In villages, cities, and remote regions, songs of praise rise like incense. Revival is not a story from the past — it’s happening now.

We are the most populous nation in the Horn of Africa, and I believe God placed us here for a reason — to be a sending people, a light to the nations around us. From my small corner in Addis Ababa, I can sense it: God is stirring our nation to carry His love beyond our borders — from the highlands to the Horn, from our city streets to the ends of the earth.

• អធិស្ឋានសម្រាប់ the Church in Ethiopia to remain humble and steadfast as revival continues to grow. (1 Peter 5:6–7)

• អធិស្ឋានសម្រាប់ believers in Addis Ababa to be strengthened and equipped to carry the Gospel into unreached regions. (ម៉ាថាយ ២៨:១៩–២០)

• អធិស្ឋានសម្រាប់ government leaders to walk in wisdom and justice, promoting peace and unity across Ethiopia. ( ធីម៉ូថេទី១ ២:១–២ )

• អធិស្ឋានសម្រាប់ young people to rise as bold disciples who bring transformation in every sphere of society. (យ៉ូអែល ២:២៨)

• អធិស្ឋានសម្រាប់ Ethiopia to fulfill its calling as a sending nation — a beacon of light for all of East Africa. (ហាបាគុក 2:14)