June 6, 2026 House of Prayer in Prague, Czech Republic The Czech Republic is a nation in the very heart of Europe, bordering Germany, Poland, Austria, and Slovakia. Within this country lies Bohemia, a historical region with picturesque villages, majestic castles, and a rich cultural and spiritual heritage where John Huss (1369–1415) initiated his great reforms. Today it is a modern secular state with a population of around 10.9 million people, of whom more than 1.4 million live in the capital city, Prague. Prague is not only a historical and cultural center but also a place where thousands of people are spiritually in need, with many searching for the meaning of life, hope, and peace in their hearts. Among the inhabitants, 47.8% are considered irreligious, 11.7% identify with Christianity (of whom 9.3% profess Catholicism and 2.4% other Christian denominations), and 10.8% identify with other religions. The work of the SDA Reform Movement in this city began in May 2014, when only three people gathered for the first meeting. Later, in August 2020, a pastor and his family were sent here to proclaim the present truth message of salvation to lost souls. Today, the Prague congregation numbers 30 church members, and together with those interested and preparing for baptism, there are about 70 people. Worship services are currently held in a rented space, but the congregation is earnestly praying for the opportunity to purchase or build their own house of prayer—a place where God’s people can gather, be strengthened in faith, and share the light of truth with those around them. “The house where God is worshiped should be in accordance with His character and majesty.”—Testimonies for the Church, vol. 5, p. 268. Dear brothers and sisters, today we have a blessed opportunity to take part in this great work of God. Your offering is an investment in eternity, in the salvation of souls, and in strengthening the church in the very center of Europe. Please pray for God’s guidance, kindly support this project, and share this need with others. May the Lord bless each one who lovingly takes part in this work! “We give thanks to God always for you all, making mention of you in our prayers” (1 Thessalonians 1:2). Your brothers and sisters in Prague