This watch today focused on a few areas of concern in

1) South Africa (foot&mouth epidemic & plight of the farm);2) the ongoing saga of Nigeria becoming a one party state unless Christian Leaders make a stand before the 2027 elections3) praise report of Peace after the presidential elections in Uganda as the different parties work together. 4) the need for more work in both Uganda & Ghana for the Young population.

The Oceania Watch was led by Karen W who defined the Watch, for those present, as a watch different from others as it was called to release the sound of Oceania.Attendees were invited to listen to the worship songs, one in particular “The Lion of Judah” – Elevation Worship and when finished proclaim the greatness of our God, from the heart or from scripture. There was no hesitation in bringing forth heartfelt declarations, many based on scriptures and those expressed directly from His Word.The roar of the lionesses – the watchmen, intercessors burst forth!!A video shown captured the Islanders of the Pacific in dance and song. Those on the watch were then invited to release the roar over Oceania and call forth the watchmen. Karen prayed in the stewarding of the Holy Spirit; to be faithful stewards who carry His sovereignty, to respond to the call to faithfulness in the Ekklesia and the groups as assigned by the Lord, in obedience as to where shown. Tim closed off the watch with a blessing over the participants.

This Journey session marked a moment to debrief and share spiritual takeaways from the Global Watch Oceania Summit, inviting participants to reflect, listen, and articulate what God has released in this season. Reflections were shaped by scriptures pointing to praise rising from the ends of the earth (Isaiah 24), Spirit-led movement and alignment (Ezekiel 1), and the call to build and stand together in unity (Nehemiah). Highlights included a renewed warrior mantle, deep worship in spirit and truth (John 4), and Kingdom alignment marked by love, oneness, and commissioning (John 13–17). The session concluded by declaring this a Kairos moment and a call for the watchmen to take their place on the wall.

Hearing the voice of God in the wilderness. Scriptures shared:Jeremiah 1:1-2Acts 7:54-56From the Torah portion:Exodus 2-3:1-11Exodus 18:1; 8-12Joshua 2:7-11Trinda, shared a video“Drone Journey to Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia” that tied everything together beautifully.

This South Africa Watch carried a gentle yet weighty flow, centered on Scripture, worship, and listening prayer. Instead of reacting to headlines and current events, the Watch made space for repair, recalibration, and realignment before the Lord. The need for justice and righteousness in South Africa was acknowledged. Shared visions and scriptures fostered unity, revival, and restoration, leading to heartfelt intercession and prophetic encouragement. Participants from various countries, including the US, Australia, and Canada, shared their insights and prayers, highlighting the power of worship and the role of the Holy Spirit. The session concluded with communion, reinforcing the theme of faithfulness and unity in prayer. The atmosphere was characterized by peace, unity, and a deep sense of drawing closer to Jesus, as quiet agreement and shared faith strengthened hope for South Africa.

At the recent Holocaust Memorial, a woman asked“Can we ever be forgiven for what we have done to the apple of Gds eye?”This question by a stranger, led the DEW Watch to a humble repentance. Meekness and Humility are the strength of the German believers as they stand in the Fathers heart as a father nation, carrying the message of the Task of bringing Forgiveness to those around them.The Loving Gentle Shepherd was among us.Communion was received by all.

Josie Silver shared a deeply personal and weighty Aliyah Watch, centred on how God speaks to His people — through dreams, visions, longing, and holy disruption. Drawing from Hebrews 1 and Isaiah 2, she traced her own costly journey into Aliyah, naming both the beauty and the breaking that obedience required. Her testimony framed Aliyah as a holy act before God, essential to Israel’s restoration and Messiah’s return. The call carried sobriety, tenderness, and hope, and led naturally into intercession for Jewish hearts to hear and respond in this hour.

Modeling and practicing together a unified prayer for the continent and for God's hand over Africa.

The indigenous culture of honor. Greeting one another as Yeshua instructed. The protocol of receiving and being received. Scriptures were shared by Mary and Merekaraka, not to simply read but to put into practice.Jeremiah 12:5Matthew 10:40John 10:40-41Luke 10:5-9Matthew 13:53-57Testimonies and insight was shared by both Mary and Merekaraka…There was a time of prayer. Ending with communion.

This Journey Discipleship session invited participants to reflect on "The Ministry of Repair," allowing Scripture to shape hearts toward covenant faithfulness, purity, and peace that governs beyond emotion. Key scriptures included Isaiah 58:12, James 1:2–4, and Colossians 3:12–15, with Shirley Momberg emphasizing the importance of heart-level transformation and covenant unity. The session traced how healthy communities are formed through covenant faithfulness and peace that governs rather than emotion. Participants reflected deeply, shared vulnerably, and prayed into living as peacemakers and doers of the Word. The call concluded with intercession and a renewed commitment to walk in obedience, purity of heart, and covenantal maturity.