The South African watch was led by Maria Nel who explained some of the past history of South Africa. Nelson Mandela had chosen freedom and forgiveness to establish the nation in 1994. Two positive outcomes mentioned were the repentance by a leading minister from the previous government and another Christian who went to pray at the areas where there had been concentration camps during the Boer War.The future can be brighter with all the prayer initiatives around the nation plus organizations like “Work for a Living” in Western Cape & the individuals who were honored at the Inspiration Awards in the Eastern Cape. Praying for repentance & a change of direction for the South African Government towards Israel.

Shoshana led the meeting for Ruth H. She spoke about the need for Germany to stop mixing paganism with Christianity. Today was the 32nd birthday of standing with EU.There was an exciting report back on the meeting between Germany and Czech which was held at Herrnhut; there was a call by the Czech Ladies for Germany to be a Father nation. There are 9 nations with borders with Germany. DEW spoke blessings over the nations and those from other nations on the Call blessed the German Nation.

A sense of peace settled over this Selah Time as watchmen from the nations gathered to pause, listen, and realign in the midst of the storm. Through worship, scripture, stillness, and communion, hearts were gently drawn back to Jesus—not as One who removes the storm first, but as One who reveals Himself within it. Trust deepened, courage was renewed, and a quiet assurance emerged: He is present, He is faithful, and He stands with us in every moment.

In this Global Watch Israel call, Ariel Hyde of Tree of Life Ministries shared encouraging updates from Israel, including powerful testimonies of personal transformation, new faith, and growing discipleship. The discussion emphasized the importance of spiritual fathers and mothers, the need for intentional follow-up with new believers, and the connection to local congregations. The nations joined together in worship and prayer, standing united for God’s purposes in Israel and the surrounding region, and interceded for a deeper move of hope, healing, and revival.

Using Psalm 62 as a starting point, the prayers were directed to the needs of the countries where there is persecution of Christians. We addressed the hardship of isolation when converts haven’t identified any other Christians. A very relevant time of prayer after hearing the experiences of Open Doors during the Scandinavian Watch on Monday.

Within the book of Isaiah lies a sweeping reflection of the entire biblical narrative, woven together by a powerful and recurring image: the “Highway.” This prophetic motif recurs, pointing beyond its time to a greater unfolding story. What are these "Highways?" Today, as the end-time narrative takes shape before us, Isaiah’s Highways speak with renewed urgency. It offers both vision and mandate—revealing striking parallels between building a roadway and our present calling as watchmen to prepare, contend, and advance God’s Kingdom amid turbulent yet transformative times.

This Week's Shabbat focuses on:Isaiah 55:6-Seeking the Lord while He may be found. Isaiah 61:1-11Fulfilled in Luke 4:18.Isaiah 19Scriptures shared and there was interactive prayer. A rich hour of worship, feasting on His word and prayer and communion.

The crest on the Moldovan flag has such a prophetic picture and destiny for this little country. There’s an eagle holding a cross in its mouth and in its talon signs of government authority. The call went on to unpack and pray through Psalm 23 over Moldova.

A new journey begins! - Moving in the River He is releasing over Oceania.

Israel Sibia started the call with live worship! Jenny Hagger & Sue Rowe spoke about tomorrow’s Oceania War Room meeting. There were 4 Breakout rooms to pray. Israel Sibia highlighted two main prayer points: 1) some of the Islands are running out of fuel 2) the increase in drug trafficking being exposed.