Our base in State College, Pennsylvania, hosts a beautiful garden of prayer. Nestled on a hill, this garden is more than just a picturesque space; it is a vision realized to kindle prayer and support for God’s kingdom globally.
Visitors are welcomed by large stones, each bearing the name and a special verse for different unreached or Bibleless people groups served by All-Nations. These stones, dug from the property’s building foundations, have been transformed by teams into symbols of dedication and prayer.
The prayer garden serves as a sacred space where visitors can connect with the mission of All-Nations Bible Translation. It invites reflection and prayer for the teams diligently working to bring the Bible and the message of Jesus to communities without access to them. The garden symbolizes the belief in the power of prayer, acting as a source of strength and encouragement for the All-Nations projects and teams on the field.
A visit here is not just a walk through nature but a step into a culture committed to changing lives through faith and prayer. Join in this heartfelt mission and see how collective prayers can make a profound difference worldwide. Stop by to see the newest prayer stones and to intercede for the Bibleless unreached people groups.