FAROE ISLANDS Nordic Prayer Conference 4-6 Sep, 2025
- Lars Enarson
- Apr 21
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Nordic Prayer Conference 4-6 sep, 2025
FAROE ISLANDS
Livdin Church, Hoyvik
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Faroe Islands
The Faroe Islands, with their unique and beautiful nature, are an archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean between Norway and Iceland. The archipelago was originally populated by monks from Ireland before the Vikings came and took over around the year 800. Around the year 1000, the Faroe Islands were Christianized by the king of Norway. In the 1500s, the Faroe Islands, like the rest of the Nordic countries, were reached by the Reformation and a Lutheran state church was established. During World War II, the Faroe Islands were under the control of Great Britain while Denmark was occupied by Germany. In 1948, the Faroe Islands gained self-government under Denmark with its own flag and currency and currently has a population of about 55,000 people.
In 1865, colporteur and evangelist William Sloan from the Shetland Islands came to the Faroe Islands with a clear call from God and began preaching personal conversion and believer baptism. Year after year he went from house to house on the islands without seeing any success. It was not until 1878, after 13 years of tireless work, that the first person in the Faroe Islands came to faith through his preaching and was baptized in water. Today, almost 15% of the Faroe Islands' population belongs to the Christian denomination William Sloan started! The Faroe Islands are today the most Christian country in the Nordic countries and perhaps in all of Europe. It sends out more missionaries per capita than any other country in the world after South Korea.
It is a huge privilege to be able to arrange the next Nordic Prayer Conference in the Faroe Islands in one of the largest congregations there. We pray that God will use the conference for great blessing not only to the Faroe Islands but also to Iceland and Greenland as the extreme northwest corner in the north from Jerusalem. May the Lord do a mighty work on these islands for the blessing of the rest of the Nordic countries and all of Europe!
Do what you can to attend this unique conference and let us all pray much to God for it!
The Calling on the Nordic Nations
The Nordic nations with the cross in their flags have a common spiritual heritage and a common calling in the end times. Rolf Wiström expressed this as early as 1952 in his book Guds plan för Norden (God's Plan for the Nordic Nations): "We have the cross in our flags. God wants us to experience the power of the cross in our lives and pass it on to the longing millions of Europe."
In 1986, Kjell Sjöberg wrote in the compendium God's Kingdom Plan for the Nordic Nations:
"[The Lord says:] 'I have a plan for the Nordic nations therefore it is important that the intercessors from the Nordic nations meet each other. My glory shall explode in the Nordic nations... The Christians of the Nordic nations have important things to give to each other in order to come to a common maturity. ... The Nordic nations shall belong to me and from there I want to begin my work of liberation... The nations marked with the cross belong to me.'
"We strengthen the unity of the Nordic nations through every person who says yes to a divine calling that applies to the Nordic nations."
"We want to stand before the Lord for the Lordship of Jesus over the Nordic nations, and we want to connect the Nordic nations with Israel, and we also want to take the position where the Nordic nations become a base for what the Lord will do on the European continent."
During the Nordic Prayer Conference in the Faroe Islands on September 4-6, 2025, we will pray for the fulfillment of this calling!
Schedule:
Thursday, September 4: Opening meeting at 7:00 PM
Friday and Saturday, September 5 and 6:
Session 1: 8:30 AM-10:30 AM
Session 2: 11:00 AM-1:00 PM
Lunch break
Session 3: 2:00 PM-4:00 PM
Dinner
Session 4: 7:00 PM
We reserve the right to make any changes to the schedule.
Hotels
This is the official link for all hotels in Tórshavn: https://www.visittorshavn.fo/accommodation/
There are free buses in Tórshavn. and both buses no. 1 and no. 4 go to Lívdin.
The nearest hotel is about 30 minutes on foot from Lívdin (5 minutes by car).
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