A Global Prayer Wave
Rosh Chodesh
Join our 24/7 Rosh Chodesh Prayer Wave—a prophetic movement of intercessors from every nation, united in intercession for an outpouring of the Spirit of God in Israel and the nations.
While you are welcome to join the prayer wave at any time, the United States is allotted a specific prayer time during which we encourage you to join us.
ICEJ USA Rosh Chodesh Prayer Initiatives for 2025:
“50 States, 50 Weeks of Prayer for Israel”
Starting with Delaware on Wednesday January 15, join us each Wednesday at noon eastern for a year-long journey of prayer. Each week intercessors from a different state will join us on the noon eastern Rosh Chodesh prayer watch and pray for Israel. Connect with fellow believers, share updates, and grow together in faith.
Regional Prayer Watches
Kicking off our 2025 schedule with the Ephraim Watch on Wednesday, January 15, each week’s Rosh Chodesh prayer watch for Israel will be covered by intercessors from a different region of the United States:
- Eastern Region: Judah Watch, first Wednesday of every month at 3:00 p.m. ET
- Southern Region: Reuben Watch, second Wednesday of every month at 3:00 p.m. ET
- Western Region: Ephraim Watch, third Wednesday of every month at 3:00 p.m. ET
- Northern Region: Dan Watch, fourth Wednesday of each month at 3:00 p.m. ET
Connect with fellow believers in your region and grow together in corporate prayer for Israel.
“Deep Calls unto Deep”
ICEJ USA’s nationwide Deep Calls unto Deep Prayer Watch meets every Friday at noon ET on the Rosh Chodesh Global Prayer Chain for a powerful time of prayer. Connect with other USA intercessors across the United States who share a passion for deep spiritual experiences and intercessory prayer for Israel.
About Our Prayer Wave
Based on the success of our Global Prayer Gatherings and the global demand for more prayer, we began a second monthly meeting based on the Jewish tradition of welcoming the new month (Rosh Chodesh) in prayer.
This once monthly Rosh Chodesh prayer meeting has now expanded to 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
About Rosh Chodesh
God gave the festival of Rosh Chodesh to the Jewish people at Mount Sinai and required them to offer special sacrifices to Him to mark the beginning of the new month (Numbers 28:11–15). It also became a time when the Israelites would consult the Hebrew prophets (2 Kings 4:23). In addition, this joyous day featured the blast of a trumpet blown on the pinnacle of the temple in Jerusalem to announce the arrival of the new month.
In a similar manner, ICEJ will be “blowing the trumpet” from Jerusalem to call for a special day of prayer and seeking the Lord at the start of each new month.