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30 Days of Prayer Books in Order

30 Days of Prayer is a series of 8 books written by Alana Terry.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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30 Days of Prayer books in publication order

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8 books

1

This month-long prayer guide invites readers to intercede for Christians facing danger, prison, and loss around the world. Each day offers a focused way to pray with compassion, urgency, and hope.

2

A 30-day prayer guide centered on human trafficking and sexual exploitation. It helps readers pray intentionally for victims, rescue efforts, justice, and the kind of lasting change that reaches both systems and hearts.

3

A daily prayer guide for countries where faith and freedom are tightly restricted. It helps readers pray for believers, leaders, and communities living under surveillance, pressure, and limited access to the gospel.

4

Designed as a month of focused intercession, this guide turns readers toward missionaries, unreached peoples, and gospel work around the world. The daily format makes it easy to pray with purpose and consistency.

5

This short prayer book gives readers thirty days of focused intercession for unborn children, parents, and a culture shaped by fear and pressure. The emphasis stays on compassion, conviction, and practical spiritual concern.

6

This 30-day guide focuses on North Korea, inviting readers to pray for believers, prisoners, families, and change inside one of the world's most closed societies. It is brief, direct, and full of urgency.

7

A month of prayers for the United States, its leaders, churches, and communities. The book is designed for readers who want a simple daily rhythm of intercession for national life and ordinary neighbors alike.

8

This devotional prayer guide helps readers spend thirty days interceding for people who do not yet know Christ. Its daily structure keeps the focus personal, practical, and centered on hope rather than pressure.

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