TL;DR:
These student prayer cards offer ideas for requesting prayer and financial support for summer mission trips. Photos, trip details, and specific prayer requests help friends and family stay connected and remember to pray.
Prayer cards remind friends and family to pray for someone going on a short-term mission trip and offer opportunities to provide financial support. They can serve as bookmarks or be displayed on bulletin boards or refrigerators. Distributing them invites others to join your support network. The cards typically include a photo and brief information about the mission trip, as well as a few specific prayer requests.
Vangie Stark's prayer cards were printed on photo-quality paper. They were five inches
wide by three and a half inches tall. A small piece of rubberized magnetic strip was attached to
the back.
Kayla Kratz's prayer reminder
bookmarks were printed on gray
paper. They were two and a quarter inches wide by seven inches tall.

Kristin Moyer's prayer card:
Katie Steel used card stock to create a postcard as part of her support-raising
efforts. Here's what her postcard looked like:
"That glorious movement of the Spirit among the Moravians in 1727 that transformed them into one of the mightiest evangelizing forces in the world was born in prayer." — Jonathan Goforth, missionary to China
What kind of prayers should you be praying for cross-cultural missionaries? [ How to pray for missionaries ]
-- Howard Culbertson, hculbert@snu.edu
Giving out personalized prayer cards can contribute to the fruitfulness of your short-term mission trip. Here are six things they can do for you: