World Day of Prayer is a worldwide movement of Christian women of many traditions who come together to observe a common day of prayer each year, and who, in many countries, have a continuing relationship in prayer and service. 

• It is a movement initiated and carried out by women in more than 170 countries and regions.
• It is a movement symbolized by an annual day of celebration – the first Friday of March – to which all people are welcome.
• It is a movement which brings together women of various races, cultures, and traditions in closer fellowship, understanding, and action throughout the year.

source: http://www.worlddayofprayer.net/info.html

This year, the Day of Prayer is hosted by the Christian women of Papua New Guinea.  Their theme for this year is, "In Christ there are many members, yet one body".

The women of the Fale Tolu, consisting of the Samoan Congregational Christian Churches of Arlington, San Antonio and Ft. Hood gathered on Sunday, March 09 to celebrate this year's World Day of Prayer.  The Ft. Hood congregation has participated in this worldwide service for over 15 years.  Two years ago, the church from San Antonio joined and then last year, the women from Arlington were able to participate also.  This year was the largest gathering of this service ever.  It is the hope and prayer of the Fale Tolu that this service will continue to be an inspiration to all those that attend this service.  May the Lord be praised in all we do for Him.