Pray for Gibraltar
The southern tip of Gibraltar, looking across the strait to Africa.
Photo: Paul Handley, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
About Gibraltar
The capital is Gibraltar. People speak English and Spanish. The largest faith is Christianity.
Source: Wikipedia, with the cited sources it lists.
Prayer briefing for Gibraltar
Last updated October 2026. Facts come from the sources listed below.
Current events
Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory, and Spain also claims sovereignty over it. On 14 July 2026 the UK and the EU signed a treaty on Gibraltar, which now applies provisionally: passport checks at the land border with Spain have ended, easing daily life for about 15,000 people who cross each day. Full ratification is still pending.
We pray for: Immediate relief, safety and urgent help.
Spiritual landscape
Most Gibraltarians are Roman Catholic, with Anglican, Muslim and Jewish communities as well. The most recent figures found are from 1991, when about three in four people were Catholic.
We pray for: Spiritual awakening, hope and the spread of truth.
Let us pray together
Our Father, we come to You together for Gibraltar. Thank You for every family and worker who crosses the border each day, and bless them with good relationships between neighbours. Give wisdom and fairness to all who lead and negotiate. Let Catholics, Anglicans, Muslims, Jews and all people live in peace, and let Your love be known on the Rock. In Jesus’ name we pray. Amen.
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