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Staci
Deb
Christopher
Diane
Christian Reformed Centre
It’s important to invite kids into your conversations with God. Your prayers may be the thing they remember most! Use these prayer pointers to expand your "comfort zones" when it comes to prayer.
If you’re a doer like me, you’ll find it easier to check things off the list than be still to pause for prayer. Like Martha in the kitchen, nothing that we do is as important as the relationship we’re cultivating with God.
Here are few fun ideas for praying with middle or upper elementary kids ... All you need is construction paper cut into strips, pencils or crayons, and a glue stick, tape, or a kid-sized stapler.
Going on a prayer walk will open your eyes to what the Spirit is up to in your neck of the woods.
Ok, I had shared part of a testimony as a reply under the first "listening prayer" posting ... what was interesting timing is that very day when I wrote this 2nd part, I later ran into the cantata director to get his permission to share his part in it.
I've been meaning to post this for a while, so we can use this as a guide for some of our prayers concerning the various spheres of influence we have...
The LORD put the song "O Church Arise" on my heart several times over the last year as I pray about our (the Church's) role in bringing love and healing to a very broken world.
The editorial linked to below mentions "prophetic" in some form 2 times. I also heard this word being used at synod in various discussions. I'm interested in what you think this might mean.
The prayer guide calls "all Christians to pray for an end to abortion on demand and situations leading up to such a life-changing decision."
This is the "in-between year" — between Prayer Summits, and regional and local prayer summits are being planned. Would you let us know here if you know of one?
In this webinar you'll discover ways to mobilize your church to pray for both local and global missions.
Following Jesus' examples in the gospels, this webinar will challenge pastors, church leaders, and prayer coordinators to work together to move our churches toward becoming Houses of Prayer.
This website has resources to encourage prayer in individuals, churches and denominations.
This document gives a suggested job description for a Classical Prayer Coordinator.
This sample job description includes mission, management, scope and appointment information from Classis British Columbia NW.