Prayer NetworksContents: NATIONAL SOUTH AUSTRALIA WESTERN AUSTRALIA VICTORIA NSW QUEENSLAND NORTHERN TERRITORY ASSOCIATED INFO PRAYER JOURNEY
Australian Prayer Network 
The Australian Prayer Network, believed to be the largest prayer network in Australia, is linked to the International Prayer Movement through the World Prayer Centre in Colorado Springs and the International Prayer Council in South Africa. In Australia we have more than 5500 registered members representing Churches of all Christian denominations, prayer groups and individual intercessors in every State and Territory of the nation. We believe the "hidden" membership, that is those who are members of the Churches and prayer groups represented in our network, runs into tens of thousands more. The aims of the Network are fourfold:- To see spiritual renewal and revival of the Church and spiritual and social transformation of the Nation. To help the Church to more effectively accept spiritual responsibility for the community in which it ministers, both at a local and national level. To train and equip balanced leadership in the area of Prayer, Intercession, Strategic Level Prayer and local and national Mapping and Research initiatives. To mobilise the praying people of Australia as an effective, ongoing and credible support for the ministry of the Church, and to see the spiritual and social transformation of our Nation by the power of God released through prayer.
Have you signed up to receive the APN Newsletters? The Australian Prayer Network regularly sends newsletters via email to inform praying people around Australia and across the world of current prayer needs. Register by clicking here. Further information from: Email the National Office Web: http://ausprayernet.org.au/ (Top)
Parliamentary Prayer Network began in 1993 after a small group of people gathered to pray in Parliament House in Canberra. Since then hundreds of churches and organisations receive our prayer mail and thousands pray for our leaders in groups large and small across the nation. In 2003 we have launched our Schools Programme which partners Christian Schools with their local members and senators. The school prays for their members and senators on a regular basis and builds relationships with them. Our mandate to pray comes from 1 Timothy 2:1 "Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for all men, for kings and all who are in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and reverence." We pray for all levels of government, their families and staff, regardless of their political or religious persuasion. The work of PPN is well regarded in the Parliament. Our goal is to have prayer covering all Parliaments in Australia. We also believe God will raise up prayer networks to cover legislatures of nations around the globe. Parliamentary Prayer Network A Ministry of HeavenACTs CC Inc PO Box 9561, Deakin, ACT 2600, Australia (Top)
CHILDREN'S PRAYER NETWORK The vision of the Children’s Prayer Network is to mobilise and network praying Christian children; to support and encourage the nurturing, discipling, training and equipping of these children, to enable them to take their place in God’s family as part of the army He is raising up to reach this generation. Ph: (02) 9488 7771 Email: info@kidspray.org.au Web: http://www.kidspray.org.au (Top)
AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS PRAYER NETWORK 2 Chronicles 7:14 Further info from Kris Schlyder - Coordinator PO Box 27, Mapleton QLD 4560 Ph/Fax: (07) 5478 6765 Mob: 0422 883820 Email: kschlyder@dodo.com.au (Top)
PRAYERNET SA Prayernet SA is a ministry of the Houser of Prayer for All Nations and is a network of relating prayer groups across South Australia. ADELAIDE PRAYER TOWER House of Prayer for All Nations Ph: (08) 8370 1256 Email: prayaid@picknowl.com.au SA STATE LIBRARY EXHIBITION "South Australia's Christian Heritage" House of Prayer for All Nations Ph: (08) 8370 1256 Email: prayaid@picknowl.com.au PARLIAMENT HOUSE PRAYER TEAM in ADELAIDE House of Prayer for All Nations Ph: (08) 8370 1256 Email: prayaid@picknowl.com.au PRAYERNET SA NEWSLETTER Editor: Irene Moore House of Prayer for All Nations Ph: (08) 8370 1256 Email: prayaid@picknowl.com.au
CITY COORDINATOR Jenny Hagger House of Prayer For All Nations - Adelaide Inc. PO Box 1110, Stirling SA 5152 Tel (08) 8370 1256 Fax (08) 8370 1262 Email: prayaid@picknowl.com.au COUNTRY COORDINATOR Ps Phyllis Lines 101 Morialta Rd, Rostrevor SA 5073 Ph (08) 8366 9426 Mob 0428 632357 (Top)
Westralian Intercessors Network The Westralian Intercessors Network meets twice a month in Perth to pray for our city, state, the Nation and the Nations of the World as the Lord leads, plus a number of other events throughout the year.MEETINGS: 1st & 3rd Fridays of month 9:00am to 12:00noon CWA House, 1174 Hay St, West Perth Fellowship Day 1st Sept 10:00am to 2:00pm Kingsley Anglican Church, Forest Hill Drv, Kingsley. Israel: Robin 9403 2678 Indigenous: Margaret 9447 6608 Both held at House of Prayer, 17 Drysdale St, Craigie. World Missions Prayer Centre South Perth Church of Christ Diana 0439 954449 Prayer for Revival Thornlie Church of Christ David 9526 0630
Coordinator - Robin Walker. Westralian Intercessors Network Mob: 0437 588928 Email: walker.prr@bigpond.com (Top)
Intercessors for Melbourne and Associated Cities IFM was formed in 1993 by The Rev Denis Plant, to gather a "Prayer Network" in Melbourne for support, encouragement and prayer for the City. Denis was the director and the visionary for IFM till his retirement in 2001. Denis provided teaching and spiritual encouragement to all involved with IFM through seminars and meetings. In 1999 the name was extended to IFM and Associated Cities so as to include other areas of Victoria. IFM is an inter-church network of those people called to pray for our city, for the renewal of the church and the salvation of the unsaved, (Is 62:6, Lk 10:2) We believe God is raising up Intercessors to prepare the way for the Lord's ministry in this city. (Lk 10:1) Our goals are:- Forming a wider network Developing relationships, unity and vision Teaching and training Facilitating the formation of local prayer groups in each municipality Developing relationships of IFM Prayer Groups and Local Pastor's prayer groups. Upholding the church of every denomination Praying for renewal of the church Praying in the harvest for the Kingdom Hearing from the Lord together and praying prophetically To encourage the development of intercessory groups in other cities and areas of Victoria
List of Prayer Groups: Banyule: Ph 9444 8612 Bayside: Ph 9598 1438 Cardina: Ph 5940 1961 Casey: Ph 9769 8869 Youth Ph 9774 0135) Frankston: Ph 9789 8956 Glen Eira: Ph 9578 6173 Hobsons Bay: Ph 9397 2430 Kingston: Ph 9580 8581 Knox: Ph 9763 6363 Manningham: Ph 9438 1635 Maroondah: Ph 9870 5425 Clayton: Clayton Church of Christ Ph 9721 1469 (Wk) Tyabb: Ph 5983 9620 Eltham: Ph 9431 1504 Hurstbridge: Ph 9718 1903 Yan Yean: Ph 9716 2886 Heathcott Junction: Ph 5787 1160 Greater Bendigo: Ph 5441 1701 Greater Geelong: Ph 5229 5803 Prayer for Schools: Ph 9803 6653 Tasmania: Ph 6330 1203 Contact Information: Intercessors for Melbourne, PO Box 123, Chelsea, Vic 3196 Co-ordinator: Mrs Maree Wilson mwilsonifm@hotmail.com Phone: (03) 9716 2886 Administrator: Mr Anthony (Tony) Stevens ifm@arma.org.au Ph: (03) 9776 1940 Fax: (03) 9776 1945 Web: http://www.arma.org.au/ifm/ (Top)
Melbourne Prayer Network Many ministries, churches and individuals have faithfully prayed on their own for many years for God’s will to be done and God’s kingdom to be manifest over our city. We perceive God is now raising an interdenominational network of people and organisations across Melbourne who will be led by one Spirit to pray together and communicate what God is saying to each other and across the Body of Christ. Will you pray for the establishment and protection of a prayer network that connects the Body of Christ across Melbourne? Are you called to join or form a prayer group or to link an existing group into a network of prayer across the city? If there an interdenominational prayer group in your municipality let us know! sue@transformingmelbourne.org
Interdenominational Prayer groups meetings: Prayer for Melbourne from the City of Knox.
Sundays 6.30-8.30pm Contact: Sue Tinworth Email: sue@transformingmelbourne.org Ph: 0418-389-419
Prayer for Melbourne from the City of Whitehorse Mondays 8-10pm Contact: Tim Baker. AH Phone 9801-8862 Email: wesbaker@bigpond.com
Prayer for Melbourne from the City of Stonnington. Fridays 7:30-9:30pm Contact: Paul Lee Email: paullee@ozemail.com.au Ph: 9525 2460 (Top)
 HUNTER PRAYER CONNECTION
Crossing Rivers - Taking Cities The name "Hunter Prayer Connection" describes our heart of connecting with those who are likeminded and passionate about seeing our region saturated in prayer. The purpose of Hunter Prayer Connection is to strengthen both the local and citywide church by raising up watchmen. Our desire is to compliment the local church prayer. We are based in the Hunter Region of NSW. Corporate Meetings: Noah's Prayer Room First Monday of each Month. 9:30am - 1:00pm. Cost $6.00. Noah's on the Beach, Zaara St, Newcastle. 2008 meeting dates 4th Feb, 3rd Mar, 7th Apr, 2nd Jun, 7th Jul, 4th Aug, 1st Sept, 13th Oct, 3rd Nov & 1st Dec. IN HIS PRESENCE Fourth Monday of each month. 10:00am - 1:00pm. Harp & Bowl Worship & Intercession. Contact Margaret Thomas on 4956 6985 Regional Meetings: WESTLAKES REGION Second Wednesday of each month. 10:00am - 12:00md. Westlakes Christian Assembly, Day St, Toronto. Contact Bev Cockburn 4975 1624 or Margo Middleton 4975 01471 SOUTHLAKES REGION New strategy for 2008. Contact Carol 4957 4300 Hunter Prayer Connection is endorsed and connected with Harvest Action Inc. and affiliated with The Australian Prayer Network. Further info from Carol Prosser - Co-ordinator Ph: (02) 4957 4300 Email: carol.prosser@ozemail.com.au (Top)
Port Macquarie Hastings 7/14 PrayerNet 
Port Macquarie Hastings 7/14 PrayerNet is a response to seasonal changes in prayer throughout Australia. MISSION STATEMENT To pray for our Region and the Nations and to encourage prayer throughout the Body of Christ, according to 2 Chronicles 7:14
Port Macquarie Hastings 7/14 PrayerNet is a regional prayer network on the Mid North Coast of NSW, focused on local and regional issues and supporting prayer groups in towns throughout our area. Port Macquarie Hastings 7/14 PrayerNet is affiliated with The Australian Prayer Network and is therefore part of the nationwide prayer movement that is responding to and praying for the changing face of Australia. We work alongside the many networks in neighbouring regions and hold regional gatherings to keep informed and encouraged in our service of prayer. Once a year the leadership will meet with other coordinators from across Australia at a summit with the leaders of The Australian Prayer Network. PrayerNet Activities: 7/14 PRAYER BREAKFAST Last Saturday of the Month. 7:14am - 8:30am. Guest speakers & prayer for our Region. Breakfast $6.00. Nonnas Café, Colonial Arcade, Port Macquarie 7/14 PRAYER FOR ALL NATIONS Second Monday each Month. 1:00pm - 3:00pm. Prayer & intercession for City, Region & Nations. Grace Church, 2 Kingfisher Rd, Port Macquarie. Further details from David Curtis - Network Co-ordinator Ph: 6582 5218 Email: dacuba@midcoast.com.au (Top)
Illawarra Prayer Network Networking Christians in Prayer The aims of the Illawarra Prayer Network are to:- 1. encourage Christians to pray 2. especially for the Illawarra, its churches, and leaders. 3. facilitate a prayer network from Helensburgh to Gerroa 4. promote church unity in the Illawarra. Prayer Groups Coniston United Church 10:00 a.m. Fridays Jeff Stacey 4228 8503 - Illawarra Prayer Network Cordeaux Heights - private home 2nd Wednesday of month Barbara Neary 4271 3067 - Illawarra Prayer Network Prayer support for pastors Corrimal - private home 10:00 a.m. Fridays Ivy Lim 4283 2838 - Illawarra Prayer Network The Prayer Network Coordination Team meetings are open to anyone to attend. Contact us for details. Latest Newsletter here ... www.illawarrapastors.org.au and follow the link through the 'Services Available' to the 'Pastors Link'. We email the “Clearing the Way for Jesus” ePrayerLetter to connect and inform Christians of prayer needs and combined churches activities. This is a free service. If you would like to receive the ePrayerletter, just let us know your name and email address. Send an email to: prayer@5icm.org.au Contacts: Derek Thompson for the IPN Coordination Team. Phone: (02) 4296 5298 Email: prayer@5icm.org.au Website: www.5icm.org.au (Top)
PRAYERNET SA Newsletter 
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dancing with Jesus 
These are the lyrics to one song on Chris Hagger's new worship album "Dancing With Jesus". As pray-ers & intercessors around Australia are drawn more & more into worship with the Father, this album stands out. God sings to us & Jesus invites us to dance with Him. Chris is prophetically gifted and sensitive to the wind of the Spirit. The songs he has written are being used to draw people to the Father and to open hearts for deep healing. Come to me Come to me, I’ll set you free, I never fail
If you believe and walk with me you will prevail
Give to me your trials
Give me your travail
I can give you life abundantly
Come to me
Come to me and you will see that I am true
All this time that you were mine, my love was there for you
And know that when I suffered
I did it all for you
I am here to set the captives free
Come to me
Come to me, I’m here so you can hold my hand
I’m longing for you even more than you can understand
I have been here waiting
Waiting patiently
I will give you everything you need
Come to me
Come to me, I’m everything I say I am
My words to you, they will come true because I know my plan
When you felt so lonely
You weren’t alone at all
Listen to me, can you hear me call?
Come to me
Chris Hagger © 2005 (order here) http://www.dancingwithjesus.com/ (Top)
WHY PRAY? 
1. We pray because we love God. We spend time with God in prayer and communion because we love him. Just as a man and woman in love desire to be together and communicate, so we - if we love God - will desire to be with Him and to fellowship with Him in proportion to our love for Him. 2. We pray. Because we depend on God. God is our source. He is our life (Colossians 3:4). Through prayer we receive the comfort, the strength and all the other resources that we need in life - both naturally and spiritually. Prayer - relationship to God - is as necessary to the spiritual life as air to the natural life. 3. We need to pray in order to resist temptation. "Watch and pray, lest you enter into temptation." (Mt. 26:41). Much sin is the result of the sin of prayerlessness. Through lack of prayer, we are weak, others are weaker and Satan gains the advantage in our lives. 4. We need to pray because it is necessary for men to invite God to act in salvation. God gave the earth to Adam and his descendants. We must invite God to work here. If no-one invites God to work here, Satan (the god of this world through man's universal rebellion - 2 Corinthians 4:4) will dominate the affairs of men and eventually the judgment of God will come. By inviting God often and specifically, multitudes can be saved that would otherwise be lost. 5. We need to pray because God commands us to pray. "Continue earnestly in prayer, being vigilant in it with thanksgiving." (Colossians 4:2). "Then he [Jesus] spoke a parable to them to this end, that men ought always to pray and not lose heart." (Luke 18:1). The need to pray is as great as the authority of God which commands us: "Pray without ceasing." (1 Thessalonians 5:17). Prayer is so vital to all that God wants to do on the earth, and so essential to us, that God commands us to do it all the time. We should even deny ourselves sleep and food at times in order to pray more and with greater power. (Matthew 6:16; Luke 6:12; Luke 21:36; Colossians 4:2; 2 Corinthians 11:27). Source: Salvation Army Rural Ministries (Top)
The Impact of CHURCH Unity in the City of Casey. Pastors in the City of Casey have been praying with each other and for the city for 13 years and this has had a social impact on the Municipality of Casey. Pr Graeme Cann said this week, ‘Unity has put us in a prophetic place in the city to speak from a Biblical and faith based perspective into what is regarded as a major social problem in the city…’ For the last ten years the Pastor’s Network has prayed with each new mayor and at the opening of Council. Last year the government discovered the City of Casey had the most domestic violence in Melbourne. Casey Council initiated and funded a half million dollar intervention, asking the Pastor’s Network to front the project. In this first year, two Christian health workers have been in employed and 4 pilot churches are developing a project for the city that will, in coming years, be taken up by other churches and community organisations. Through Church unity God’s transformational intervention will impact domestic harmony in this region. Casey is modeling for Melbourne: one Church in the City made up of many congregations. Unity has involved healthy churches participating in a city wide strategy to serve and reach the city through combined projects, including evangelism. Unity has involved intentional leadership whereby pastors enrich each other’s lives and ministry. The fivefold gifts are in operation in the city wide Church with those with pastoral giftings meeting with others for coffee and encouragement and those with evangelical gifts, assisting in local congregations’ evangelical development. Pray for pastors across the Church in Casey and for wellbeing in family relationships in Casey. Source: Transforming Melbourne (Top)
Illawarra Pastors Network 
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PRAYERLINK Newsletters 
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PRAYER JOURNEY'S 2007 - 2011The strategic word: Unlock the ancient gates and rebuild a highway of righteousness from Jerusalem to Gibraltar.
God gave this prophetic prayer assignment to Pastor Ben Gray Founder and Apostolic Oversight of the Australia Prayer Network at the start of a visit to Morocco in September 2005. As Ben and Brian Pickering the APN National Coordinator and a small team travelled between Rabat and Meknes in Morocco, the Holy Spirit impressed upon him the need for focused strategic prayer based upon the above word and to begin specific research into the five Nations across North Africa. The purpose was to ‘unlock the ancient gates and to rebuild the highway of righteousness that was in existence in the first six centuries of the modern era.’ Ben felt that God wanted united and dedicated prayer teams to return to this region of the world, and to work in strategic intercession, for the purpose of opening the region to God’s transforming grace and power.
In 2006, the APN Strategic Research Unit under Ben’s oversight was formed, and Morocco, as the first of five nations was selected. For eighteen months the group studied and researched the historical, cultural and religious data available. They worked in partnership with workers on the ground in the region and with key Moroccan intercessors. The project was to be seen like a sedimentary rock strata, with many layers – deposits left by cultures, invasions, and spiritual residue over millennia. Input from other Australian intercessors also revealed that Morocco along with Gibraltar and the southern region of Spain ‘formed a large gateway with hinges on the Moroccan side. Together in the spiritual realm both sides had control of the Mediterranean basin, with influence in both continents of Africa and Europe.’
A Prayer Journey was organised in October 2007 to travel to Morocco, Gibraltar and Spain to partner in the spirit with others in seeking to unlock ‘the rusty hinges’ through intercession, worship and prophetic acts. A special scripture given to Ben during this time, was Isaiah 62:10 (NIV) ‘Pass through, pass through the gates. Prepare the way for the people. Build up, build up the highway! Remove the stones. Raise a banner for the nations.’
Highlights of the 2007 tour
* In Casablanca, the team visited the second largest mosque in the world which was completed in 1993. It is built over the Atlantic Ocean, with a gigantic glass floor and can accommodate 25,000 worshippers inside and a further 80,000 in the courtyard. It was built upon the water because it is said that Allah’s throne is on the water. Also, it has the world’s tallest minaret at 210 metres. * Near Rabat, the capital of the Kingdom of Morocco and home to the King, they visited a Christian Initiative that supports mentally handicapped children and their parents. The team were regaled with stories of how the new King Mohammed VI has made many positive changes. Significantly, in his first TV address he was flanked by two handicapped children (seen as the lowest in society) and urged the nation to do all that they could to help each other. Tackling poverty and developing the country’s economy are top priorities, as well as resolving the 32 year-old violent conflict with its neighbour Algeria over the Western Sahara province. * At Meknes, the spiritual heart of the nation, the Aussies stood on a rubbish strewn hillside downwind from fresh human excrement to call on our Father in heaven to look down upon our hopeless condition and save this city. Later that day, amongst the Roman ruins at Volubilis, the team soberly reflected on the fleeting nature of mankind. * In nearby Fez, the spiritual brains of the nation situated at a crossroads of Saharan and Atlantic/Mediterranean trade routes, the intercessors peered into one of the oldest Islamic universities in the world. They were made aware of the mixing of ‘true’ Islamic teaching and the worship of the dead that make this city a hallowed land for Sufism. Above the city, the team engaged in dynamic warfare praise against the strategies of bondage that emanated below. * Passing through Oujda to the long closed border with Algeria, a couple of leaders chatted with the border guards and plain clothes ‘administrators’ about the amazing Eucalypt specimens throughout the length of the country. The officials seemed confused when told the gum trees had originated in Australia or it could have been vexing them, “Why had a bunch of Australians travelled from the Atlantic Ocean to the eastern border, where no tourists would ever want to go?” *“I will make a road where there is no road!” Two years previously when God spoke to Ben Gray about travelling along the coast road, it did not exist. The tour bus now sailed along the Mediterranean highway, recently laid to bring regeneration to these areas. * The contrast between the Spanish territories (Melilla and Ceuta) and neighbouring Moroccan towns was stark. Entering ‘Spain’, the infrastructure was polished and complete and consumerism was king. Re-entering Morocco, there was litter everywhere and the land felt abandoned. These gateways into Europe are used to smuggle in tonnes of Moroccan hashish and South American cocaine. The corruption and control of the locals by drug barons is palpable in the nearby Moroccan towns, particularly Chefchaouen in the heart of the Rif Mountains. Here the group were allowed to pass through a locked door that protected the source of the river coming out of the rock. God thus enabled them to call on the Lord to purify this water and hear the cry of the poor/oppressed to re-establish the settlement under His order. * In Cueta, the team felt inspired to pray for a call to establish worship with 24/7 prayer and were encouraged when they chanced upon the underground Roman basilica where the preserved bones of early Christians (circa. 200AD) lay in situ. Also, within Ceuta lay one of the Pillars of Hercules. Monte Hacho rises up steeply from sea level to form a natural fortress that offered fantastic views across to Gibraltar, the other ‘pillar’. This gateway to the Mediterranean/Atlantic was considered to be ‘the ends of the earth’ in antiquity (today Australia and the Pacific islands hold that honour). * Also in Ceuta, some of the team discovered a monument to Franco (right-wing dictator) showing his footprints. He launched his military campaign from there. They prayed for justice and reconciliation. * Sailing from Tangier, the team finished the tour in Gibraltar. As a British overseas territory, the ‘rock’ has a similar status to those of the Spanish enclaves in Morocco. There is political pressure to relinquish these territories. If Britain were to hand Gibraltar to Spain, the Spanish government would have no basis for holding onto Ceuta and Melilla. Prophetically, these settlements are like a ‘string of pearls’ around the Mediterranean and historically they have provided safe havens for Jews. Many commentators have spoken of the strategic spiritual importance of Gibraltar. Satan would like to break the ‘string’ here and cause all the ‘pearls’ to fall off. In the Gibraltar region (El Campo), Ben Gray was asked to address a group of church leaders who were conducting a period of 24/7 prayer. Earlier in the day during a time of ‘throne room’ worship at Europa Point, our Lord spoke through the team to an important local lady and confirmed some of her personal dreams (in one of these God had given her a key). “Worship was the key that would unlock the door, but it would not open it. Unity of believers was required to turn the handle!” One intercessor from outback Queensland, then shared how her prayer partner had seen a vision from God of a sunken ship that was sticking out of the water near a lighthouse and the promise He gave was for thousands of souls to be saved in this place. Looking out beyond the lighthouse, the picture was just as she described it. Everybody was greatly moved!
Copy of detailed report listing national and regional outcomes for this Prayer Journey are available from: prayerlink@cityharvest.org.au
Unlock North Africa – Egypt 2008.
In late Sept early October 2008, Egypt has been targeted as the next country in North Africa to be visited by an Australian led Prayer Journey. Much prayer and research will be done for this nation and other North African nations like, Libya, Tunisia and Algeria over the next few years. This strategic Prayer Assignment will be completed in 2012 in Jerusalem. Pastor Ben Gray will be leading teams to each area, during the next five years.
Like the Australian soldiers at Beersheba and in the battle-fields of El Alamein, and Tobruk – standing in support and fighting for freedom for the peoples of this region in past generations, there is a strong leading for us in the Australian Prayer Network and a call by the Lord, to once again go into battle for the people and nations of North Africa. The call is for this region to once again become open and used for God’s divine purpose in the earth. Currently it is a place of restricted access and persecution for Christian believers, needing God to breakthrough.
In the past, Australians have been pioneers and an important spearhead for change within this region. There is now opportunity for YOU and others like you, to be involved in strategic intercession, in supporting those who are making a difference for the King and His Kingdom, to join those who are prayer walking on the land, and then going back to your homes, churches and ministries to continue to pray and lift these nations and their people before the throne of God.
Please consider being part of this special global prayer initiative to see nations and their people changed, ancient gates opened, and highways of righteousness once again traversing North Africa. For more information on the Egypt Prayer Journey or to register your interest please contact the tour coordinator at travel@cityharvest.org.au
Pastor Ben F. Gray.
December 2007 Source: CityHarvest International and Australian Prayer Network
11th - 25th OCTOBER 2008 This is the second of five annual journeys being undertaken focusing on the nations of North Africa, for those whose heart is for the restoration of God’s Kingdom. Egypt is a land of historical and Biblical significance. Join us on this journey which will take us to many parts of this strategic nation, as we pray for the land and it’s peoples. What is a Prayer Journey? To find out go to http://www.cityharvest.org.au/ and select ‘Prayer Journeys’
For more information or to obtain a tour application form phone CityHarvest International on 07 3343.8242 , email travel@cityharvest.org.au or download a form from http://www.cityharvest.org.au/
Tour cost is $4,445.00 per person Plus Australian domestic airfares & travel insurance
Final date for reservations is 14th April 2008. Applications for inclusion in the tour after this date will be subject to availability and prevailing prices. (Top)
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