Called to Prayer Conference




Called to Prayer Conference.
With Marilyn Wishart and; Pam Dyck. 

February 24-25
Join us for a weekend of discovery of the joy of prayer! 

Friday night 7 – 9:30 pm.
Session 1   What is the call to Prayer?
Session 2   Types of Intercessors
Session 3   Activation excerise...

Sat. 9a.m. – 4:30 pm.
Session 4    Strategies of Battle and; How to endure in prayer.
Session 5    Warfare Praying in Psalms – staying God focused when we prayed
Session 6    Activation exercise

Lunch  12:30 – 2:00

Session  7    Individual and Corporate Prayer
Session  8    Prayer Shields – praying for those in spheres of influence
Session  9    Activation exercise

Being hosted at:
Central Heights Church
1661 McCallum RdAbbotsford, BC V2S 3M4

Room 3003 /3004 
Enter and park at the  Southside entrance
(Please do not call the their office for info)
Call 604-855-9423 ( River Community Church) for info.

Costs: $30 per person
           $50 for couples
           $15 for students

Pay now or e-mail to register and pay at the event.
No cheques. Debit and Visa machine will be available at the event.
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