Day of Prayer & Fasting
Our next day of Prayer and Fasting will be Wednesday, August 6. On that day, we invite you to join us as a church in skipping one or more meals and focusing that time on prayer. If you are unable to skip a meal for health reasons, try fasting from something else (television, social media, etc.).
August's Day of Prayer & Fasting Focus
This month, we're inviting you to join us in praying together at our annual Churchwide Day of Prayer.
Five college students once visited London to hear the powerful preaching of Charles Spurgeon at The Metropolitan Tabernacle. They arrived early and were met by a gentleman who offered to give them a tour. He suggested they go see the furnace room in the basement. It was a hot July day and the students were not interested. Not wanting to appear rude, they consented. Their guide quietly opened the door and there in the basement of the church were several hundred people fervently praying for the service that was about to begin. It was then that their guide introduced himself. He was none other than Charles Spurgeon himself. He wanted these college students to understand that prayer was the power source of his ministry. Prayer is also the power source of our ministry as a church. Please join us for our churchwide day of prayer by signing up for one of the prayer groups that will be meeting throughout the day from 6:00AM through 7:00PM. We will pray for each other, our church, our community, our nation, and the world.
Five college students once visited London to hear the powerful preaching of Charles Spurgeon at The Metropolitan Tabernacle. They arrived early and were met by a gentleman who offered to give them a tour. He suggested they go see the furnace room in the basement. It was a hot July day and the students were not interested. Not wanting to appear rude, they consented. Their guide quietly opened the door and there in the basement of the church were several hundred people fervently praying for the service that was about to begin. It was then that their guide introduced himself. He was none other than Charles Spurgeon himself. He wanted these college students to understand that prayer was the power source of his ministry. Prayer is also the power source of our ministry as a church. Please join us for our churchwide day of prayer by signing up for one of the prayer groups that will be meeting throughout the day from 6:00AM through 7:00PM. We will pray for each other, our church, our community, our nation, and the world.