On December 20, Steve Hawthorne of Waymakers will launch a timely and strategic discussion, looking at how we instill the men, women and young people in our churches with a fresh culture of united prayer and compassion for our cities/communities. This is on the hearts and minds of thousands of Christians living in and around cities and communities in America. On December 20, you are invited to join other leaders for a very  candid discussion with our guest, Steve Hawthorne.  Part of the interaction will focus on how the annually revised prayer guide Steve has written, Seek God for the City, can help city and congregational leadership equip people to pray for neighbors and co-workers with relevance and persistence. Find out why Steve thinks that we need to equip our people to pray differently instead of merely urging them to pray more. This session promises to be practical, stimulating, and encouraging. Plan now to set aside that one hour on December 20  at 11:00 a.m. Eastern time, 10 Central, etc. To participate on this conference call, reply to this email, requesting the dial-in number.   

More about Steve:  Steve Hawthorne helped design and revise the Perspectives course.  He initiated a series of research expeditions known as "Joshua Project," helping teams, many from local churches, to explore unreached peoples in several countries. He co-authored, with Graham Kendrick, the book Prayerwalking: Praying On-Site With Insight. He leads the ministry WayMakers and serves as a teaching elder of Hope Chapel in Austin, Texas. He is a member of the National Prayer Committee. He speaks with living passion for the greater glory of Jesus among the nations.
 

For more information about Waymakers, see http://waymakers.org/
 

CJarvis C. Ward and Glenn Barth, Cityreaching Call Facilitators
Mission America City/Community Ministries @  www.CityReaching.com