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*QUICK NOTE
*PPG
DIRECTORY UPDATE
*RESPONSE TO
“*CARE: WHY WE NEED THE POOR” (000714)
*RESPONSE TO
CHILDREN IN THE PRAYER MOVEMENT (Article #35)
*ADVANCES IN
THE ASIAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY
*FUTURE OF
THE U.S-? HENRY BLACKABY RESPONDS
*ANN ARBOR,
MI: PASTORS COMING TOGETHER
*SOUTHEAST,
USA: PASTOR’S GATHERING
*TEXAS:
PASTORS CONNECTING...PRAYING...
*APEX, NORTH
CAROLINA: PPGs-?
*HARTFORD,
CT: THE CALL
*MADISON,
WISCONSIN: PRAYER NETWORK LAUNCHED *MISSION HOUSTON: CITY WIDE THANKSGIVING
CELEBRATION *PEARL, MS: NEW PPG!
*WOOSTER,
OHIO: PPG POWER LUNCH OF PRAYER
*NORTHERN
ALABAMA: NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER
*SEND AN EMAIL TO
*QUICK
NOTE
*Thank
you again, for your prayerful support for our SearchLight efforts (July 8th)
and for our daughter’s wedding (July 21st). Many came to Christ and
our prayers for witnessing weather and receptivity were answered. Jennie and JJ
were blessed by the presence of God and many family and friends - a joyous celebration!
*Due to
the generosity of The Woodfield Church, I am able to attend the Billy Graham
Conference in Amsterdam (prayers once again welcomed!). *The NPPN Updates will take a brief break
... Updates will resume sometime after I return from Amsertdam. Also, I will
not check email until I return.
*Blessings! Phil
___________________________________________________>>>
*PPG
DIRECTORY UPDATE
As of
July 15, we have 240 different registrations representing about 245-250
groups. We have had 50 new
registrations since the beginning of June!
The
primary purpose of the NPPN is to identify PPGs across the globe, so that,
together we can nurture and network them towards fulfilling their purpose in
their respective communities and cities.
May I
ask you to pray just one PPG onto our web site directory?
___________________________________________________>>>
*RESPONSE
TO “*CARE: WHY WE NEED THE POOR” (000714)
>From:
<TLa5978918@aol.com>
In
response to the article on the “poor”, in James we are told that “the
poor are
rich in faith”. What a blessing our
churches receive when we
extend our
arms to the poor. Not financial
blessing no, but a richness in
faith to
bless our congregations. Faith is what
moves mountains!! Terri
___________________________________________________>>>
*RESPONSE
TO CHILDREN IN THE PRAYER MOVEMENT (Article #35)
>From:
“Ben Jennings” <bjenning@ccci.org>
I
commend you, Phil,
...For
highlighting the prayer potential in children in the current nppn. I, too, have had children laid on my heart
in recent weeks, though it has been more in the nature of the vast need among
children in the world.
One of
the most striking vehicles of information for me has been the Viva Network in
England and the World Wide Day of Prayer for Children at Risk (first Saturday
in June every year). We sought to push
this strongly. Perhaps you did, too.
In case
it is of interest, here is information from Patrick McDonald, Viva’s Director:
Over 1
billion children are at risk in the world
10
million are child prostitutes. 1
million children become prostitutes each year.
100
million are street children. (A
missionary from South America recently told me that the estimated 8 million
street children in Brazil are products of the annual Mardi Gras orgy).
200
million are working children.
40 million
children are aborted every year.
35,000 die
of malnutrition and preventable disease every day.
Shortly
after the World Wide Day of Prayer for Children at Risk, I was encouraged to be
reminded/informed that God is bestowing an amazing amount of grace on the world’s
needy children. World Christian
Magazine (June, 2000) recounts it this way:
“Churches,
mission agencies, parachurch organizations, and individual believers are
teaching kids to read, giving them loving homes, rescuing them from the horrors
of slavery, healing their wounds, and filling their bellies with nutritious
food. More importantly they are
introducing them to a loving heavenly father who can give them a new future and
eternal life.”
This is
all comforting and thankworthy until the spectre of the total 1 billion looms
in the background. The prayer potential
of the Children’s Global Prayer Network could be wonderfully enlisted to pray
for children at risk. Perhaps it is
already being done.
Those who
are able to give time to pray for ‘children at risk’ and people
who are
working with them can contact
Viva
Network, P.O. Box 633, Oxford OX2 OXZ
United
Kingdom
In Christ,
Ben Jennings,
Campus Crusade for Christ
___________________________________________________>>>
*ADVANCES IN
THE ASIAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY
>From:
Martin M Chow <metawake@juno.com>
Recently,
from April 15 to June 17, we taught for nine weeks on “How to Prepare for
Revival.” Among other subjects, we
taught (in Chinese) on “The Laws of Revival”, “The Great Awakening”, “The
Influence of Women on Revival”, “Charles Finney (1792-1875)”, “John Sung
(1901-1944)” and “The Shandong Revival (1927-1937).” If you or a friend are able to understand spoken and written
Chinese, copies of the messages on tapes and written outlines are available. We
hope to eventually publish this series into a video/audio teaching module with
a workbook for students and facilitators.
If you are interested to learn more of this, please give us a call at 626-820-1097. We need professional advice and faithful
financial support to make sure this project gets off the ground and is
successfully completed.
The
PrayUSA! 2000 movement expanded into PrayWorld! 2000 and was between March 8
and April 16. The prayer movement is
indeed going global! As a direct result of this massive call to fast and pray
for revival and spiritual awakening, we are finding that Christians from various
parts of the world - Africa, Europe and Asia - are eager to establish their own
national prayer committees to facilitate the ongoing prayer and evangelism movements
on their own soil.
Martin
was privileged to oversee six Asian translations of the original English prayer
calendar (Chinese, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Tagalog, Vietnamese). Four of these language calendars (Chinese,
Indonesian, Korean and Tagalog) in addition to the English and Spanish versions
were posted onto a web site (http://www.prayworld.org). If you haven’t done so already, please go
online and download a calendar in your selected language and tell others about
playing an active part in this ongoing prayer movement.
More and
more, we are receiving encouraging news of Christians in the American Asian
community coming together in corporate prayer, repenting for our lack of unity,
welcoming revival in our midst and joining together in the exciting work of
seeing formerly unreached people born again into the Kingdom of God. In a recent report by George Barna, the
percentage of Asians in America who have a personal faith in Jesus Christ has
risen from 5% in 1991 to 27% in 2000.
These results were compiled after 1000 people were interviewed over the
phone. Clearly, God is on the
move! And we are seeing good fruit! Yet
as we all know, there is much left to be done.
With our
best wishes and love through Christ, Martin & Sharmaye Chow Metawake
Revival & Evangelism, Inc.
1145 S.
Hacienda Blvd., #201, Hacienda Heights, CA 91745-2231
626.820.1097 Fax:
626.820.1098
___________________________________________________>>>
*FUTURE OF
THE U.S-? HENRY BLACKABY RESPONDS
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>From:
“Steve Loopstra” <mcop@XC.Org>
“Fresh
Encounter” with Henry Blackaby is coming to the Twin Cities, October
13th.
A part of the Bethel “Transformational Church Series”
As a “teaser”
here is an article from Henry Blackaby you might be
interested
in: Who holds the future? by Henry Blackaby
[A
conference participant at the Billy Graham Training Center at the Cove, North
Carolina, last May asked Dr. Blackaby, “What do you see as the future for the
United States?” The following is an abridged version of his response.]
“If you
put the United States up against the Scriptures, we’re in trouble.
I think
we’re very close to the judgment of God.
“The
problem of America is not unbelievers; the problem of America is the people of
God. There are just as many divorces and abortions in the churches as outside
the churches. George Barna did a survey of 152 separate items comparing the
lost world and the churches, and he said there’s virtually no difference
between the two. Our gospel is canceled by the way we live.
“The
only thing that’s kept America from going haywire worse than it has is the
presence of Christian community. We’re still salt and light, but when the salt
loses its saltiness, there’s nothing to restrain evil in America. And right now the salt has lost its
saltiness. It is not effecting the preserving of America.
“So I’ve
always said if things get darker in America, the problem is not with the
darkness—it’s just acting according to its nature. The problem is with the
light. The light no longer dispels the darkness. All the way through the Bible,
judgment came on the nation when God’s people would not return unto Him. Right
now I believe God’s people don’t even think they’ve departed. In Jesus’ day
they were practicing religion to the limit. God’s people were religious, but
Jesus announced, ‘You’ve never even realized the time of God’s coming to you.
So your destruction is certain.’ He wept over Jerusalem, saying, ‘If only
you...had known...’ (Lk. 19:41).
“In the
verses just before that verse, God’s people were praising. But Jesus was
weeping. Could they have been around Him that much and not known Him? Is there
a time when praising is out of order? When Jesus is weeping, we ought to weep
with Him, but they were praising. Even though Jesus said the stones would cry
out to praise Him, I have often said to myself, If Jesus is weeping over
America, what ought the people of God to be doing? Feeling good? We’re trying to get the people of God to feel good
when they come to worship. We ought to get them to feel bad because America’s
very close to the judgment of God.
“We don’t
take the Scriptures seriously. I think this generation knows less about
Scripture than any generation in my lifetime. We’re reading the books of men,
but not the book of God. Therefore, when God moves in judgment, the average
person will not even recognize that it’s God. It’s my own personal feeling that
we may well be the generation that is alive when our Lord returns because we’re
seeing the movement of God according to Scripture. When Jesus first came, who missed Him most? God’s people. He came
to His own, and His own did not receive Him. It was the religious leaders who missed
Him most! Not only that, but the religious leaders missed Him so badly—even
though they had the Scriptures to predict it—that they crucified the Son of
God.
“Now
what about all the Scriptures tell us about the return of our Lord? I mean the
details of His return are clearly noted, but many of God’s people are not even
thinking about it. Jesus said the last sign before His return would be the
gospel being preached to every people group (Mt. 24:14). When David Barrett put
out a list of every known unreached people group several years ago, there were
some 2,300. I talked with the CEOs of a major mission sending agency, and the
last word I had is that, as of this moment, every solitary unreached people
group has some group that had made a commitment to take the gospel to them.
That’s the first time in history. If you consider that and read Matthew 24,
what would you conclude?
“How
then should we live? The tragedy is that it’s the people of God and the leaders
of God who are totally unaware of the ways of God.
“This is
a long answer to a short question, but my answer is this: It depends on the
people of God. Are we going to be a people like God has asked us to be? Will we
stop fussing within our churches? Will we stop fussing between our churches?
God’s people hold the destiny of America.
Don’t fuss at the world. It’s just acting according to its nature. We’ve
got to be salt and light again. We’ve got to have an observable difference. Is the darkness being dispelled where your
church is? In the workplace where God has put you, and in the high school where
God has put your kids? It’s not
building bigger and better buildings and having larger budgets or attendance.
That’s not what God is looking for. He’s looking for salt and light that can
radically change the places where God has put us.
“My
heart is very, very, very heavy about the day in which we live, primarily
because people do not even recognize that they have moved from what God wants
them to be. The question for every Christian to ask is not, ‘Am I fulfilling my
job description?’ but ‘Is my life making a difference?’ I don’t want to keep
living and not making a difference! We need to examine our walk with God. We
need to be able to say, ‘Father, I’ve sinned. I’ve lived without my life making
any difference.’ Now can God rectify this?
He’s an expert at it! That’s why Jesus said in His prayer, ‘I don’t pray
for the world; I pray for these because as go these, so goes the redemption of
the rest of the world.’
“So God’s
attention right now is on His own people, and if I gave one statement it would
be, ‘The future of America rests in our hands.’”
Henry T.
Blackaby is the director of the Office of Prayer and Spiritual Awakening at the
North American Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. Coauthor of
Experiencing God, Dr. Blackaby’s passion is to encourage spiritual revival.
___________________________________________________>>>
*ANN ARBOR,
MI: PASTORS COMING TOGETHER
>From: “Brenda
Moore” <perkbrew@provide.net>
We
have began networking in the Ann Arbor area and the results are
absolutely
phenomenal. I’m getting every
denomination calling me and
voicing
support and participation (definitely a “God thing!”). We are
having a
Concert of Prayer on July 8th.
The Intercessors for Wastenaw
county are
meeting on July 18th. A
Pastor’s Prayer Summit is set for
January
26-Feb.1, and a Pastor’s Prayer Walk for the County is coming up in
October
with a rally in a stadium or convention center. The Pastor’s here
have
personally told me that they really want to pray with Pastor’s of other
races. There is a real desire to reconcile. We have Pastors representing
many
demoninations and a host of non denominational Pastors. Brenda
___________________________________________________>>>
*SOUTHEAST,
USA: PASTOR’S GATHERING
>From: Biblicalwm@aol.com
October
12 8:30am - 12pm Pastor’s Gathering
with
H. B. London, Focus on the Family
Sponsored
by Biblical Wellness Ministries
First
Assembly of God, Blue Ridge Road - Raleigh, NC
Info: (919) 783-6075 or biblicalwm@aol.com
6:30pm
Pastor Appreciation Banquet
with
Dr. H. B. London
Biblical
Wellness Ministries
Office: 919-783-6075 / Fax: 919-783-0655
___________________________________________________>>>
*TEXAS:
PASTORS CONNECTING...PRAYING...
>From: PRAYTX@aol.com
Dr. Gary
Kirksey, pastor of Trinity Church, welcomes you to their second
annual
Pastors’ Conference this September 13-15.
It will open mid-afternoon
on
Wednesday and will continue through Friday afternoon. Jack Taylor, Scott
Webster,
Doug White, and Gary Kirksey will be ministering on the importance of
mobilizing prayer in your life and in your church. Dr. Kirksey invites you, your spouse, or a pastor-friend to join
them. For more information, you may
call 806-792-3363 or check out their website at www.trinitytoday.org.
Gay Rowe
and Cathe Halford are certified trainers in the Intercessors
International
Curriculum on Prayer and Intercession.
Gay and Cathe will
come
to your
church or city to train your intercessors in the purpose, power, and
weapons of
prayer. Vickie Porterfield, who
certified Gay and Cathe for the
training,
declared what we already knew, “Gay and Cathe are excellent
teachers!” You may call our Odessa office at
915-580-4888 or the Dallas
office at
972-381-1471 for more information or to schedule a training near
you. l
Pastors
representing Methodist, Baptist, Non-denominational, Nazarene, Messianic
Jewish, Presbyterian, Pentecostal, and Bible Church denominations met for
prayer together in preparation for the Texas Transformation Tour coming to
their city July 27-28. Charles and
Beverly Burchett from Kirbyville, John, and I were there to meet with pastors
and encourage them in their vision to reach their city. Pastors went around the room and shared their
name, the name of their congregation, and their heart for their city.
A youth
pastor from a Non-denominational congregation, thanked the
Presbyterian
pastor for his excellent Vacation Bible School, where his
daughter
attends each year, and made a friend last year resulting in an
entire
family recommitting their lives to Christ.
Dan said, “I’ve never met
you,
Pastor Brady, but I want to thank you for impacting my family and changing the
lives of another one.” What a blessing
to see such grace and affirmation!
We
were all moved as pastors and spouses tearily expressed their heart
for the
city. Then we prayed. As we began to pray, Messianic Jewish Rabbi,
Mike
Wallace, began to repent for his people who rejected the Lord and
refused to
take the gospel that was given to them.
His weeping caused many
to get on
their knees in Sweet Sue’s Restaurant and repent and cry out for
God to
send revival. We could have stayed all
day. The presence of God was
so
powerful in that room!
Elwood
Stetson, Chaplain of the Health Science Center, and organizer of
Pray
Tyler, has been calling pastors together in Tyler for sometime. He was
affirmed
by the pastors present. After the
pastors’ meeting Elwood joined
intercessors
for prayer at lunch time. He reported
that their time that day
was very
significant.
If you
haven’t registered for the Tyler Transformation Tour, please do so today. God is doing something in that city!
Pastor
Joe Kirkwood announces the formation of Pray Amarillo. Pastors
are
beginning to come together for prayer and strategy. All kinds of prayer
initiatives
are going on right now.
In
preparation for the Franklin Graham Crusade, on July 23 they will
“Surround
the City in Prayer” as they drive around the loop and pray from
from 3 to
4 p.m. They’ll gather on the parking
lot of Trinity Fellowship on
the
loop. They will also have a plane
flying over the city carrying intercessors who will call out the name of every
pastor in Amarillo and ask the Lord to pour out His Spirit upon them.
Recently
the Amarillo International House of Prayer was established with
the
vision of 24-hour prayer seven days a week.
Pastor Gil Hilbrinner is heading that up. It’s a citywide ministry connecting prayer warriors from various
congregations to give themselves to worship and prayer for the city.
They all
believe the Franklin Graham Crusade will be a catalyst for unity and vision,
but they must have something in place to continue on. Please pray for Joe Kirkwood, Gil Hilbrinner, Jeff Quinlen, and
the intercessory group led by Karen Knepp and Marcie Rea as they seek God for
their city.
Pray
Texas is uniting hearts and hands with leaders to reach their communities for
Christ. We are a servant ministry
encouraging, connecting, and equipping leaders to mobilize cooperative,
strategic prayer initiatives to reach the state of Texas and beyond.
Yours
for revival, breakthrough, and harvest in Texas and beyond,
Alice
Patterson, Director, Pray Texas
808 Tower
Drive, Suite 8, Odessa, Texas 79761
915-580-4888
/ 915-332-0779 fax
PrayTX@aol.com / www.PrayTexas.com
___________________________________________________>>>
*APEX, NORTH
CAROLINA: PPGs-?
>From: Deyssler@aol.com
I would
like to know if there are any pastor’s prayer groups, here in North Carolina.
Have you received similar email from other pastors in this area? Please let me
know. My name is Deyssler ( Dey) Padilla, and I am in the City of Apex, close
to Raleigh. Thanks.
--->NPPNote:
Dey, I’ll post your request, hoping you’ll hear from a few
pastors
who may want to start a new PPG. Also, check out our NPPN PPG
Directory
at: http://www/nppn.org
___________________________________________________>>>
*HARTFORD,
CT: THE CALL
>From: NECPrayer@cs.com
The Call
is a prayer meeting held every Saturday this month at CHOP. This prayer gathering is a time for the Body
of Christ to gather and pray for the
City of Hartford and the region.
All pastors and pray-ers are welcome!
Every
Saturday in July (1, 8, 15, 22 & 29)
8
- 10 am (new time!)
Host
Site—CT House of Prayer
CT House
of Prayer, Inc.
870
Prospect Avenue, Hartford, CT 06105
(860)233-7964 fax (860)233-7970 pray @snet.net
___________________________________________________>>>
*MADISON,
WISCONSIN: PRAYER NETWORK LAUNCHED
>From: “djoppa”
<djoppa@itis.com>
Prayer
works! And the Jericho Project, Inc. invites you to join with other Christians
from around the world in a network of prayer for the Greater Madison area.
Youll learn how you and your church can subscribe to the Greater Madison Area
Prayer Network at the end of this message.
Last
summer the Jericho Project coordinated a 24-hour a day, 92-day prayer vigil for
the Madison, Wisconsin area. Over 350 Christians from around the world
committed to cover every one of the 2208 hours between midnight June 1 and
midnight August 31, 1999. Good things have been happening as a result.
We were
encouraged to do something again like last summer, but as we prayed about this
and shared the idea with others, it became clear to us that ‘ongoing, strategic
prayer’ was needed for the Madison area, not just another summer of prayer. We
invited an interdenominational team of pastors and lay volunteers to work with
us to create a way to mobilize strategic prayer. This project is the result of
that effort.
We have
been patiently working and joyfully looking forward to this day, and are eager
to stand with you in faithfully praying for this community.
For
those who don’t know who we are, the Jericho Project is a local Christian
non-profit organization in Madison, serving the Church as an agent of unity and
reconciliation, and believing that God has shown us that prayer unites
Christians like no other medium.
The
network connects Christians who have a heart or burden to pray for the Greater
Madison area, and is a place to share Gods heart so that others will be
mobilized to pray more effectively and strategically.
We long
to see hundreds, even thousands, of Christians knit together in united prayer
for the Madison area. We believe God is moving in a powerful way to bring
renewal and revival to this area and that we are called to help lay a foundation
of prayer that will prepare the way for this.
To
subscribe to this prayer network, simply send an email to GMAPN-subscribe@theJerichoProject.org
<mailto:GMAPN-subscribe@theJerichoProject.org>
. In the body of the message include the email address you wish to use, your
full name, the name of your Church, the city or town where your church is
located, and the state or country in which you live. That’s all you have to do.
Once you’ve
subscribed, you will be sent a Welcome message giving you more information
about the GMAPN and how it works. Then you will be sent Prayer Updates on a
regular basis to show how God is leading others to pray.
We are
delighted to be able to serve the Church in this way. Please join us in asking
Gods blessings on our area.
Warm
regards, Dave Konkol , Executive Director
The
Jericho Project, Inc.
P.S.
Please feel free to circulate this message among members of your church and to
your Christian friends.
___________________________________________________>>>
*MISSION
HOUSTON: CITY WIDE THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION
>From: “Jim
Herrington” <jhmh@flash.net>
Mission
Houston is joining a number of ministries from the city to host a city-wide
service of praise and thanksgiving on November 17. Rather than the event being sponsored by any one ministry, we are
asking pastors and churches from across the city to host this event. We would truly like to be able to say that
the pastors of the city invite the church to gather to pray. We are using every means possible to contact
pastors and asking them to be a part of the host group. To host means that (1) the Senior Pastor
agrees to personally attend, (2) the Senior Pastor agrees to encourage key
leaders in the congregation to participate, and (3) the congregation is listed
as a host of the gathering. Would you
help us get this word out to pastors?
If you are a pastor, please forward this message to other pastors for
whom you have an email address. If you
are not a pastor, please make sure your pastor knows about this
opportunity. Pray that God will draw a
large diverse cross-section of his body together on November 17 to give thanks
for his work in our city. Nearly 60
churches have already agreed to be a part of this!
May
the Lord bless you this summer. He is
unifying his Body in prayer
across
the city. Blessings, JTH
___________________________________________________>>>
*PEARL,
MS: NEW PPG!
>From:
“Joseph Pridgen” <jpridgen@prodigy.net>
Phil,
the Pearl area pastors met today to start a PPG in Pearl, MS. I
would like
to know what others are doing and would appreciate suggestions on
how to go
about establishing and organizing this prayer group. Blessings,
Joe
Pridgen
--->NPPNote:
Joe, while waiting for a few replies from NPPN readers,
check out
our Email Articles on how to start and sustain a PPG:
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*WOOSTER,
OHIO: PPG POWER LUNCH OF PRAYER
>From: GRALES83@aol.com
I want
to contact you so that you can forward any information on the NPPN. There are
Pastors meeting for prayer every Thursday for a Power Lunch of Prayer in
Wooster Ohio. I am interested to see if there is a way to possibly connect
wirth other such groups.
Thank
you for what you are doing in this much needed area.
In
Him Pastor Grant Galloway
___________________________________________________>>>
*NORTHERN
ALABAMA: NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER
>From: “Impact
Prayer Ministries” <mastercommission@hotmail.com>
>From:
Julie Baxter <praynalndp@hotmail.com>
I’m now
the National Day of Prayer Northern Alabama Regional Director. Our
heart is
that the NDP will not just be a day, but a lifestyle. I am calling
for
intercessors in AL who would like to be involved in this effort to
blanket
our state with prayer, that Jesus might be LORD. The counties are
Blount,Calhoun,
Cherokee,Cleburne,Colbert,Cullman, Dekalb,
Etowah,Fayette,
Franklin, Jackson,Jefferson,Lamar, Lawrence,
auderdale,
Limestone,
Madison, Marion, Marshall, Morgan, St. Clair, Walker, and
Winston.
Direct contact: Julie Baxter
___________________________________________________>>>
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