PRAYER BANDS
M A prayer band gathers to pray in the dining hall.
our agenda when matters of eternal consequence are at stake. Our particular prayer band didn’t develop into a prayer time for a specific country or cause like
Being involved in a prayer band this quarter has been a very beneficial experience for me. The Lord laid upon my heart during the latter part of winter quarter to start up a
so many of the other bands. Rather we were open to however God chose to lead us. It became a devotional and praise time with women whom I may have never had the oppurtunity before to fellowship closely with. It helped me to look beyond my common circle of friends and look into the
prayer group specifically for women. So I set up a time and waited to see what would happen. I think the reason this interested me was because it would be “extra” time for the Lord. It was not a part of the required WOLBI schedule, because of this I felt the Lord could now develop within me the area of
lives of other women and gain from their trials and victories. Together through our time of devotion and prayer we were able to grow closer to the Lord. -Glynn Ruby. (Women’s prayer group)
faithfulness to this committment. The truth is there was often a fight within me to keep dedicated to committment, for it is alot harder for me when I’m not required to do so. We all need to develop within us a genuine desire to sacrifice
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Stephen Young Michael Zealand Stacy Zello Jessica Zuleta Andy Anderson
Alicia Flint IANUARY STUDENTS Bruce Adams Carl Argila Jennifer Booth Suzi Brooks
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