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Fresh Streams to host prayer and fasting gatherings for our Baptist movement 


Churches and church leaders in relationship with Fresh Streams are hosting 11 prayer and fasting gatherings across 10 Associations on Thursday, 14 March


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The aim is to 'spend time in prayer as we intentionally pray for our Baptist movement, the churches in our associations and each other,' said Andy Glover, part of the Fresh Streams leadership team. 

'These day are part of our commitment to join with Baptists Together in a period of stillness and prayer before God.' 

These gatherings will be from 10am til 3pm, 10am to 1pm or 11.30 til 2pm depending on the location. 

They are open to everyone.

Fresh Streams Webnet

The participating Associations are:


Click on the Associations to access the specific details (for Webnet, see image above). Information was also shared in the most recent Fresh Streams email. 

In December General Secretary Lynn Green and the Core Leadership Team called for a season of stillness and prayer before God in this update following the closure of the Marriage and Ministry Consultation.

The next national prayer broadcast takes places on Wednesday, 13 March at 10.30am, when Lynn will be joined by Jade Zerk, Nathan McGuire and Pete Everitt to pray together, focusing on March Council (19-20). Access via YouTube here.

Baptist weekly prayer reflection videos are also being shared on the Baptists Together social media channels, and here


 

Baptist Times, 09/03/2024
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