Public Prayer is the forgotten gift
that transforms worship from an entertaining experience
to a divine encounter.
The last few years have been challenging for the Church. Across the world, churches are asking themselves how they can recapture the depth of community, worship, and discipleship they once had. In response, many are looking at how they can renew their music and preaching to bring back worshippers, restore their previous passion, and reach new people.
But few are even considering the impact their public prayers can have.
In many congregations, prayer in worship is little more than a worship leader's personal devotion put on public show. And few communities ever hear prayers that aren't either intercession or repetitive thanksgiving. We are in danger of losing the rich and varied pallet of prayer practices that can connect our worship with our lives and inspire us to a deeper connection with God, ourselves, others, and the world.
But, when a community is fully present and engaged in praying together, the impact on the community can be profound. And then the impact of that community on their neighbourhood or city can be miraculously transforming.
Now is the time to give public prayer the attention, energy, and creativity it deserves.
Now is the time to give public prayer the attention, energy, and creativity it deserves.
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Introducing
Praying in Public
The Craft of Leading the Church in Prayer
A Three-Session Mini-Course that will transform how you pray in worship
into an engaging, surprising, exciting, interactive, and life-changing experience for your community
Here’s what the PRAYING IN PUBLIC course has in store for you!
In the three sessions of the Praying in Public course, you will get a fresh vision of prayer and the role it plays in your worship. You will explore different kinds of prayer and different ways of praying that will connect your prayers with the lives of your people while drawing them into the prayer experience as participants not spectators.