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Global Day of Prayer: Sunday, May 19th, 2013
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Join believers from across the nations capital Sunday, May 19th on Parliament Hill between 2:30-4:30pm for the Global Day of Prayer. The GDOP movement gathers Christians around the world to pray for the nations. On this day we are all praying with the world as we pray for the world.
"For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea." Habakkuk 2:14
Ottawa event on Parliament Hill:
WHEN: Sunday, May 19th, 2013
TIME: 2:30pm-4:30pm
WHERE: Parliament Hill, Ottawa
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Facing a world in crisis, the Global Day of Prayer is an opportunity to encourage your congregation to pray for people around the globe. To register a church for Global Day of Prayer click here.
United by a Prayer for the World, Christians from all over the world, from different cultures and denominations, from many diverse streams will gather in their homes, assemble in stadiums, public auditoriums, open squares and many will devote portions of their Sunday morning service to unite in prayer.
The organizers of GDOP request that every group meeting on Sunday, May 19th pray through "A Prayer For The World", during the event / gathering, no matter how small. This is your opportunity to unify in prayer with Christians from across the globe. Click here to download the prayer.
The Global Day of Prayer has three key elements.
Ten days of constant prayer:
On Ascension Day, millions of Christians will find ways to pray night and day throughout the ten days leading to Pentecost, following the pattern of Christ's followers before the first Pentecost.
The Global Day of Prayer:
On Pentecost Sunday, Christians in almost every country will assemble to pray. Many will gather in small groups such as prayer groups, homes, local churches, businesses and some may even assemble in large stadiums and other public venues. In some places, television, radio and internet will help to connect and align our prayers even more. Once again the challenge would be to mobilise an all-year-round move of prayer.
Ninety days of blessing:
As in the first Pentecost, transformed Christians transform their communities as they offer themselves to God as instruments through which their prayers can be answered. The Global Day of Prayer anticipates the forming or furthering of local alliances among pastors, churches, missions and business leaders, to bring practical, transformational blessing to their communities. This is where prayer becomes a lifestyle.
For a full list of resources, visit www.globaldayofprayer.com.
