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| SUNDAYS |
10:00
AM - Corporate Intercession
(Prayer Room)
10:30 AM - Worship Service |
| Children's
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| Nursery
Provided! |
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| WEDNESDAYS |
7:00
PM - Bible Study
8:00 PM - Prayer Meeting |
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Phone:
770-310-4502
Email
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| “Pray
with us today – we’ll pray with you tomorrow” |
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| Intercessors
World Wide is a ministry dedicated to provide prayer support
for those who are facing the trauma of terminal sickness,
and life threatening circumstances beyond their control.
Intercessors positioned around the globe are alerted by
an email distribution list, who immediately engage in
‘actual’ prayer for those individuals and their
families. Prayer request of a sensitive nature are treated
with utmost confidentiality, whenever requested. |
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faithful Prayer Servants pray for people they have never
met, and stand in the gap for them as a personal friend
would. Our prayer has touched and restore many people
in various countries, as God intervened through the prayers
of our intercessors. |
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| If
you’re facing a terminal situation as described above,
send an email to Pastor
Donnella Billy who will within hours rally prayer
around the globe for your situation. |
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| For
all other prayer requests, send an email to our Prayer
Ushers |
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| “You
never know when you and your family may be in need of
someone else’s prayer”
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| Rev.
Tino Neville Billy |
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| May
15, 2005 |
| On
May 15, 2005, Pentecost Sunday, the largest prayer
meeting in history will cover the earth. It is called
“The Global Day of Prayer” (GDOP) and
its mission is to mobilize Christians in every nation
to pray with one voice on one day to ask God to
Reveal His Glory and Bless the Nations of the Earth.
Up to 200 million Christians are projected to take
part from as many as 175 nations, and include small
villages to major cities. |
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This
rapidly-growing grassroots phenomenon has its gravitational
center in South Africa, where in four years a single
stadium event of 45,000 Africans grew to more than
2,000 venues across 56 nations and 23 million people
across the continent of Africa. Like a wave, it
is now spreading across the globe. A television,
radio, and Internet simulcast is planned. Stadium
events projected to be covered include Suva, Fiji;
Hong Kong, China; Jakarta, Indonesia; Chennai, India;
Cape Town, South Africa; Cairo, Egypt; Basel, Switzerland;
Belfast, Ireland; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Dallas,
TX; and Calgary, Alberta. |
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| Though
the Global Day of Prayer will launch on May 15, 2005,
it will be celebrated each Pentecost Sunday until the
year 2010, and build to a goal of 500 million participants.
Unlike other days of prayer, it includes mobilization
to actively bless towns and cities. Its theological umbrella
is the Apostle’s
Creed, the most ancient confession of the Christian
Church. |
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| The
Process |
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GDOP process is taken from the Book of Acts in the Bible
that recounts the birth of the Christian Church in the
city of Jerusalem. Leading up to the first Pentecost,
followers of Jesus prayed continually for ten days. Then,
on Pentecost, God answered their prayers publicly and
gave birth to the Church. Then, after Pentecost, the new
Church experienced intense unity across racial and economic
lines, filled the city with awe and wonder, sold possessions
and gave to the poor, saw astounding growth, and experienced
the favor of the city. |
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| Likewise, the Global Day of
Prayer will include three elements: |
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it will be preceded by ten days of prayer around the clock
from May 5 - 14. (For a prayer guide see www.waymakers.org).
The youth will pray all night into the tenth day in what
is called “The Whole Night for the Whole World”
(see www.wholenight.org). |
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| Second,
on Pentecost (May 15), Christians from across racial,
economic, and denominational lines will gather in
stadiums and other public venues for prayer including
a “Prayer for the World” that will be
prayed in unison on every continent. |
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Third, the ninety days following Pentecost
will see those who prayed together collaborating
to “bless the city” in which they live.
It is called “90 Days of Blessing.” |
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Atlanta
Global Day of Prayer |
| Atlanta
has joined the growing list of cities by participating
in a city-wide prayer event scheduled for May 15
from 3 PM to 6 PM. The prayer gathering will take
place at a location to be announced. Each community
is autonomous and asked to create its own projects
consonant with their own culture and setting. |
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| Churches
are encouraged to not only honor the Gospel in word, but
also in deed such as building or repairing low income
housing, tutoring needy students, repairing school buildings,
concert series in parks, evangelism, artistic fairs, job
training, caring for the weak, and more. |
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| Several
key groups are providing leadership to the Atlanta event
including uniteAtlanta, the Georgia Strategic Prayer Network,
Atlanta Christian Foundation, the Atlanta Coalition of
Workplace Ministries and the Atlanta Christian business
community. |
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Not
Just Atlanta |
| The
Atlanta Global Day of Prayer is not just for Atlanta.
We believe cities throughout the state will also
want to join in prayer in their own cities. Our
vision includes the entire State of Georgia. |
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Our
Vision