Worship 1| Fellowship 2 | Discipleship 3 | Ministry 4| Evangelism 5

How to start a CityLight Prayer Group

 Worship 1

The first step in starting a CityLight Prayer Group is to enter into a spirit of Worship... a spirit of unrelenting, unceasing prayer.  Taking time to seek the face of God and experience His presence from the very depths of your soul.  It is by the will of God and only by the will of God that you can be an instrument of this work.

Ask God to reveal His purpose for your life. The purpose for the entirety of your being. Study the Word of God- the Bible. Pray for the manifold wisdom of God to be made manifest in your every endeavor. View the 5 twenty minute video sessions of Stephen Manley's study on prayer and the Book of Ephesians.

Seek the advice, counsel and prayers of your pastor, deacons and church leaders.  Learn more about CityLight and its leaders.  Share your passion and love for the Lord Jesus and this mission of prayer with your fellow believers. Allow the call of II Chronicles 7:14 to resonant in your spirit.  Examine your life, the lives of those in your community and the spirit and values by which you live. As you discover the will of God for this generation,  we pray that you will join us as we join with Him in complete obedience and submission.

Knock on the door to your heart and the heart of this generation to live The Great Commandments and to pursue with reckless abandon The Great Commission.  Allow the door of prayer to open the hearts of a dying generation and give hope anew to those who have not heard the Good News.

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Each Prayer Group can grow into a five fold ministry of

Randy Allsbury

We shall humble ourselves, Pray, seek the face of God and turn from our wicked ways.

Christie Savage

As a Catalyst Connecting Christ to the Culture for Community Change we are call to live The Two Great Commandments and carry out The Great Commission. 
 

Gene F. Brown

Knock on the door to your heart and the heart of this generation to live The Great Commandments and to pursue with reckless abandon The Great Commission.