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Become A Member of Our New Worship Prayer Team


WORSHIP PRAYER TEAM
God has made it clear to me and our church leadership that we need to place a renewed emphasis on prayer.  While we have a few that are attending our various Sunday morning and Monday evening prayer times, we need more!  We need more people praying, seeking God’s face, asking for His Spirit to move and intercession for others.  We need prayer warriors!
Sunday, January 15th we will begin our Worship Prayer Team!
We need people to sign up to pray during our Sunday morning and evening services.  The Worship Prayer Team will pray for the worship team, pastor, deacons, and the hearts of those who listen to the sermon.  We need to pray protection over our church.  We need people to lift up the names on our prayer list.
How Will It Work?
We will have a signup sheet on the hallway bulletin board for those wanting to participate or you can email Pastor James [pastorjames@homelandparkbc.org].  When the worship service starts the prayer team will begin praying in the Pastor’s Study through a list of requests. You can do this by yourself or have someone pray with you.  Choir members can pray after they sing. We will take the names of those who sign up for this prayer team and spread them over a monthly cycle.  You can sign up to pray as much or little as you like. Help us pray HPBC into a new era of ministry!
In Him,
Pastor James
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