It has been said that nothing happens in God's Kingdom without prayer.  And each of our staff will attest that the importance of prayer in the areas where they serve cannot be over-stated.  Whether it be in some far-off land, or in the quiet familiarity of our own personal life with Jesus, prayer is crucial.

And not seminars or teachings about prayer, but actual praying!  As important as training in prayer is, it does not eliminate the need for actual praying.  So we pray... and we worship.

When we are together we make prayer a high priority.  Our meetings are filled with prayer and worship.  We are learning how to worship in ways that are contemporary and also in ways that are rooted in the ancient truths and practices of the Church... even back to the Church's earliest roots as a branch "grafted in" to the root of Israel.  There is much we are learning from one another, and from the writings of fathers and mothers of the faith.

We want our prayers and worship to be God-centered more than man-centered.  To be sure, when we worship God and pray we receive great benefit.  But the object of our prayers is to see the Kingdom of God strengthened and extended into places where it has not yet taken root.  And our worship is for God's benefit, not our own.

We are on a journey of discovery concerning worship and prayer.  these are two more ways in which we believe god is showing us how to "Prepare The Way For The King!"