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Log in Entries by Topic All topics « F unAQs Pure Satire idiosyncratic egotism legal matters my books reviews Blog Tools Edit your Blog Build a BlogRSS FeedView Profile Group One Christian-oneness.org, my main website Our Oneness in Christ, about my published book Common Divisive Fallacies A Conciliatory Approach to Speaking in Tongues Group Two Lycos Home Lycos Search Lycos News Ian Johnson new identity altered personality blog Wednesday, 9 July 2008 "1 of 300," Topeka, Kansas, Christian Men from All Denominations and Races Praying Spurred by recent violence in Topeka, a group of eleven churches from several denominations has inaugurated a series of Tuesday night prayer meetings open to men from all Christian denominations. The purpose of these prayer meetings is to pray together for widespread repentance and responsiveness to the Gospel in Topeka, for a change in the atmosphere of the city, and for an end to the recent increase in violence here. The meetings are not intended to promote sheep stealing, and no opportunity is presented for this activity. I personally had no involvement in the initiation or organization of these meetings, which were started entirely at the initiative of the pastors of the host churches, and I have no role in the leadership. But I do attend the meetings and support the effort. (I understand that the full participation of additional host churches not already included in the list is welcome). The organizers believe, as I do, that one of the major causes of violence in our society is the racial and denominational barriers that divide the Church, and that the negative effects of these barriers may be overcome by unified prayer. The organizers also believe that the present impotence of the church in the face of the evils in our city (and world) results in part from the fact that the MEN in the Church have abdicated their leadership, and that bringing the MEN together is the key to great effectiveness. The prayer meetings that currently have scheduled locations are:July 15, 7 p.m., Wanamaker Woods Church of the NazareneJuly 22, 7 p.m., St. John AME Church The group's current brochure states: "Answer the Call:""If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land. II Chronicles 7:14""God is looking for 300 men of faith who will cross denominational, religious and cultural barriers to pray for the city of Topeka and her people. We will pray for approximately 1 hour at different locations throughout the city in the upcoming weeks. We are more powerful together than we are apart. So join us as we stand united and take back what has been stolen from us."The "host churches" listed in the current brochure are: First Assembly of God, Antioch Baptist Church, El Shaddai Ministries COGIC, Fairlawn Church of the Nazarene, Fellowship Bible Church, Light of the World Christian Center, New Mt. Zion Baptist Church, St. John AME Church, Temple of Deliverance COGIC, Topeka Bible Church and Wanamaker Woods Church of the Nazarene.The contact person listed "for more information" is Pastor E.T. Watson, III, El Shaddai Ministries, 920 S.E. Sherman Ave., Topeka, KS 66607, (785) 232-5754 or (785) 845-9851I will post schedules of meeting times and places weekly at Topeka Unified Prayer and Evangelism: Positive Developments. Posted by ian_j_site2 at 6:23 PM EDT Share This Post  |
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