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In
accordance with Biblical truth, the National Day of
Prayer Task Force seeks to:
- Foster unity within the Christian Church
- Protect America's Constitutional Freedoms to
gather, worship, pray and speak freely.
- Publicize and preserve America's Christian
heritage
- Encourage and emphasize prayer, regardless
of current issues and positions
- Respect all people, regardless of
denomination or creed
- Be wise stewards of God's resources and
provision
- Glorify the Lord in word and deed
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We
are the Judeo-Christian expression of the National
Day of Prayer which was established in 1952 by a
joint resolution of the United States Congress and
signed into law by President Harry S. Truman. The
United States was born in prayer and founded on a
relationship with God while instituting His biblical
principals and moral values. |
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The
National Day of Prayer Task Force exists to
communicate with every individual the need for
personal repentance and prayer, mobilizing the
Christian community to intercede for America and its
leadership.
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The
National Day of Prayer Task Force calls the nation
to prayer by creating awareness and urgency for
intercession and providing the resources necessary
to facilitate prayer growth in America.
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Official
Policy Statement on Participation
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Official Policy Statement on Participation on
Participation of "Non-Judeo-Christian" groups in the
National Day of Prayer:
The National Day of Prayer was created by an act
of Congress and is, therefore, intended for all
peoples of faith to pray to the God of their
understanding
However, our expression of that involvement is
specifically limited to the Judeo-Christian heritage
and those who share that conviction as expressed in
the Lausanne Covenant. If peoples of other faiths
wish to celebrate in their own tradition, they are
welcome to do so, but we must be true to those who
have supported this effort and volunteered their
time to promote it. National Day of Prayer is not a
function of the government and, therefore, a
particular expression of it can be defined by those
who choose to organize it. This is not a
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1
Timothy 2
Instructions on Worship
1I urge, then, first of all, that requests,
prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for
everyone-- 2for kings and all those in
authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in
all godliness and holiness. 3This is good, and
pleases God our Savior, 4who wants all men to
be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth.
We
want to insure your leader receives a blanket of prayer.
That their requests and answers to prayer are known and
lifted up to our heavenly Father. That peace would come to
our land and that we could spread the word of gospel to
these leaders so that they to could become a leader in
Christ and influence others to come to a knowledge of the
truth.
We
also want to offer the protection and benefit of prayer to
our prayer teams through our
Prayer Portal©.
You and your fellow team members as well as the rest of
our teams
can let their prayer needs be know as
all you offer your prayer requests
that stream to all team members allowing them to lift one
another's needs to our heavenly Father. All can join in on the prayer with the flexibility of dialing in to the
needs of any participating town, county, region or all the requests of
our entire state.
We
want to insure our leader receives a blanket of prayer so
we would love for you to assist us in building a network
of prayer worriers. Please share this vision with your
friends and coworkers. Be sure to tell your churches
members or prayer team about us.
Indiana - National Day of Prayer 865 Country Walk
Court Brownsburg Indiana 46112
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