Small went on to say, “It takes prayer training to the local congregation, gives them bite-sized learning pieces, new fresh resources, a chance to connect with and encourage prayer leaders from other congregations near them.”
The 43-month, quarterly program is sponsored by PROJECT PRAY and Church of God Prayer Ministries. Facilitators need to be certified to lead the well-resourced process.
Now, Project Pray is offering certification for a number of the Schools of Prayer that have been presented across the nation and around the world.
“This is a symbiotic partnership,” Small says. “If we can train leaders to serve an on-going prayer training process and offer Schools of Prayer in local churches, quality materials that stretch our prayer theology and practice, then we are on the edge of seeing a movement of prayer that offers the hope of revival and awakening.”
The training conference will be held at Ridgecrest, located near Asheville, N.C., May 25-27. The cost for the certification is nominal. For information, go to www.projectpray.org/project-pray-training or call 855-542-5483.