Supported by Prayer

The Gospel is the fire in our engine, but prayer is the gasoline (or for the "green" Christians - electricity). Prayer is spoken of quite often in church. Prayer groups are often formed. But still, we are normally not a praying people. We get together and "share" for 50 minutes and pray for 10. We hear countless sermons on prayer and yet are not moved.

We desire our ministry to be so dependent on God that whatever the outcome would be, we know it could only be God at work. This is why prayer is holding up our foundation. Without it, we will just be another organization that helps people.

Pastor Darren