After 21 Days of Prayer, What’s Next?

At least fifty SCBO churches have participated in the 21 Days of Prayer. As churches begin to pray in unity, great reports are coming in. So, what’s next?
In the fall, a pilot group of a dozen churches participated in a Prayer, Care, Share initiative that ended with a Friend Day.
Pastor David Haarmeyer, East River Road Baptist Church, Fairfield, reports, “21 days of prayer and Prayer Care Share had the most significant impact on our ministry in 2024. We, as a church, saw eight baptisms this past year. The first came during our 21 days of prayer, and the other seven came after our 12 weeks of Prayer Care Share.”
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Brad Adrian, a leader at East River Road, writes, “Sharing the gospel is commanded of us, and this is a skill we need to develop. Prayer, Care, Share's simplicity works for individuals and churches. It helps us to pray more intentionally, care more compassionately, and see ways to share the Good News with impact.”
If you want to be involved with other pastors in the spring coaching accountability cohort, preparing for Easter, contact Dave Earley at dbearley@liberty.edu. You can find out more about Prayer, Care, Share at https://prayer-care-share.com/.