Prayer is essential!
Prayer is a vital ingredient in all Christian work and ministry. Prayer is our way of communicating with God.
We are told to pray for others and for kings and all those in authority (1 Tim 2: 1-4).
A weekly prayer meeting and breakfast is held at Salt Shakers' office.
We have inserted the following verse in every issue of our monthly journal:
"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." 2 Chr. 7:14
Opportunities for prayer include:
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Australian Prayer Network Linking many prayer groups around the nation.
Forty Days of Prayer and Fasting 40 days of prayer in Melbourne leading up to Easter. Organised by Transforming Melbourne.
Missing and Exploited Children A ministry set up to pray for missing and exploited children.
Muslim - 30 days of Prayer During Ramadan, the 30 days of Muslim prayer and fasting, organised prayer for Muslims.
National Day of Thanksgiving National event with messages from the Governor General and the Prime Minister. Held on the Saturday before Pentecost Sunday each year.
One Million Aussies Praying A ministry set up to pray for the preservation of our Christian heritage and to pray for Muslims in Australia.
Parliamentary Prayer Network A ministry that prays for members of parliament around Australia.
Persecuted Church Every year a special week of prayer focuses on praying for Christians who are persecuted for their faith.
Prayer Breakfasts
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National Prayer Breakfast
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Melbourne Prayer Breakfast
Prayer Groups For Schools A national network of groups of people who pray for their schools.
Rise Up Australia Concerned Christians united in prayer for Australia across the nation. Meetings are held once a month in 32 cities and towns around Australia. Co-ordinated by Catch the Fire Ministries.
See You at the Pole High school students gathering to pray at the flagpole at their school.
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