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What will you be doing this year to support your school? Have you considered starting a prayer group to uphold your friends, leaders, and teachers before the Lord? The YCLA will be pressing forward once again in the 2010-11 school year with our Operation Pi vision: a “Prayer Initiative” for our education, in which you can be a part!
If you are not praying for your school, you are missing an amazing blessing God wants to give you. However, even if you already pray for your school on your own, it is still a great idea to begin praying regularly with your friends. Not only does this action allow you to better track God’s workings and acknowledge Him to others, it creates a spirit of teamwork between students with a heart for Christ.
The YCLA has developed two web pages that can aid in assembling such a group. Go to www.YCLAlliance.org/operationpi.htm for more info on this project and to join our Facebook page! Or, for resources and support in getting started, you can check out www.YoungChristianLeaders.org/prayer.aspx.
You may also email yclalliance@gmail.com with any comments, questions, or ideas. Thanks for working with us to reclaim America’s schools!
Categories: Reformation, Witnessing, Events/Outreaches
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