 | Practical Ministry Skills
Leading a Group in Prayer
Practical insights for anyone who ever guides the prayer time in a corporate setting, from small groups to committees to large prayer gatherings.
| Store Code: PS66
Format(s): Microsoft Word 
Price: $14.95
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| Topics: | Authenticity, Leadership, Prayer, Small groups, Stress, Unity, Vulnerability |
| Filters: | Bible study, Church board, Pastor, Prayer, Small group leader, Small groups |
| Purpose: | Discipleship |
| References: | Matthew 6:9 , John 15:7, Psalm 64:10 |
| Date Added: | July 08, 2009 |
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Group prayer—we do it all the time, but how often have we explored its peculiar dynamics? We talk to God, but with others listening in and (sometimes) joining their thoughts to our words. It is an activity in which we are often more afraid of a human audience than the audience of the Almighty One. It is both intimate and very public.
This 23-page collection of articles is designed to help anyone who ever facilitates a time of group prayer—for three people or 100. Glean valuable insights for helping everyone participate, in a way that is genuine, edifying, and God-honoring. NOTE: You have permission to make up to 1,000 copies of this resource to be distributed in a church or educational setting.
This Training Pack contains all of the following:
Praying to be OverheadLet your public prayers be both self-aware and God-centered. by Jay Thomas
4 Things Prayer Leaders NeedInstill the right qualities and skills in the people who lead prayer in your church. by Daniel Henderson
Guidelines for Group PrayerThese five principles can open participants up to God’s transforming work. by Wayne Jacobsen
Vectoring PrayerLearn to pray in agreement with others. by Ben Patterson
Prayer SnaresBe wary of these kinds of prayer requests in your group. by Wayne Jacobsen
Stretching Your Group’s Prayer MusclesTry these different approaches to group prayer. by Andrew Wheeler
Tips for Leading a Prayer MeetingFollow these suggestions to foster focus and participation. by Cheryl Sacks
Prayer Meeting DilemmasSix FAQs from corporate prayer leaders. by Cheryl Sacks
Focusing Activities for a Prayer MeetingUse these ideas to keep participants in the proper mindset. by John Franklin
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