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Commonwealth Prayer Initiative
Commonwealth Prayer Initiative
Thursday, 13 October 2011 12:57
The Commonwealth Prayer Initiative began as a way to support Commonwealth Heads of Government and their nations in prayer in the lead up to CHOGM 2011. It has now spread to 54 nations and involves thousands of churches, organisations, schools and even a prison! People are not only learning about their adopted nation but also about the 8 Millennium Development Goals and how to support these goals, through prayer and action. During CHOGM, Christians from around the Commonwealth will converge on Perth from 20th till 30th October for the Commonwealth Christian Assembly followed by a jam-packed week of 24/7 prayer and worship.
Visit www.commonwealthprayer.org for more information
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