Do you see the constant golden thread through this all ...
ONE PRAYER
"Did you feel the earth tremble
when the saints together sang one song
when they prayed one same prayer ..."
Starting at sunrise, August 13, we will walk from church to church through Brixton, Auckland Park and Melville. There are 13 churches on the route and each section of the walk connects 2 churches. You can join in at any section walking and praying as the Lord leads you.
Scroll down for the map as well as the 13 sections and time-slots. You are welcome to join in at any time-slot ...
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This made me think of Jesus and the twelve disciples, something like completeness.
The body and Jesus as one.
13 of them, living together, growing together, the teacher and the taught.
We reign with him, seated in heavenly places, so somehow this has governance principles in it for the body of christ.
May you see from that place seated above as you prayerwalk.
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