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Motorcycles and Ministry
 
Our WNOP Prayer Ministry is expanding its reach in answering the call for help by teaching prayer evangelism initiatives to different ministries. The same week WNOP was teaching the students enrolled at Apostolic Bible Institute (ABI) in Oakdale, Minnesota, WNOP was asked to come to the state of Georgia to share its knowledge in the basics of Spiritual Warfare to the Azusa Street Riders Motorcycle Ministry. This curriculum is designed for church planters, church re-builders and prayer warriors alike to reach their communities for the Lord, yet, we are finding that other ministries and Bible Colleges want to learn also about spiritual warfare principles.
 
The Azusa Street Riders, a UPCI endorsed Motorcycle Ministry outreach group started in 1999 by Brother Fred Beall. The group gathers each year before they set out for their Spring motorcycle rides. The group gets together for an all-night prayer meeting which they call,  "Binding the Strongman . "  There is worship , singing, teaching and prayer until 8:00 AM. And most of all, there is a great move of the Spirit of God.
 
On March 6-7, 2020, their 8th annual event was held this year by Rev. Ron Linville. Juli Jasinski was the lead teacher in the training that took place, followed by Randy Hennigan, Lydia Diaz, Fred & Diane Beall and Mark Hardin. We were happy that Sis. Julie McGhghy  (an AIM worker and ASR member), came all the way from the country of Costa Rica to attend the spiritual warfare training with us.
 
Over 35 people were in attendance and ASR prayer warriors stayed up to pray until the morning light! This event taught its participants how to  do territorial research for strategic praying, the do's and don't s of effective prayer walking, and how to implement the prayer walks in their town. We set   up a mock prayer walk in the fellowship hall with 12 prayer stations. Each group went from station to   station to pray over different strongholds that they may find in a city. Many seminar attendees were   transformed and equipped in the supernatural and greatly empowered in outreach ministry and   service to God!
 
Juli Jasinski, Guest Writer
District Prayer Coordinator 
Massachusetts/Rhode Island District  
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All of the oral presentations were very good. The written materials were also very good. For me, the most informative concept was that of disengagement. I have occasionally engaged in spiritual warfare for specific urgent matters over the past 5 or so years. And I always seem to notice that whatever I am battling, is defeated for the person for whom I am battling. And yet, after the fact, the spirit that I battled seems to attack me or someone in my family. I now know why and I will begin being careful to disengage after I engage. There is a "Strongholds ('Issues') List" in the written material. This is very helpful for understanding the various strongholds in order to bind them. Also, the prayer walk through the various stations put together by Sis. Diaz was very helpful. ~ Julie McGhghy, AIM Worker, Costa Rica 
 
Disengagement: Once you engage the enemy, you must disengage! If you do not, after you are done praying, they will stay engaged in warfare with you! When you go about your life and daily routine, the enemy will stay engaged in warfare while you are living life.The enemy is hierarchical, he will follow commands. Use the authority and power of the name of Jesus and tell the enemy to disengage. I heard a preacher ask one time, "If we can bind the devil, why does he keep getting loose?" One reason may very well be because we don't disengage! ~ Rev. Mike Markham, Clanton, Alabama
 
One thing I had never thought of that I learned at BTSM was to disengage. I had the opportunity to ask Sis. Jasinski if the reason I had such a battle with spiritual warfare after doing altar work was because I had never been taught to disengage. She told me it would make a difference once I learned to disengage after warfare at the altar or after prayer meeting. I will be putting this into practice once the church services are back to regular meetings. ~ Laureen Theodore, ASR Treasurer and ASR Chaplain, Warren, Ohio
      
          
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Unto Us the Cross is the Power of God
 
"For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God" (I Corinthians 1:18).

The act of Calvary represents history's most powerful demonstration of love by Jesus Christ. All because it exploded an unparalleled power against evil and a superior love for humanity never seen before. All hope, miracles, strength and sustaining love flows from the finished works of Calvary by Jesus Christ. Every act He performed through Calvary was for redemptive, reconciliatory and relationship purposes (Hebrew 4:15).
 
1.       His trial and court case with the Sanhedrin (Isaiah 53:3-4):
  Was for power to be released to help us when we experience the slander.
  Was for power released to help us when we experience character assassinations.
2.       His scourging and beatings (Isaiah 53:5):
  Was for power to be released for our physical sufferings we would experience.
  Was for power released to give us our physical healing.
3.      The crown of thorns (Philippians 2:5):
  Was for power released for our mental and emotional healing.
  Was for power to be released for strength and endurance for the mind.
4.     The nail piercings of His hands (John 20:27):
Was for power to be released to help us with service ministry and loving others.
5.     The nail piercings for His feet (Romans 10:15):
  Was for power released for our jobs and ministries.
  Was for carrying the Gospel.
6.      The piercing of His side (Ephesians 5:30):
  Was for power released to be His Bride.
  Was for power to learn how to receive his kind of superior love for us.
7.      The robe Jesus wore (Isaiah 61:10):
Was for power to walk in our identity.
Was for power to walk in holiness living. 
 
Calvary is FINAL! It is our total source for power and passion when engaging in spiritual warfare and intimacy with Jesus Christ. Regarding this message, let's pray through faith these areas into the natural, based on Calvary's finished Works (Colossians 2:14-15).
  
Pastor Don Rogers
The Pentecostals of Wisconsin
District Prayer Coordinator
Wisconsin District 


Spring 90 Day Prayer Journey

It is almost time again for our Spring 90 Day Prayer Journey for our beloved prodigals.    As in the past, we will begin on Wednesday, April 1. Our theme this year is 'Welcome Home.'

We pray and fast for our prodigals to return, but have we thought about the personal responsibility and commitment of loving them home and then loving them to complete restoration?    Loving prodigals requires a cost; a complete trust in Our Heavenly Father and submitting fully to the process within us and them.  

As the rooster crowed the second time on that early morning in Jerusalem, the Apostle Peter realized what he had done.    He had failed Jesus.    We can only imagine how he must have felt.    Jesus knew.    He didn't send a word of reprimand, or "Remember what I said you would do," or "I told you so." He didn't put him through steps of earning back his place with the eleven.   
 
Peter didn't need to be told how wrong he was.    He already knew just as our beloved prodigals know.    Jesus simply had the young man dressed in white by the tomb that day to include Peter by name, when he announced the instructions to the women where they could go to find Jesus.    That was His 'Welcome Home' sign.    He could return and he would be safe.    Just come home.   Your welcome is waiting.    He even trusted him with the message of The Gospel on The Day of Pentecost. 
 
Having the heart of Jesus with our prodigals takes time in His presence and The Word.    It takes much intentional preparation and commitment.    It takes spiritual warfare and rest; rest in our minds and bodies.    It takes persistent childlike faith and trust.  

We love them when they do not deserve to be loved just as Jesus loved us and sacrificed His all for us when we were yet in sin and unlovable.    The heart of Jesus says you may not feel you deserve to be loved but, "I want you home.    You are welcome.    I am here until you are healed and whole.    I won't preach to you.    I won't quote or send scriptures in text.    I won't re-preach sermons.    I won't look for opportune times to manipulate your thoughts.    I won't judge or condemn you when you fall.    I won't try to change you.    I'll trust Jesus to do that.    I'm just going to love you.    His Spirit within you will lead and guide you.    We can trust that process.    You and He will do this together.    With healthy boundaries understood by both of us, I commit to love you until..."
 
As we approach the eleventh 90 Days of Prayers For Our Prodigals Prayer Journey, let us think and pray about The Father in Luke 15.    His heart had been in preparation while waiting for his wayward son.    We don't know how long the son was gone.    We just know that 'gone' can mean anything.   Praying and preparing in trust, takes intentional focus; not on just the son but also on The Father.  When the son returned, the Father's heart received (Greek: dechomai...warmly receptive, welcoming) him.  He had no fear of the days ahead or the restoration process.  His heart was perfectly aligned and prepared.  

Lord, prepare our hearts as we pray for Your covenant children's return to You.  There has been no greater or more important time on God's timeline up to this time for bringing home Your Covenant Sons and Daughters!   Let us be mindful of the work You desire first in us.  Help us to align our 'Welcome Home' with Yours.  In Jesus Name, amen.  

With a deep longing for the harvest,
Don and Dy Anne Long
POA HOPE Prayer...for prodigals and those who love them. 
Pentecostals of Alexandria
Email: hopejer3117@aol.com 
FB: HOPE2HOPE15 
IG:   HOPE2HOPE15 

Notes: 
*  We will pray the book Prayers For Prodigals, 90 Days of Prayers For Your Child, by Dr. James Banks in unity. These prayers will be prayed for ALL prodigals.  
* United 90 Day Prayer Journey begins 4.1.20.     We will conclude 6.30.20.  
* United Fast Days are Day 1, 4.1.20.    Day 45, and Day 90.   
We will send notices of these days on FB and IG.   
  
Returned prodigal, Rick Colbert,
Alexandria, LA, sharing hope and encouragement with Rev. and Sis. J. H. Osborne at BOTT20.  
Returned prodigal after 12 years giving praise to God. Restoration 7 years. God is good!  
Returned prodigal, giving his testimony to HOPE Prayer. He is now running three Sober Living Homes in Alexandria, LA. 
We've been praying, we've been sowing.
Now we're crying, heaven send the rain.
We're hungry, we're thirsty for YOU. We want YOU.
We're patiently waiting for YOU.    We need YOU. 
Song by William McDowell 
     
What an exciting time for Apostolics, Christians, believers of God!   I f you're afraid, read God's promises again.    Read the prophecies of His Holy Word.    Re m ember how God took care of His people.    This is a time to pray, be wise, obey, and walk ci rcumspectly.    The Godly men and people of the Bible went through trials. They submitted to the ruler over them.   God brought them through and He b rought them OUT! 
He'll do it again! 
                                                                                                                                               Prayer Requests for Prodigals  
"Remember the former things of old: for I am God, and there is none else; I am God, and there is none like Me. Declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all My pleasure:" Isaiah 46:9,10 (KJV)
 
Spring POA HOPE PRAYER Team is READY!
 
We will again pray together the book, PRAYERS FOR PRODIGALS ...90 Days of Prayers For ALL prodigals, by Dr. James Banks :   April 1- June 30.God's Word will be fulfilled. What He's done before, He will do it again. Our theme is WELCOME HOME. "And there is hope in thine end, saith the Lord, that thy children shall come again to their own border." Jeremiah 31:17 (KJV)  
 
Get your 'welcome' ready. Freshen the best robe. Fatten the calf, shine the ring and shoes!    Set the table in great anticipation. Speak of the glorious things God has done and is already doing. Look out the door and down the road with an expectant heart! Align your spirit and will with The Father to give a  Luke 15 'Welcome Home' to your beloved prodigal.  
   

UPCI General Board
 









David K. Bernard
General Superintendent
General Presbyters   (A-J)   
                                                                              
Royce Andrus
(New Jersey/Delaware)
 James Booker
(Wisconsin)		 Terry Brewer
(Atlantic) 
 Ronald Brown
(Tennessee)
Steve Carrington
(Texico)
 Brent Coltharp
(Illinois)
 Marrell Cornwell
(Kansas)
    Kevin Cox
(Louisiana)
Jack Cunningham
(Virginia)
Stan Davidson 
(Alabama) 
Dean Dickinson 
(Nova Scotia)
 Andrew Dillon 
(British Columbia)
David Fauss
(South Texas)
  Irvin Fields 
(South Dakota)
 Daniel Flemming 
(Iowa)
 Richard Flowers
(North Texas) 
Jesus Fortaleza
(Central Canadian)
Tim Gaddy
(Arkansas)
 Eddie Gann
(South Carolina)
 Parcel Graves
(Oregon) 
Nathaniel Hampton
(Idaho)
John Hanson
(Connecticut) 
Art Hodges III
(Southern California)
Gary Hogan
(Arizona) 
Wayne Huntley
(North Carolina) 
 Greg Hurley
(WV/Western Maryland)
Darrell Johns
(Georgia) 

*Names above are continually being updated as changes are reported.
Missionaries
 

Global Missionaries  
Stephen & Angelica Merritt (Western Samoa/American Samoa)
Joshua & Christene Moreno (Greece )
Robert & Sheri Moses (Russia)
Stephen & Yvonne Nix (Nicaragua)
John & Anne Nowacki (France; Monaco)
Stephen & Lynnette O'Donnell (Hong Kong; China)
James & Harmony Pace (Austria)

  
North American Missionaries
Mauricio Matamoros Family (Adelphi, Maryland)
Elwood Collins Family (Marion Station, Maryland)
Alvaro Marin Family (Frederick, Maryland)
Georges Bocage Family (Laurel, Maryland )
Daniel Whisenhunt Family ( Aquasco, Maryland)
Victor Diaz-Andino Family (College Estates, Maryland) 
Tovel Young  Family   (Bowie, Maryland )
Access Challenged Nations

Join the World Network of Prayer and Global Missions in praying for the nations that currently do not have an apostolic work. We will focus on one nation each week.
 
The umbrella of Multicultural Ministries encompasses 16 ministries focused on specific nationalities/ethnic groups, 3 ministries with a special cultural focus, 2 resource ministries and 1 missionary program, each dedicated to effective strategies for evangelism, discipleship, and training. Multicultural Ministries provide materials and resources to help people reach into the many cultural groups of North America. Multicultural Ministries is led by Brocc Chavis, MCM Director. Ministries for prayer. Please join us in praying for these important ministries.   
 
Burmese Evangelism 
 
Our Mission:  
 
To connect the Burmese people to Jesus through community and evangelism. 

Kam K. Kap
Burmese Evangelism Coordinator 
 
It is imperative that we pray for evangelists. We will focus on praying for evangelists each week. The  Evangelist Ministry recognizes and promotes the Biblical role of evangelist as stated in Ephesians 4:11-12, "And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers; For the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ." The Evangelist Ministry is dedicated to preaching the gospel and effectively ministering by partnering with pastors worldwide to gather vision, faith, and harvest, saving the lost, and edifying the church. Pastors can confidently book a licensed, enrolled evangelist that will bless their church.   Doug Klinedinst is the ministry coordinator. This week let's pray for all evangelists!  

UPCI Evangelists (W-B):

Aaron Wright Ronnie Wright Joseph Zirpoli Victor Alba
Gregory Albritton Charles Allen Sr. Jason Beardsley  

   
The mission of the Occupational Chaplains Association (OCA) is to equip and credential United Pentecostal chaplains to present the Gospel in a compelling fashion to occupational and communal America. The vision of the OCA is to equip and ecclesiastically endorse United Pentecostal chaplains to reach beyond the closed doors and separating barriers of Corporate America. We are professional caregivers coming along side of today's workforce and their families to be the bridge of spiritual and emotional help to those caught in the machinery of life. We assist employers to retain workers and defusing workplace violence by presenting the Gospel through a ministry of presence. William Dillon is the Director of OCA. Click on the link, and let's pray for all of the following Chaplains listed this week!
                             

           

           
World Needs: 
 
  • Pray for Jesus to give His body the focus that is needed for souls to be saved and for his Kingdom to come and His will to be done by His children.
  • Pray for God's will to be done with the State of Idaho and it's Governor concerning the two bills pertaining to transgender rights which has prompted out-cry from the LGBTQ and human rights advocates. 
  • Pray for God to continue to protect His people, church leaders and all churches during the current challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Currently, an out-cry is beginning to rise against some churches and pastors in Canada and America.  A pastor in Quebec, Canada was arrested for holding online services.
  • Continue to pray about the Coronavirus as there are more than 1,292,564 cases of the COVID-19 virus worldwide, more than 338,995 people infected in the US,  and over 70,798 people have died worldwide, and 9,654 deaths in the US.
  • Pray for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson who was admitted to the hospital, and for world leaders and their spouses.



2020 WNOP Events
  • 30 Days of Prayer (January 2-31)
  • New York Metro District Prayer Conference, St. Albans, New York (January 17-18)
  • WNOP Leadership Retreat, Weldon Spring, Missouri; Scott Graham (February 5-7)
  • Ministry And Prayer (MAP) Seminar, ABI; Oakdale, Minnesota; Lee Stoneking (March 4-6)
  • School of Prayer, Ijamsville, Maryland,; Jason Sciscoe (March 19-21) Postponed
  • Apostolic Day of Prayer (March 27)
  • Advanced Prayer Seminar, Del Valle, Texas; Chris & Danielle Green (April 2-4) Postponed 
  • Northwest Regional Summons, Renton, Washington (April 30 - May 2) Postponed
  • National Day of Prayer (May 7)
  • National Apostolic Day of Prayer (May 8)
  • Global Day of Prayer (May 31)
  • International Summons, Bridgeton, Missouri; David/Connie Bernard, Cortt Chavis (June 18-20)
  • "Operation Switzerland," (June 28 - July 7)
  • "Operation Turkey," (July 23-30)
  • "Operation Jamaica," Trelawny, Jamaica (August 10-16)
  • New England Territory Summons, Tiverton, Rhode Island (August 20-22)
  • UPCI World Day of Prayer (September 16)
  • South Texas District Regional Summons, Houston, Texas; J. Sciscoe (September 10-12) 
  • UPCI General Conference Prayer Seminars, St. Louis, Missouri (September 24-25)
  • YM WNOP Youth Explosion Summons (YES!), St. Charles, Missouri (September 26)
  • Ontario District Regional Summons, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (November 5-7)
  • Georgia District Regional Summons, College Park, Georgia (November 12-14)
  • Detroit Regional Summons, Romulus, Michigan (November 19-21)
  • New England Summons, London, England - Pending (Dates TBD)
Note:  More 2020 event dates to be added to the WNOP Calendar later as approved by the Board throughout the year.

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