2021 Northwest Region Prayer Summons
What an amazing first WNOP Northwest Region Prayer Summons on April 22-24, 2021 in Renton, Washington! Hosted by Renaissance Apostolic Church (RAC) and Pastor Craig Warren, the Summons exceeded all expectations! Many people who attended this event in-person and watched online were tremendously blessed. There also were reports of healing and miracles!
From the prayers before the start at strategic places in Renton to break any resistance from the enemy to the Summons, led by Leana DeFoe, Section 4 Prayer Coordinator, along with Stan & Juli Jasinski, WNOP National Harvest Evangelism Coordinators, prayer broke open the atmosphere for God’s greatness to flow! From the opening greeting by host pastor Warren, to the singing of the RAC praise team, the great presence of God was evident.
The opening Thursday night message, “Lift up your Eyes,” from Washington District Superintendent, Raymond Woodson, highlighted a powerful key point: earth’s view is parallel and reactive; God’s view is vertical and directive…heavenly! He was followed by Evangelist Tim Greene, who spoke on “Supernatural Prayer.” He then had us practice different levels of prayer! How incredible! Fire at the altar!
On Friday morning the devotional was led by Idaho District Prayer Coordinator, Chris Paolini, who opened the day in fire as he spoke on “Moses Moved His Tent.” We can influence the next generation! Evangelist Greene then opened with “Focusing on Passion.” He encouraged us to have passion in our prayers and not to let other negative influences draw away our passion! WNOP Southwest Regional Prayer Coordinator Pastor Joe Garcia then ministered on “When Jesus Prayed!” We have purpose when we pray! Following the lunch break, WNOP Director Flo Shaw opened the afternoon session with “Supernatural Prayer Anointing, SPA!” When God moves, some become spectators, but don’t experience it! How deep do you want to go? Get beyond the point of self-interest! WNOP Northwest Regional Prayer Coordinator Patrick Alvarez spoke on “The White Feather,” on carrying the commitment of prayer wherever you go!
The Friday evening service was life changing as the praise team led by Niki Guin opened in great praise! We then received great direction as Evangelist Doug Klinedinst ministered on “How to Find God!” He gave his testimony on how God found him, and how God answers prayers. He gave the example of starving saints in Ethiopia who prayed for food, and fish rained down to them from the sky!
Saturday morning devotional rocked us when WAM Minister Daniel Wyman spoke powerfully and led in anointed prayer and fire! Then Sister Shaw told us to “Dream Big!” Pastor Garcia then moved in the prophetic word and talked to us! “Some have been in a cloudy place, but I have heard your prayers, and I am moving with angels to you. I have heard your prayers and your cries. The door has been opened!” He ministered on “The Olive Tree.” Evangelist Klinedinst then moved us into more of the prophetic and had everyone come to the altar and he released an impartation!
Overall, it was an incredible Summons! The photos below also help to illustrate this dynamic event! A special thanks to Brother and Sister DeFoe and Brother and Sister Scheftic for their tireless work in making this history-making Summons a great success! Thanks to all who helped, prayed, and fasted. You have made history as the Northwest is cracking open! Thank you!
Rev. Patrick Alvarez
Washington District Prayer Coordinator
WNOP Northwest Regional Prayer Coordinator
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Prayer Points for the AIM Program
AIM (Associates in Missions) is the short-term missionary program of Global Missions, UPCI.
Please pray for:
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Influence and Favor. That God would grant them favor in the sight of the public and the government
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Safety. That God would keep them safe before, during, and after their AIM tenure
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Revival. That God would use them to help bring revival to their cities and nations
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Fellowship. That God would send fellow Christians to befriend them
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Financial Blessing. That God would bless their finances and stretch them as far as possible
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Strength and Encouragement. That God would be their strength and keep their head lifted and their hands strengthened, taking the Word to the World
Reverend Jim Poitras
Director of Education/AIM
Global Missions
United Pentecostal Church International
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World Needs:
- Pray for the tragedy in Mexico, where an overpass carrying a subway train collapsed, killing 23 people and placing 65 people in the hospital.
- Pray for the peace of Israel, for the return of their land and for Israel to create a new government, as according to God's will.
- Pray against school violence in Rigby, Idaho. A student in sixth grade allegedly shot 2 students and an adult. Also, in Columbia, South Carolina, a Fort Jackson trainee is in custody as a result of hijacking a school bus filled with elementary students.
- Pray for family members who lost their daughter in an Afghanistan girls school bombing which killed 50 girls.
- Pray for the Body of Christ to be aligned with God’s perfect will and for the release of the Canadian Pastor whose Easter confrontation with police went viral as he was arrested for holding church service.
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Continue to pray for America and our World as the FDA is poised to authorize Pfizer/BioNTech's vaccine in children ages 12 to 15. Cases in Nepal are skyrocketing. On par with the crisis, India has reported 414,188 new Covid-19 cases, and Brazil has topped 15 million cases.
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POA HOPE Prayer
Spring ’21 90 Day Prayer Journey
We are all familiar with the Good Samaritan parable in the Bible. There are similarities between the character of the Good Samaritan and the Father in the story of the Prodigal Son. Both depict the love of Jesus.
In the story of the Good Samaritan, we would have expected a Jew, a Priest, or the Levite to be the one who would have been the hero, not the Samaritan. However, perhaps we can go back to II Chronicles 28 where the prophet Oded convinced the Samaritans who were the outcasts, to assist their Judean captives to show compassion.
In the story of the Prodigal Son, the Father showed great love toward his son. His son did not deserve the beautiful mercy bestowed upon him. Compassion won.
Prayer wins. Compassion wins. Love wins...every time.
As we enter into our thirteenth 90 Day Prayer Journey for our beloved prodigals and we who love them, we pray for hearts of love and compassion toward them. We pray for the heart of the compassionate Samaritan and the heart of the loving Father. When we pray with brokenness, not with anger, condemnation, judging, we will then minister in love with our actions.
Seeds of compassionate prayer reap mighty blessings. Faith rises. HOPE awakens. Love flows. We receive answers to prayers we’ve been praying for months or even years.
We invite you, your churches, youth groups, small cell groups, families, couples, and singles to unite with HOPE Prayer, a ministry of The Pentecostals of Alexandria, for those with prodigals to pray for our beloved prodigals. This will be our 13th prayer journey praying the book by Dr. James Banks, 90 Days of Prayers for your child. God has performed miracles in the past. He will do it again.
Tools:
- We encourage you to take advantage of these tools
- Prayers For Prodigals, 90 Days of Prayers For Your Child, Dr. James Banks
- Available @ POA White Steeple Book Store (1-888-443-2113) and on Amazon
- Daily prayer call with Partners In Prayer, Billie Jean Bishop, Founder
- 10 AM CST USA teaching, testimonies, prayer (sharing encouraged...will remain posted daily after each session)
- FB Billie Jean Bishop, Donald Long, HOPE2HOPE15
- Daily posts(sharing encouraged)
One mind, One accord Fast Days...Day 1, Day 45, Day 90
Don and Dy Anne Long
FB: Don Long, Donald Long, HOPE2HOPE15, Messenger
IG: Don Long, sdyannelong, HOPE2HOPE15
Prayer wins. Compassion wins. Love wins...every time.
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Dr. David K. Bernard
General Superintendent of the UPCI
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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.
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2021 WNOP Events
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World Day of Prayer (May 23)
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New England Territory Summons (August 19-21) Tiverton, Rhode Island
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UPCI Day of Prayer (September 29)
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International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church (November 7)
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*South Texas District Summons (Dates TBD) Houston, Texas
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*Ontario District Summons (Dates TBD) Ontario, Canada
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*Canadian Plains District Summons (Dates TBD) Alberta, Canada
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Detroit Summons (Rescheduled Dates TBD) Wayne, Michigan
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YM + WNOP Summons (Rescheduled Dates TBD)
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School of Prayer (Rescheduled Dates TBD) Ijamsville, Maryland
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Advanced Prayer Seminar (Rescheduled Dates TBD) Del Valle, Texas
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*Ministry And Prayer Seminar (MAP) (Rescheduled Dates and Location TBD)
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“Operation Switzerland” (Rescheduled Dates TBD)
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“Operation Turkey” (Rescheduled Dates TBD)
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“Operation Jamaica” (Rescheduled Dates TBD)
*Pending Board approval. Note: Events and schedule subject to the restrictions and impact of the ongoing pandemic. Also, some 2021 event dates are pending and more will be added to the WNOP calendar later as approved by the Board throughout the year.
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