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City-wide Prayer Call Every Tuesday 7:30 a.m.
New City-Wide Prayer Call Begins This Week
Join us for a new prayer call for people across the DFW area, starting Tuesday, August 11th.
Every Tuesday 7:30 a.m.
Call-in number: (701) 802-5085
Access code 2860688
Let us pray for peace and justice, but also for wisdom and action through the challenge of this pandemic.
Pray for peace in our city — so that the work of addressing injustices can be carried forward.
Pray for equity in our city as leaders make decisions that impact availability of testing and accessibility to excellent healthcare, especially among minority communities.
Pray for leaders — our mayor, county judge and commissioners, police chief, state and national leaders — who need wisdom, strength, and humility to guide us through this crisis.
Pray for comfort for the families of those who have died unjustly in recent weeks.
Pray for those who are ill and those families caring for loved ones who are sick — for healing, grace, strength, and hope.
Pray for healthcare workers and first responders on the front lines of caring for the sick and dying.
Pray for neighbors to be wise and patient, respecting social distancing and other civic directives, to keep all people safe.
Pray for those who are hurting financially due to circumstances like a job loss, furlough, or a shuttered restaurant or retail business.
Pray for congregations and congregational leaders — for people of faith to be mobilized to serve, give, and do what they can to help others.
Pray for the end of this virus from our city and country — for a vaccine to be discovered and the decrease in new cases and hospitalizations.
Pray for the unity of our city as we move through this crisis together in hope.
Click here to register your congregation’s desire to join the DallasPrays movement or to become a prayer partner. We are praying for 500 prayer partners across our city!
Join these and other leaders/congregations as we pray together for our city.
Kenny Cheshier, Cliff Temple Baptist Church
Bryan Carter, Concord Church
Jeff Warren, Park Cities Baptist Church
Mark Davis, Park Cities Presbyterian Church
Bob Dean, Dallas Baptist Association
Rebecca Walls, Unite Greater Dallas
Todd Wagner, Watermark Community Church
Vincent Parker, Golden Gate Missionary Baptist Church
S. Dianna Masters, North Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church
Andy Wileman, Grace Bible Church
MovementDFW, Mark Alexander, Executive Director
Bryan Dunagan, Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Alton Dixon, Faith Church, Lancaster
Sergio Valerga, Iglesia Vive
Ryan Range, Judea Baptist Church
Highland Park United Methodist Church
KWAR Legacy Church
Sonja Samuel, Light the Way International
Northway Christian Church of Dallas
St. Mark AME Zion Church
Friendship West Baptist Church
Albert Martin, Changing Directions Christian Center
God’s House of Deliverance Holiness Church
Faith Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Burton, Christians in Public Service, Inc.
Marcus King, Disciple Central Community Church
Luis Juarez, First Baptist Kaufman en Espanol
George King, The Cities of Refuge
Gateway Dallas
Robert Townsend, Mount Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church
Things happen when we pray.
Our city has come together before in the face of crisis. We believe in the power of prayer to calm our hearts, bring healing to illness, and wholeness to our community.
We are one Dallas.
The COVID-19 crisis has touched every segment and every person in our society. People are hurting financially, socially, mentally, and physically. People are also suffering spiritually, wondering about the future and perhaps losing hope. As we pray, we remember that we are one city and one people — one Dallas. We pray for our neighbors while recognizing that we are all in this together.
“Then they cried to the Lord in their trouble, and God saved them from their distress. God brought them out of darkness, the utter darkness, and broke away their chains.”
— Psalm 107:13-14, NIV
Contact
Feel free to contact us with any questions or prayer requests.
Email
dallasprays@gmail.com
Phone
(214) 205-0752