East Carolina Revival with Presiding Bishop Curry | Church of the Servant Wilmington

From the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina:
Mark your calendars for our East Carolina Episcopal revival with Presiding Bishop Curry: October 21, 2023! We are excited to be with you for a time of fun and worship this October; it promises to be an event you won't want to miss!

We also invite your prayers for this time of revival, and our revival prayer team shares this prayer:

Holy and amazing God, we ask you to open the hearts and minds of the people of East Carolina to what your Holy Spirit is preparing for us. Remind us of your presence in our everyday life so that we can see your hand at work in the world around us. Strengthen the leaders of our upcoming Revival and show them the path you are laying out. Help us let go of the things that distract us from your purpose, and show us where our focus should be. Sustain our energies before, during, and after this Revival so that we may be the agents of transformation you have called us to be. Empower us to engage our neighbors so we can share the loving, liberating, life-giving Good News of Jesus. In his holy name we pray. Amen.

Thank you for your prayers as we prepare for this major event in our diocese, and stay tuned for more details!

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