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P.R. #1 Prayer Partners

SEAC would  like to invite you to be a prayer partner. On this blog you'll find prayer requests (P.R. # ___).  As a catalyst for kingdom cause, the Southeast Asian Catalyst Commitee needs you as a prayer partner, encouragement, and intercessors.  This blog will help you be fully informed and updated to our vision, and our praise reports pre, present, and post events.  You'll also be a part of seeing how we grow and change as a people pressing on in God's kingdom.



As you know SEAC is putting on SEALS 2012 this coming October 3rd-6th, 2012 in Chicago, IL, USA.  We are down to 2 months til the conference.  And the countdown begins.  We've got some prayer requests from our committee members:

-SEAC Committee Leaders to be united with one heart, one mind, and one love. There are a few of us, including yours truly, that have just come on board.  

-SEALS 2012 keynote speakers to have clarity, for word of knowledge, for wisdom, and for God to provide them with their needs to attend and be ready for the conference

-We are currently still looking for 2 more workshop speakers, specifically ladies.  Please pray that God would provide in this area

-Conferees.  Pray that God will start breaking down barriers, start the inner healing process, and for their hearts to be fully rested, available, and ready to soak in the messages that God is preparing through the workshop speakers, and key note speakers, Pray that each leader that is attending will come with a heart ready to worship and celebrate what God is doing in the Southeast Asian nations.

-Worship Team, pray against sickness, and anything that desires to consume them in a fleshly way, that their walk with God would be straight, and on going, pressing forward so that they may enter us into a time of worship that pleases the Lord in all things.  Pray that they would be encouraged, and pray for protection as they prepare for the conference.  

Thank you for participating as prayer partners, and for being with us pre-conference!
Blessings,
-
Janice Chau
SEAC Prayer Coordinator.


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