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Georgia Prayer March: Attendees Across America Invited to Participate in In-Person and Online Prayer Events
ATLANTA— With the eyes of our nation purposefully focused on Georgia’s two special senate run-off elections on January 5, a special event will be uniting Americans in intense prayer. The Georgia Prayer March (Georgia Prayer March) will be held at the Georgia State House in Atlanta on Saturday, January 2 from 11:00am to 2:30pm EST. Attendees may also participate online, starting at Noon, by visiting www.georgiaprayermarch.org.
The Georgia Prayer March is a prayer walk. Prayer walking is led by the Holy Spirit and is “praying onsite with insight.” The Georgia Prayer March is not a rally, a conference or a concert. This is not even a worship service, although there will be times of worship. This is a prayer meeting while marching. There will not be speeches or sermons. Attendees will pray specifically for biblical values to be exalted in the Georgia senatorial elections. Specific candidates or political parties will not be named.
Slated to appear and pray at the Georgia Prayer March with the participants are Alma Rivera, who will be the event’s worship leader and Robert Weinger, from Israel, who will be the official shofar “sounder” for the event.
WHAT: Georgia Prayer March (Georgia Prayer March)
WHERE: Georgia State House in Atlanta and online www.georgiaprayermarch.org
WHEN: Saturday, January 2nd, 11 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. ET for Atlanta in-person event;
Saturday, January 2nd, 12 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. ET for online event
* At 11:00am, in-person Georgia Prayer March attendees will meet on the sidewalks beside the Capitol and everyone will be given a conference call phone number for prayer march instructions.*
WHY: To encourage people to pray for the Georgia senate elections (and consider fasting for three days – January 3, 4 and 5 – until polls close on Tuesday), and to inspire people to either knock on doors or phone to help voters understand biblical values – working with the Faith and Freedom Coalition under the direction of Ralph Reed.
Attendees participating in the Georgia Prayer March should register at www.georgiaprayermarch.org, whether attending online or in person.
Co-chaired by Dr. Jim Garlow, co-founder of Well Versed, and Bishop Wellington Boone, founder of Wellington Boone Ministries, the Georgia Prayer March will be hosted both in-person and online. The Georgia Prayer March leaders are inviting tens-to-hundreds of thousands to join online, should they be unable to attend in-person.
