Our mid-week prayer meeting is not only an opportunity to worship the Living God in the middle of the week but it is also, and even primarily is, an opportunity to serve the Lord in the corporate prayer ministry of our congregation.

The word of God records this kind of service in the life of a woman named Anna. In Luke 2:37 the Holy Spirit says of her, "And she was a widow of about fourscore and four years (84), which departed not from the temple, but served God with fastings and prayers night and day." 

 Sacrificing your time and energy at the end of a day to come and participate in a prayer meeting is an act of service unto God. Biblical prayers that Christians offer up in the name of Jesus Christ truly make a difference in our world (James 5:16-18). God has ordained prayer as a means to bring to pass many things, but chiefly among those is the salvation of souls (Romans 10:1-4).

This ministry is designed as a way to serve mothers or other guardians with young children and get the gospel message into the children's heads and, by God's grace, their hearts at an early age. While using the Bible to educate the children about various topics we seek to tie everything back to Jesus Christ as the Savior of sinners and the only way to heaven. 

The Bible says of a man named Timothy who served God as a pastor, "And that from a child (or from infancy) thou hast known the holy scriptures, which are able to make thee wise unto salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus." 

Timothy had been exposed to the word of God from his earliest days through various means and the Lord used those means to bring him to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. It is our congregation's prayer that the Lord will be pleased to save souls through this ministry and raise up a generation that knows and serves the Lord as their Creator, King, and Redeemer.