Vision and prayer for North Breckland youth

North Breckland Youth For Christ is currently holding a prayer, fasting, and vision fortnight, which anyone can participate in to show their support. Matt Ingle, the director of the mid-Norfolk youth movement, will be visiting other local Youth for Christ centers to pray with them, as well as traveling around the mid-Norfolk area to pray in local churches. He is inviting anyone who wishes to meet and pray with him during this time to get in touch with him via email. Matt emphasizes the importance of prayer as a way to seek God’s will and involvement in their plans, rather than asking God to join in their own endeavors.

The prayer fortnight will conclude with an open prayer session for supporters on November 2nd at Church house in Dereham. Those attending can drop in anytime between 9am and 1pm, where there will be group prayer, prayer stations, and periods of quiet reflection. Matt encourages those who are unable to attend in person to set aside time to pray wherever they are on that day. Some specific prayer points include seeking a closer relationship with God, a clear understanding of His will for North Breckland, glorifying God, and trusting in His ability to do more than they can imagine.

For more information about North Breckland Youth For Christ, including how to donate, individuals can visit their website at northbrecklandyfc.org.uk. Additionally, if anyone has a news story or upcoming event related to Christians or a church in Mid Norfolk, they can contact Tony Rothe via email with the details and a suitable picture. This initiative aims to unite the community in prayer and fasting, seeking God’s guidance and direction for the future of North Breckland Youth For Christ, as well as promoting a sense of unity and solidarity within the organization.

Overall, the prayer, fasting, and vision fortnight organized by North Breckland Youth For Christ is an opportunity for individuals to come together in prayer and reflection. Matt Ingle’s emphasis on seeking God’s will and involvement in their plans sets the tone for a period of seeking spiritual guidance and renewal. The open prayer session on November 2nd provides a space for supporters to come together in prayer, whether in person or remotely, with specific prayer points to focus on. This initiative demonstrates the importance of prayer in the organization’s foundation and future direction, inviting individuals to participate and support their mission.