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NJ Day of Prayer 2007 Gatherings

Thursday, May 3rd unless otherwise noted

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**State Wide Observances - See Mercer and Middlesex Counties

 

 

 

 


 

 

Click on a county name for event information and to email the county coordinator for more information

Atlantic
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Buena Vista - 7 PM - 8 PM - Town Hall flag pole, 890 Harding Highway  - If rain meet in township foyer - Contact: Abundant Living Church, 609-561-6019

Mays Landing - 12:00 noon til 1:00 - Light of the World Community Church, 111Route 50 in Mays Landing - Contact: Pastor George Sanders,
(609) 625-9673.

Bergen
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Lodi -  7:30 PM - Beth Israel, 2 Lincoln Place

Midland Park - 12:00 noon - Town Hall at 280 Godwin Ave. - Contact:
Howard Vugteveen - 973-238-0696 or  RevHoward@optonline.net

Crestkill - 7 PM - Northern Valley Evangelical Free, 75 Strivers - Contact: Beverly Cook at 718-721-2626 x14 or bcook@copgny.org. Directions call:
201-569-1403

Rutherford - 7:30PM - 9:00 PM - Abundant Grace Christian Church, 70 HOme Avenue - Contact: 201-933-1191

Burlington
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Camden
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Camden County/City Gatering - 11:00 am - 3:00 pm - Camden City Hall - For praise, worship music, worship dance, personal and corporate prayer - Contact: Parthenia Dixon at 856--767-8535 or 856-383-6544.

Cherry Hill - May 5th - 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM - Children's Prayer Walk, Covenant Presbyterian Church parking lot at 520 S. Kings Hwy - Contact - Susie Field at 856-429-1225 or susieandderek@hotmail.com

Haddonfield - noon - Kings Court on Kings Highway - Contact: Debbie Beres, 856-429-1600 or dberes@christ-the-king-parish.org

Oaklyn - 6:30 PM - Oaklyn Fire Hall, Clinton Ave. - Contact: Kathy Darrow - 856-854-5165 or k.darrow@verizon.net.

Sicklerville - Prayer team available for individual prayer from 9:00AM - 5:00PM. Praise & worship from 5:00PM - 7:00PM. Community group prayer 7:00PM. - Winslow Center, By Family Dollar - Contact: Carol Stinson, 856-262-9227 or tryjesus03@yahoo.com

Cape May
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Cumberland
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Essex
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BELLEVILLE - 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm - Christian Apostolic Church, 77 Wallace
Street - Contact: 973.751.2290, Lisa Alfieri

We had approximately 50 people of all ages in attendance (from 1 years
old to some in their 70's+ and all ages in between). Thank God for the
beautiful weather - we met outside in the parking lot of our church. We
saluted our flag, prayed, had a word from our pastor, sang, and prayed
some more. Everyone had the opportunity to pray out loud for our
country, state and town as well as for personal petitions. We also had
some people take Bibles for themselves and to give to others. The
Bible tells us we have not because we ask not - well we asked and now
we are waiting to see the fruit.


Newark - Essex County Observance - 12:00 noon to 1:45 p.m. - Essex County Hall of Records, 465 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.,  Contact:  Pastor Joy Osborne, 201-921-2031.

Great worship and participation from the church in Newark.  They did a praise and Thanksgiving service on Sat. in response to God's blessing on the National Day of Prayer.

Livingston- 12:20 PM - LIVINGSTON TOWN HALL, 357 S. Livingston Ave. - Contact: Pastor Ron DePasquale at 973 992 5846.

Milburn - 12:00 noon - First Baptist Church, 132 Spring St. - Contact: Peggy @ 973-379-4351 after 2:00pm.

approx. 60 attended; - event was about 40 mins. long

Program:
"My Country Tis of Thee"
Pledge of Allegiance
Township Committee member read Proclamation from Mayor of Millburn
Scripture Reading Prayer of National Confession Followed by Prayer
Leaders praying for Govt. Institutions, Military, Family, Youth & Teens,
and Education & Media "God Bless America"

New Providence - 6:00 PM dinner (cost $6.00);  7:00 PM Praise, Worship, Prayer- Presbyterian Church, 1307 Springfield Ave. - Reservations are needed for dinner - Contact: 908-665-0050. 

 

Gloucester
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Gloucester County Gathering at County College, CPA - Sunday, April 30th, 4-6 PM
160 people gathered for prayer at Glucester County College.  Many remarked that they felt blessed by the presence of the Holy Spirit.  Freeholders provided a proclamation and one of them read it.  Over 65 people participated in prayer. 

Seawell - 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM - Faith Fellowship Ministries of S. Jersey, 13 Lakeside Lane; Contact - Ellen Tevis at 856-881-0111-nfortunato@ffmsnj.org;
Call for directions or visit the web site at www.ffmsnj.org.

On May 4, 2006 at 7pm Faith Fellowship Ministries of Southern New Jersey started our service with 65 people in attendance.  We began with praise and worship and a welcome from our Pastor.  Then each guest who participated in the prayer service was recognized and given a gift of appreciation.  Candle lighting and prayer then began.
We ended the evening with our children with American Flags singing America the Beautiful and a salvation call for the lost.  The Lord was honored by the unity of the spirit as several churches were represented at our event.

Woodbury Heights - 12 noon - Veterans Park, Elm and West Jersey Ave. - Contact: Jake Jacob at 856-848-2832        

        Prayer Gatherings in Gloucester County at School this NDP

See You at the Pole” – Pleasant Valley School, Mullica Hill – at 7:30 a.m. approximately eight parents and eight students met around the flagpole behind the school.  It was a powerful time in prayer led by Rev. Joseph Fortunato of Faith Fellowship Ministries of Southern New Jersey.  The other parents joined in freely and the students as well.  About 600 students passed by as we were praying being that their busses unloaded just before we finished.

 “See You at the Pole” – Harrison Township Elementary School, Mullica Hill – at 7:50 a.m. approximately 12 parents and students met around the flagpole in front of the school.  The prayer was led by Pastor Hal Russell from Fellowship Bible Church, which I was told was a great time in prayer.  Hundreds of students passed by as they were praying after being dropped off from their bus.

“See You at the Pole” – Washington Township Municipal Building, Sewell – at 9:30 a.m. approximately 12 adults and six children met around the flagpole in front of the Municipal Building to pray, which was led by Rev. Joseph Fortunato of Faith Fellowship Ministries of Southern New Jersey.  There were three other church represented including Gloucester County Community Church, Living Waters and Holy Family Catholic Church.  This was our first event like this in Sewell for quite some time, if ever, and a new beginning for the years to come.  Plans were made at that time to carry on this tradition. 

“Meet Me After School” After School Program – Harrison Township Elementary School, Mullica Hill – at 3:00 p.m. approximately 175 children and adults met in the gymnasium for a “Donut Man” concert featuring Rob Evans.  As the children filed in from school, they unloaded their book bags, were given a baggie with mini donuts and a bottle of water, and were ushered to a seat on the floor in front of the stage.  The concert began at around 3:30 p.m. with various children praying for our country, president and school.  At the close of the concert, the children were led in a prayer of salvation, then given an “I prayed” sticker as they left the building with their parents.  It was an overwhelming success due to the help of the local Moms in Touch prayer group which primarily coordinated the event, supported the concert with financial donations, donated the water bottles, and gathered donations for the donuts.  Other efforts included wonderful support from the school staff and Superintendent’s office, as well as donations from the Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church, Trinity United Methodist Church, Rita’s Italian Ice of Mantua, and Faith Fellowship Ministries of Southern New Jersey. 

 Hudson
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Jersey City - 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM - Christian Apostolic Church, Urban Mission, 505 Newark Ave. - Contact: Ruth Brudnicki - 201-795-1020 ruth.brud@verizon.net

 

Hunterdon
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Flemington - 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm - The Old Courthouse, Main St., Flemington - Contact: Laurie Wong at 908-806-4533 or at LW3700@aol.com

Our NDP observance last night in Flemington went really well.  We had the greatest unity yet and our attendees (flowing between 50-75 in number)  all seemed to be in one accord.  There wasn't the usual coming and going and other activity. Switching the location back to the historic courthouse was a very good thing.  The only "upset" was upon arrival we found that the top platform of the steps had been jack hammered by construction crews the day before eliminating our platform.  Ooops was the response of the officials.... So we set up on the sidewalk and used it as a prophetic declaration for  Ps. 11.  If the foundations crumble,  what will the Righteous do?"   Turn to God like Samuel as God called him in an apostate world.
  Turn to God Hunterdon County/NJ/America!  and God will honor you!
 
When we began setting up at the Court House,   I felt the Holy Spirit prompting me that we needed special prayer for our troops and it would be significant to have a parent of someone who was serving to pray.  I asked Him to send someone in the crowd as I didn't know of anyone that was coming. 
 
AS the band began to warm up, a man in a green jeep drove by,  slowed and asked what we were doing.  He did a U turn and parked all excited and said that he had no idea that anything like this was done in America.  I explained it all to him and then he (JIm)  told me that both his sons were in the service,  one to be deployed to Iraq in the next few weeks and May 4th was the anniversary the commissioning he received right down the road from where we stood.  Every time JIm drives down Main St.,  he  prays for the troops.  So I asked him to stand with us and pray.  It was both moving and powerful. 
 
God is awesome!

 

Mercer
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**Trenton - Friday, May 5th - 12 noon - hosted by Prayer Ministries of NJ, led by Laurie Wong of Women's Aglow - State House, Annex - Committee Rm. 1 - Contact: Patricia Wenzel at 1-888-NJ PRAYER or patricia@praynj.org

Lorie and Elizabeth confessed before the Lord "no agenda but His own".  They started the time with about a dozen intercessors  in worship  inviting the Holy Spirit's presence.  After about 40 minutes of corporate prayer for our state and nation,  Laurie asked if any statehouse workers were present and wished to have prayer.  Several came forward and the anointing and presence of the Lord was very strong as we corporately prayed for them and several gave prophetic words.  At about this point a single woman entered the room to join us.  It was well after 12:30 so I figured the Senator hadn't been able to join us. She asked for special prayer and we all prayed for her requested prayer for the legislature.  At one point God impressed me that she was a lady mantled with His grace and authority and perhaps did she know the authority she held with God,  not to mention man?   Well,  after the prayer,  I asked her name and discovered it was indeed a state Senator.  I warmly hugged her and we all expressed delight and honor that she had joined us... God is sooo good.  I felt that He allowed her identity to be hidden from me so I wouldn't be intimidated and His grace and love could naturally pour forth to her.  I feel that all were blessed by the day and God was honored.  He surely honored me. 

Middlesex
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Edison - 12:00 noon - Municipal Building flagpole, Rt. 27 - Contact: Pastor Scott Walsh, Abundant Life Christian Church

About 30 men, women and several children prayed at Edison New Jersey (Middlesex Ct) municipal flagpole yesterday.
Heartwarming!
Hearing the different burdens coming out of the pray-ers was interesting.
 

Dunellen - 12:00 noon - 12:30 pm - Community Prayer Service, Washington Memorial Park (at the flagpole) N. Washington Ave. & Dunellen Ave. - Contact: First Presbyterian Church, 732-968-3844 (Suzanne Geiger or Gerry Halteman)

 Jamesburg - 7:30 PM - House of Hope Bible Church, 200 Buckelew Ave. - Contact: Teresa Alleman at 732-605-1395
We at House of Hope were blessed of the Lord to have 25 humble prayers in attendence at the National Day of Prayer.  Our hearts were attuned to standing in the gap for our Nation.
We praised our God with exhuberance and began to sing songs of deliverence over our Nation which brought the presence of God into the sanctuary.  A prophetic song then came forth calling the nation into its rightful place.  We wept over the leaders of the Nation as we called out each one of their names and asked God to give them wisdom, guidance and strength to fulfil their important roles.  We asked for forgiveness for the way those in our Nation have laughed and mocked our God and openly rebelled against Him and His word.
 
We know that His word will not return void and we were honored to participate with all others around this great Nation and for the release of multiplied angelic activity that was sent forth on behalf of all the prayers of the saints of God.
 

**New Brunswick - 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM - Central Jersey Youth for Christ - Memorial Stadium, Behind HS at Joyce Kilmer & Ninth Ave. - Contact: 732-846-5932

About 150 people gathered in Memorial Stadium on the National Day of Prayer.  Several youth groups led worship in song and/or dance.  Area pastors led times of prayer for the five centers of power and for the peace of Jerusalem.  Central Jersey Youth for Christ ministry led this time of prayer.  The evening ended by all taking a victory lap around the stadium track.

New Brunswick - 7:30 PM - St. Peters the Apostle Roman Catholic Church, 94 Somerset Street, New Brunswick - Contact: John Juchniewicz - jjuch@verizon.net.

Piscataway - 7 AM - All public school flag poles - Contact: Annette Masaryk
732-980-9581 or smasaryk@aol.com

Plainsboro - 7:30 p.m. -  Princeton Alliance Church, Scudders Mill and Schalks Crossing - Contact: Bonnie at 609-799-9000

We had a wonderful evening service where we prayed for spiritual renewal for ourselves, our churches, and our nation!  We had 100 people turn out for the event.  Thanks for advertising it. 
 

South Brunswick - 7:30 PM - Fresh Ponds Chapel, 25 Old Davidson Mill Rd. (at the corner of Fresh Ponds Rd.) - Contact: 732-297-3006 or FreshPonds@aol.com.

Monmouth
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Freehold - Monmouth County Event -  6:00 pm - Monmouth County Courthouse - Contact: Rev. Ken Jasko at (732) 332-9600

Marlboro - 9 am, 12 noon and 8 PM - Monmouth Worship Center, 176 Rt. 79
Contact: Rev. Ken Jasko at 732-332-9600

There was a fine turnout of 40-50 persons Thursday, May 4, at the Cultural Center for our nation's 55th annual National Day of Prayer observance. This year's theme was "America, Honor God," and the scriptural basis for this was taken from 1 Samuel 2:30, �?Those who honor me I will honor?.� Dr. Marie Martin led us in the singing during the event. After the Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance, remarks about America�s National Day of Prayer were read by Joan Schaefer, vice-president of the Catholic Society and we sang �America the Beautiful�. After Mayor Pucci�s �Day of Prayer Proclamation� was read by Carol Donovan, a responsive reading of praise and �The Lord�s Prayer� was led by Dorothy Kopil, president of The Catholic Society. Walt Donovan read a thought provoking prayer of repentance that was offered by a Rev. Joe Wright at a meeting of the Kansas House of Representatives in 1996. Don Winchell, assistant leader of the Protestant Fellowship, read Psalm 51, after which we sang �Amazing Grace.� Prayer was offered for America and its leaders, and before the benediction, Dr. Marie Martin led us in "God Bless America," invoking God's grace upon our nation.

Matawan - 12 noon - First Baptist Church of Matawan , 232 Mani St. - Contact -  Rev.Dr.Lewis Kisenwether,Jr.

The NDP held at First Baptist Church.Matawan,NJ,was a success.God blessed us with sunshine and good weather.About 20 people attended the half-hour service,which saw participation from 4 clergymen,one of which was me.The local paper will be mentioning our service in next week's edition.God bless.
 

Morris
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Lincoln Park - 12:20 PM - Lincoln Park Community Center/PAL Bldg., 10 Boonton Tnpk.

Montville - 12:20 PM - Montville Township Town Hall, 195 Change Bridge Rd.

Rockaway - 12:00 noon -  Rotary Memorial Gazebo, located on Park Lake. 
In the event of rain, the observance will be held in the Municipal Building, 65 Mt. Hope Road - Contact: Donna Heise @ 973-983-2867

Roxbury Twp. - Horseshoe Lake Pavilion, Eyland Ave. - 10:00 am until 6:00 pm.. Churches are encouraged to sign up for a 1/2 hr. or one hour slot throughout the day of prayer.  E-mail  lcbeattie@msn.com .

                        12:00 noon - prayer gathering at Horseshoe Lk., Roxbury.

Succasunna - 12 noon - 1:00 PM - Pavilion at Horseshoe Lake
Eyland Ave.- Contact: Lynn Beattie, 973-927-0318 or lcbeattie@msn.com
 



  Ocean
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Jackson - 7:00 PM - Town Hall, West Veterans Hwy. - hosted by Jackson Clergy Assoc. - Contact: Pastor Gary Stiegler, pastorgary@lLutheran.net or 732-363-1599

Lakewood - 12:00 noon - Lakewood Municipal Building, 3rd Street, 2nd floor
                        6:30 PM - Lakewood Town Square, 3rd and Clifton Ave. - Contact Rev. Sandra Gonzalez of Lakewood Prayer Network of NJ at sflmin@yahoo.com
                         7:00 PM - Calvary Lighthouse Assembly of God, County Line Rd. - All night prayer gathering - Contact Rev. Sandra Gonzalez sflmin@yahoo.com

Toms River - Wed. May 3rd - All night Prayer Vigil - at Church of Grace and Peace, Old Freehold Rd.
                        Thurs., May 4th - 11 AM - Prayer Service at The Church of Grace and Peace, Old Freehold Rd.
                         Thurs., May 4th - 12:15 PM - Justice Complex on East side of Hooper Ave.  - Contact - The Church of Grace and Peace website:  http://www.graceandpeace.org
                   

Passaic
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Passaic - noon - City Hall

Pompton Lakes - 12:20-12:40 pm - Municipal Bldg Flag Pole, 25 Lenox Ave. -
Contact: D Sarno, 973-839-1979

Pastor Tom Bartha from the PL Reformed Church led us in prayer.  There were ten adults and two children that gathered around the flagpole outside the Muncipal Bldg.  We took turns offering thanks to the Lord, petitioning for the President, Congress, state legislators, town officials, etc.  Then we read the official prayer for 2006.  We finished with God Bless America.
 
What beautiful weather the Lord sent us!  I wish that every town would participate and that more people were aware of the National Day of Prayer.  The local papers carried our notification and I distributed some flyers from the NDP group.  I'm not sure if our location was carried in your newspaper notification.  If not, I will again try to be earlier next year.

 

Prospect Park - 6 PM - Municipal Building - Contact: Pastor Lydia at ProphetessLydia@aol.com

We had 2 former troops that were in Iraq and God brought them home safely this year and I invited them to come dress up so we could use them as a point of contact to pray for our troops It was so impacting people started to cry. I did something different this year I had people gather and go to someone they didn't know and just put their hands on them and pray for them it was awesome got some good feedback on that one people were touched. I also had people from the audience come up and pray for a need senior veterans were there it was awesome I had a 87 year old veteran come up and said its all about the grace and love of God that unites us together. A key note our acting mayor is arabic and he was right in front telling the people how much he appreciates me hosting the national day of prayer and Giving God all the Glory it was truly awesome. We sang God bless America together. Tears started coming down my face its was truly awesome then I looked and some many others were crying as well. Glory be to God the almighty one. He alone deserves all the praise.

Ringwood - 12 noon - Municipal Bldg.

West Milford - 6:45 am West Milford High School and Macopin School; 8:30 am Marshall Hill and Paradise Knoll Flag Poles; 7 am - 7 pm - Bible Reading and Prayer in front of Town Hall, Union Valley Rd.; 12 noon - Prayer Service; 7:30 PM Prayer and Praise Service

Salem
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Salem - 6:30PM - 8:30 PM - Old Salem Courthouse, Broadway and Market St. - Contact Rev. Terri Foster at  TerriFoster@comcast.net or 856-935-7599

It’s hard to believe that this is our 6th year of holding the NDP in Salem City.  Here are the highlights.

 

·        The official town crier came dressed in his colonial clothing and cap.  He rang his bell and proclaimed at all 4 corners of the courthouse the Proclamation signed by the mayor of Salem County: Earl Gage.

·        In the courthouse I was surprised to see this huge round pillar in the middle of the building.  It had a border around the top of leaves, but to me it looked like fire.  I prayed that God’s pillar of fire would be with us that night.

·        There was a very large painting done by Ron Lehew the town crier hanging on the wall that prophetic declared: “ Our past is our future.”  This went along with the history of the courthouse and how we can call on the anointings of the past and also the fresh anointings of the future for our community.  Former and later rain.

·        The mayor spoke and prayed a powerful prayer over our local government and the justice system.

·        The youth prayed for families and the return of the fathers.

·        There were 68 people at the prayer meeting and 11 churches represented.

·        We used the sample that you went over at the coordinators meeting for repentance: Call for Leaders to Lead, Unity, and Humility. Followed by Communion. It was a precious time. It was after we completed this section that the prayer really came forth powerfully.

·        Prayer meeting lasted 2 hours.

·        It was proclaimed that this meeting was a seed for the three open-air prayer meetings being held in June, July and August. See Attached brochure.

 
Woodstown -  7:30-10:00 AM - Prayer Breakfast, Sponsored by The Partners of Salem County and Salem County Chamber of Commerce,
St. Joseph's Church, 51 Board St., Tickets: $10.00 (must be in advance) - Contact: Sharon at 856-935-1500

     Somerset
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Hillsborough - 12:00 noon - Hillsborough Municipal Bldg. Flag Pole, South Branch Rd., In case of rain please go into the municipal bldg. mtg. rm. - Contact: Marie Zakaluk 908-359-6213 or mariezakaluk@juno.com

Somerset County Prayer Observance - 6:15-7:30 PM - Somerset County Courthouse Steps,East Main Street, Somerville,if rain go to foyer of Administration bldg. across the street- Contact: (908) 722-9790, NDPinfo@verizon.net.

 

Sussex
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Newton - 7 PM - Hampton Plaza, Rt. 206, In front of the Sears hardware building - hosted by the local ministers of Sussex County -  contact: Rev James Caple 973 579 9036 

FIRST OF ALL, WE HAD A BEAUTIFUL DAY , WHEN RAIN HAD BEEN IN THE FORCAST, THANK YOU LORD.WE HAD AROUND 100-125, MANY MINISTERS. OUR WORSHIP WITHOUT WALLS BAND,LED , THIS TIME, INCLUDED DAVE RENOLDS, ROSE GARVASE, AND PASTOR DESAREE ALSO,REPESENTING THIS  WORSHIP FROM THE FOUR CORNERS OF SUSSEX COUNTY, WE WORSHIPING  AT THE COUNTY GATE , IT WAS A NIGHT OF UNITYAND PRAYER AND DECLARATIONS,  I BELIEVE POWER WAS POURED DOWN IN THE SIRIT RHELM ALSO.WE DOUBLED THE TIME THIS YEAR BECAUSE WE PROCEEDED THE EVENT WITH 1 HOUR OF WORSHIP.AS WE INTERCEEDED,  THE PEOPLE  BEGAN TO COME, AS WORSHIP STARTED.                    I I  WENT TO THE MOUNT IN THE MORNING TO MAKE A NEW DECREE , FOR SC TO REVERSE THE CURSE , AS ESTER DID,  ALSO, DECREE A THING, AND IT WILL BE ESTABLISHED. JOB 22-28 .                           AT THE GATHERING IN SUSSEX AT NOON, THE MAYER WAS PRESENT, I PRESENTED HER WITH THE ISAIAH 22:22 KEY

Stockholm - 12 midnight May 4th - 12 midnight May 5th - Stockholm United Methodist Church, 27 Route 515 - Come anytime for any length of time - Contact:  973-697-6202 or stockholmunitedmethodist@yahoo.com for information or prayer guide.
 

Sussex - 12 noon outside the Borough Hall (corner of Routes 23 and 284) -
contact:  wabbott@warwick.net

Vernon - 12:00 NOON - 1:00 PM See you at the Pole!! - front of the Municipal Building at 21 Church Street - Praise & Prayer for our Community, Our Nation and our World - Contact Person - Pastor Nicholas Fontana (973) 764-1174 or E-mail: info@fwlf.com.

Andover- This gathering was not publicized prior to NDP.

NDP service at Andover Subacute Center. Through this experience I was able to again emphasize each senior resident's power of influence through prayer. (I now lead worship in Building One on Thursdays..can't believe I'm in my 4th year of this ministry already.) It's such a blessing to empower them through the Word of God and give them a message of HOPE....that our Father is not through with them yet.
The worship leaders in Building Two also decided to hold a NDP service....what a blessing.

 

Union
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 Cranford - 4:00 pm - 6 pm - Union County College, 1033 Springfield Avenue, Seminar room A&B, will be available for students and campus staff & faculty


Union College in Cranford NJ, There were approximately between 55 to 75 people in The Commons area at 12:00  noon yesterday, students some faculty, staff and security were present.  Dr Carmiceal is already planning for next year to enlarge the event, and have space open for all day prayer as well. Praise the Lord!

Fanwood - Train Station - The Community House, North Avenue side -12:00 noon - 1:00 pm - Contact - Evangel Church 908-322-9300

Forty people gathered to pray for our nation at this noon time gathering which was hosted by Evangel Church.

Garwood - 12:00 noon - 12:30 - Town Hall on South Ave. & Center St.- Contact: Rev. Gary Wetzel, 908-789-0360

Garwood NJ,  Rev Gary Wetzel;  There were eight adults and two children that join in a short service out side. Praises to God for the two children that were with them!

New Providence - 6:00 - 7:00 pm - Community Dinner at New Providence Presbyterian Church, 1307 Springfield Ave., New Providence - $6. single, $16 family - Call for reservations 908-665-0050

                                      7:00 pm - Community Prayer and Praise Gathering Sanctuary of New Providence Presbyterian Church, directions: www.pcnp.org. - Contact - Nancy Vandermeer at nancyvandermeer@pcnp.org or call 908-277-6705.

Plainfield - 9 am - 11 am, Prayer Breakfast at Christian Fellowship Baptist Church, 255 Johnston Avenue
                     12 noon - City Hall, Watchung Ave. near Sixth St.
                      Contact: Pastor Anita Benbow at 908-769-6887 or PastorAGB@aol.com

30 people at Christian Fellowship Baptist Church gathered for the breakfast and 70 people at the City Hall steps.

                      6:45 pm - 7:30 pm -Plainfield Public Library, 800 Park Ave. at Library Fountain - Contact: Beverly Hair, 908- 561-0413

Plainfield Libary Park,  Beverly Hair;  There were 8 adults at the 6:45am prayer gathering.  Beverly has been encourage to continue prayer every third Thursday during the school season at this spot 6:45 am.  Her in some other people did pray at this spot some years ago. Again praises to almighty God!

Roselle - 6:00 p.m. - Prayer Walk begins at Heard AME Church, 310 E. 8th Ave.
         7:00 p.m. Concluding Ceremony at Roselle Borough Hall, 210 Chestnut St.
         Contact:  Marcia Dunn, 908-241-5668  

Rahway - 7:30 PM - Oasis Christian Center, 2052 St. Georges Ave. - Contact: Hugo Ortega, 732-499-0040 or hugoorte@us.ibm.com

Oasis Christian Center, Hugo Otega;  There were between 15 and 18 people there last night, we worship and sang some beautiful Jewish music before prayer and had a special time of prayer for Israel.  Thursday nights is their regular night for prayer. It was a blessing to join with these brothers and sisters

Union - 12 noon - 1:00 PM - Kean University 1000 Morris Avenue - Contact: Louis J. Stewart PhD CPA - (908) 737-4102
 

Warren
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Hackettstown - 12 noon - 1:00 PM and 7:00PM - 8:00 PM- Gazebo on Main & Moore Sts. - Contact - Bonny Boniface; 908-684-0357; rachel@goes.com

                              1 to 1:15 PM - Chapel, Hackettstown Regional Medical Center, 651 Willow Grove St. - contact:  labbott@hch.org


 

 

02 May 2007/ www.praynj.org