The Hesychia House, located at 433 N. Wabash St., has opened its doors - 24/7 - to the community.
Hesychia House is intended to provide a place where people of all denominations - or no denomination - can come to pray for our community and our nation, and the 24/7 Prayer Ministry encourages people from all churches in the area - particularly Wabash County - to join with others to lift needs before God.
Hesychia is Hebrew for "quiet resting place."
The 24/7 Prayer Ministry, which is modeled after a movement in England, is a "non-profit ministry that relies solely on the generous donations of individuals, churches and other organizations," according to Debbie Sweet, one of the founding members of the local ministry and a member of the board. The book, "Red Moon Rising" tells how God is raising up prayer around the world with 24/7 prayer houses.
For more information, contact one of the following board members: Deb Sweet, 563-6049; Jennifer Mahan, 563-8063; Neale, 260-774-3111; Angie Penix, 569-9809; Rick Tolley, 571-2448; and Pastor Don Cogar, 563-7849
Article above was edited which was in the Wabash Plain Dealer By ROY CHURCH
Monday, May 4, 2009 8:45 AM EDT
To sign up for prayer: Contact Prayer Captain Angie Penix at (260)569-9809 for Sundays. Call Angie for details or if you would like to pray on another day. She can also help you with signing up for different days.
To Learn More About the 24/7 International Prayer Movement-Click here
or to Learn more about the 24/7 in the USA - click here