Prayer Retreat for GFC Staff and Volunteers

Beloved, we have finished a Prayer week marathon, during which we spend each day in corporate prayer. It is joy to see how the Church is growing in prayer. Many are praying. Prayers are becoming more edifying, sincere, and simple. We want to preserve this mindset throughout the entire year; therefore, we will periodically remind one another about corporate prayer and plan times for that. One such wonderful opportunity is the prayer retreat for all church staff, which takes place twice a year.

On Saturday, we will begin our time of prayer fellowship at 9:00 AM, and for those who wish, coffee and snacks will be available at 8:30 AM. This event is mandatory for all who serve in ministry and open to everyone who would like to attend. At this upcoming meeting, we will focus on the main department of the church and pray for everyone involved in these ministries. We will also give attention to the church and pray for everyone involved in these ministries. We will also give attention to the church budget for 2026. In order to allow time to answer questions and truly hear one another, we are extending the duration of the prayer retreat this year. Lunch will be provided at 12:30 PM, and after lunch we will have a Q&A session.

For many years, prayer meetings have been a great encouragement for all who serve. Through them, church members can learn more details about the ministries and become informed about the needs that exist within the church. We sincerely invite all of you to join us Saturday, January 17!

If you have questions regarding the church’s ministry, please submit them in advance using the link below. This will help us provide you with more thoughtful and prepared answers.

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A request from elders: Dear Church, if you are sick or know of someone who is sick and cannot attend services and be in fellowship with other believers, please let us know so we can visit them.

Continue supporting the churches working among the people who have suffered from the war in Ukraine:

"No servant can serve two masters, for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and money."
Luke 16:13