One adult
praying daily
for one young person
for one year.
The purpose of this prayer partnership is for children and young people to know God personally, live faithful lives in service for Him.
It is a wonderful gift to know another praying adult is invested in seeing your child thrive in faith and life.
Daily Prayer
We match adults with young people and provide these Prayer Partners a focus and rhythm to pray daily.
Download the PDF Prayer Guide here.
Three Key Prayers each week
Dear Jesus, may this young person...
Follow and help others follow Jesus
Belong and help others belong
Serve and help others serve
Weekly Prayers
Follow and help others follow
Belong and help others belong
Serve and help others serve
Prayer Partners
Join us and impact a young person’s life through your prayers by being involved with PROMISE TO PRAY.
Saying, “Yes!” to praying for a young person means you can actively participate in their spiritual growth with Jesus.
Join us as we embrace inter-generational prayer and spiritually invest in our future generations through PROMISE TO PRAY. Imagine what God might do in answer to your prayers in the life of young people, their families, friends, and our church.
Adults from our congregation who PROMISE TO PRAY are accredited to work with children
Your Role
As a prayer partner we are asking you to pray for specific aspects of your young person’s life, each day of the week and so spiritually invest in their lives. Our vision for this commitment is that you will simply pray!
Please be mindful of the following guidelines:
- Our church prioritises child protection and why we ensure our prayer partners meet our requirements for working with children. In all your interactions with children and young people we expect you to prioritise child protection too.
- We believe you will take this commitment seriously but remember this is an activity of grace. If you forget to pray every day, the young person’s life will not fall apart.
- We have worked with parents in matching prayer partners to young people
Making Contact
We know mutual contact can encourage the young person that you have not forgotten them. It can also encourage you when prayers are answered. To keep things simple:
- Can you send a card or email to encourage the young person at least twice a year?
- We encourage parents to contact you if there are answers to prayer or specific things to pray for;
- Contact with the young person is to be made through parents or the church;
- Any giving of gifts should be discussed first with your young person’s parents.;