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Call to Prayer: January is 'pivotal opportunity'

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Call to Prayer: January is 'pivotal opportunity'

ALPHARETTA, Ga. (BP) -- Southern Baptist leaders are hoping churches will start 2013 with an emphasis on prayer and the lost during the month-long SBC Call to Prayer beginning Jan. 1.

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The effort will help churches focus on prayer in several key ways toward seeking to engage those without Christ.

"The SBC Call to Prayer is a pivotal opportunity as churches cast a vision for ministry in 2013," said SBC President Fred Luter, pastor of Franklin Avenue Baptist Church in New Orleans. "This coming January we will have the chance to gather as a denomination and center our thoughts and prayers on the lost in our communities and around the world."

Among the emphases of the SBC Call to Prayer are:

My Family and Friends. Select a friend or family member and pray that they would come to faith in Christ.

My Nation. Select a Send North America city and pray for the church planting efforts in that area (www.namb.net/cities).

My World. Select an unreached people group and pray that the Gospel would be advanced among these people (URL=http://www.imb.org/prayerthreads]

Copyright (c) 2012 Southern Baptist Convention, Baptist Press www.BPNews.net

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