The Question:
Are you seeking to know God better? 
Want to learn how to truly “come boldly to God’s throne of Grace”? 
Do you want to “move mountains” & see God do amazing things in your world?
Do you want to learn how to pray more effectively, seeing the effects of your prayers?
Do you desire to pray with other believers?

The Answer:
If you answered “yes” to any of the above questions, then Prayer School is for you! 
Prayer School is one of the most interactive and exciting ways to learn how to pray. Those who attend will be inspired to follow the Holy Spirit to pray out the plan of God for: VFC, the pastors, people & ministries; for government leaders and those in authority, for their own families & individual lives & for other areas as the Spirit of God leads.

What is Prayer School?
Prayer School is a “learn by doing” prayer environment that provides an opportunity for you to learn & pray with other believers at VFC. A typical session opens with worship, then a brief teaching on prayer, concluding with a time of directed prayer. Each session will be facilitated by a trained VFC staff member or lay leader.

Who?
Anyone that attends Valley Family Church & has completed the “Getting a Grip on the Basics” class is invited to attend.

When? 
Prayer School is offered on Sunday evenings beginning September 9, 2007 from 5-5:50pm and will be held in correspondence with the EPIC School of Ministry schedule.

Where? 
Prayer School will be located at the Cathedral immediately preceding EPIC classes.

How much?
One of the great things about Prayer School is that it is totally FREE!

Why?
As a member of the Body of Christ, we are created to work together in unison and this is one great opportunity to come together in unity, with one accord, to make tremendous power available for God to move on the earth.  As each member of the Body does its part in prayer, we will truly fulfill our God-given mandate to be a “House of Prayer for all nations.” (Mark 11:17)  Prayer School offers you a safe place to learn and to do your part in prayer in a corporate setting. You’ll experience “how good and pleasant it is when the brothers and sisters come together in unity.”  (Psalms 133:1)