Praying For My Campus
Cover your local campus in prayer and invite the Lord to go ahead of you, preparing the way for a catalytic season of ministry! This course will help you recognize the unique value of prayer walking and teach you how to do it.
And when it comes to campus ministry, prayer walking uniquely prepares the way to help us reach all the different “corners” (students, faculty, departments, etc.) of the campus with the good news and real hope of Jesus.
Understand what prayer walking is and why it’s so important
Be able to lead prayer walks across your campus
Engage with the material in your context!
All your progress will be saved so you can resume where you left off.
This is a quick summary of the material that you can use as a preview of the course or as a refresher once you’ve taken it.
See a list of the resources referenced in this course, all collected in one spot for your convenience.
Prayer . . . Walking!
Introduction
Before we begin . . .
Lesson 1: What is Prayer Walking?
Lesson 2: Why Prayer Walk?
Lesson 1: Preparing
Lesson 2: Going
Lesson 3: Debriefing
Check for Understanding (Quiz)
Lesson 4: Get Walking!
Closing Remarks
Before you go . . .
All resources referenced from this course will be linked below for your convenience to view and download. Please use/adapt these resources to what works for you in your ministry context.
Praying for My Campus Quicksheet(2-page pdf) |
Summary of the course in a quick, 2-page format, perfect for a quick review on the go! |
Prayer Walk Guide(Ministry Library page) |
Prayer walks are a great way to encounter God on campus and explore what God's doing there. |
Every Campus Virtual Prayer Walking(EveryCampus webpage) |
Using technology like Google Maps and the EveryCampus site, you can locate campuses in need of prayer and pray for a campus next door or even thousands of miles away! |
Every Campus Prayer Walk(EveryCampus webpage) |
The purpose of this prayer guide is to give you some idea of the terrain, what to expect, what to do, and perhaps the most overlooked—but most critical—part, what to do after you leave campus. |