Prayer Requests | Bishop Johnson Ministries

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Praying & Seeking God

Prayer is more than what we do; it is a lifestyle and relationship. We commune with God through the spiritual discipline of prayer. Bishop Johnson also faithfully prays for pastors and their concerns. Feel free to fill out the Prayer Request Form below and we will be praying for you, your family, and your ministry.

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We trust and believe that prayer moves the hand of God and that “Prayer Changes Things.” It is a privilege for us to pray for you and your ministry. We can’t always visit your area or attend your church, however, we can pray that God guide, protect, and provide for you.

Please feel free to complete the Prayer Request Form and let us know how we can pray for you. May the Lord’s will be done!

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