• Pray for Josh and Stefanie LaRoque as they are in the process of planting Upper Room Church of the Nazarene in Petoskey.  
  • Pray for the Beaverton Church's new church plant - south Gladwin - Easter 2020.​
  • Pray for the following churches in pastoral transition: Cadillac First, Clare, Kalkaska, and Pickford. 
  • Pray for preparations for the upcoming Children's and Family Camps
  • Please pray for those currently in Ministerial Study.
  • Please be in prayer for Damon and Jamie Carpenter of Lake Ann, and their family.
  • Please continue in prayer for the Hoult family.
  • Pray for the family of Rev. David Brantley as they grieve his passing. 
  • Pray that people across the district will be open to the Spirit and answer the call to ministry.
  • Pray that God will raise up church planters to unashamedly spread the Gospel throughout the district. There are vast areas on the Northern Michigan District that have no holiness church presence.
  • Pray for our District Superintendent Rev. Dan Gilmore as he seeks God's will and direction for our district.
  • ​Pray for revival to spread throughout Northern Michigan, our country, and around our world.​
  • Pray for the teens who are preparing for NYC in 2019.
Jesus has opened a school, in which He trains His redeemed ones, who specially desire it, to have power in prayer.  Shall we not enter it with the petition, Lord!  It is just this we need to be taught! O teach us to pray. (from "lord Teach us to Pray' by Andrew Murray)
'Lord, teach us to pray.' None can teach like Jesus, none but Jesus; therefore we call on Him, 'Lord, teach us to pray.' A pupil needs a teacher, who knows his work, who has the gift of teaching, who in patience and love will descend to the pupil's needs.  Blessed be God! Jesus is all this and much more.  He knows what prayer is.  It is Jesus, praying Himself, who teaches to pray.  He knows what prayer is.  He learned it amid the trials and tears of His earthly life.  In heaven it is still His beloved work; His life there is prayer.  Nothing delights Him more than to find those whom He can take with Him into the Father's presence, whom He can clothe with power to pray down God's blessing on those around them, whom He can train to be His fellow-workers in the intercession by which the kingdom is to be revealed on earth.  He knows how to teach.  Now by the urgency of felt need, then by the confidence with which joy inspires.  Here by the teaching of the Word, there by the testimony of another believer who knows what it is to have prayer heard.  By His Holy Spirit, He has access to our heart, and teaches us to pray by showing us the sin that hinders the prayer, or giving us the assurance that we please God.  He teaches, by giving not only thoughts of what to ask or how to ask, but by breathing within us the very spirit of prayer, by living within us as the Great Intercessor.  We may indeed and most joyfully say, 'Who teacheth like him?'  Jesus never taught His disciples how to preach, only how to pray.  He did not speak much of what was needed to preach well, but much of praying well.  To know how to speak to God is more than knowing how to speak to man.  Not power with men, but power with God is the first thing.  Jesus loves to teach us how to pray. 
​(from 'Lord, Teach us to Pray by Andrew Murray)
Please keep checking back as requests come in. Send your prayer requests and praise reports to prayernmd@nmdnaz.org or use the contact form above.