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To Unlock Encounters - Nov'25

To Unlock Encounters


Dear Church Family,


Have you ever stood at the threshold of a divine encounter, like Ananias in Acts 9:10–19? He was called to step into a moment that seemed uncertain, even dangerous—yet his simple act of faithful obedience unlocked a transformation that would change the world.


God is still moving through ordinary people who make themselves available —from Ananias, who prayed for his enemy, to the widow who gave her last portion.. He uses our presence, our prayers, and our willingness to step into His story.
We invite you to join us for a sacred time of corporate prayer—a gathering designed not just to talk about God’s power, but to witness it in motion.
Monthly Intercessory Prayer Meeting


📅 Date: Saturday, 1 November 2025
⏰ Time: 7:00 AM
📍 Location: BCC, The Church 2MH Campus
🎯 Theme: To Unlock Encounters


Come expectant. Come ready to participate. Let’s gather not as spectators, but as active vessels through whom the Holy Spirit can move. As Jesus promised:
“When two of you get together on anything at all on earth and make a prayer of it, my Father in heaven goes into action.”
— Matthew 18:19 (MSG)


An online link will be shared for those unable to join in person—but we encourage you to make every effort to be there physically. There is a unique grace when the family of God gathers in one place, with one heart, seeking His face.
Let’s come together and unlock what God wants to do in us and through us.


In faith and expectation,

The BCC Prayer Team 


*Where Heaven Touched Earth: A Testimony from Our November Gathering*

On a sacred morning, twenty-four faithful souls—eighteen in the sanctuary, six uniting online—gathered as one voice before Heaven’s throne. What unfolded was more than a prayer meeting. It was a divine encounter where chains broke, doors opened, and God’s Glory descended.

*We Stepped into Our Ananias Moment*  

Just as Ananias obeyed the Lord’s call to pray for Saul (Acts 9), we said “Yes” to divine assignments. In response, God broke bondages like padlocks, released deliverance, and restored vision—spiritually and physically. We felt the fire of His presence, a heavenly host surrounding us as we interceded for nations, leaders, churches, and families. From Jamaica to our local communities, we declared His Word with authority and watched as principalities trembled.

*We Stood in the Gap—and Heaven Moved*  

We lifted lifeless situations before the One for whom nothing is impossible. We spoke life, called forth revival beyond denominations, and carried His anointing into the 11th month—clothed in confidence, assurance, and prophetic promises. Each of the twenty-four now carries a tangible mark of His Spirit—a holy thirst that turns everyday moments into divine appointments.

*This Is Only the Beginning*  

Join us on *December 6* for another powerful morning of encounter and intercession. Can’t wait? Be refreshed with us *every Sunday at 8 AM* as we begin each week in His presence and partnership.


To God—the Chain-Breaker, Way-Maker, and Promise-Keeper—be all Glory, forever.


— BCC Prayer Team


References: Is 66:1-2/ Ps 25:12-14/ 2 Ch 7:12-15/ Pr 4:18/ Is 45/ Ps 31:8/ Lk 21:36/ Lk 10:19/ Ps 138/ Rom 9/ Acts 9:1-19 & Many other encouragements

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