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An Invitation to Stand in the Gap – Easter Weekend Intercessory Meeting

16 Hours of Standing in the Gap along with 45 Prayer warriers – A Easter Weekend Summary

Dear Prayer Warriors & BCC Family,

This morning, as I reviewed my journal of what God has done this Easter weekend, I can only say: I Praise God for His Mercies..

From the Good Friday 12-hour session (which turned into almost 14 hours!), to the Saturday 2-hour Intercessory meeting (plus an extra 30 minutes), to the hour of prayer before our Sunday services—we have spent nearly 16 hours collectively inviting His presence to deal with the matters close to our hearts: our Church, our nations, our communities, and our families.

And 45 of us showed up across these three occasions, cumulatively. That itself is a miracle that only our GOD could orchestrate.

I thank God for His resurrected power that enables us to draw closer to Him, access His presence with all His fullness, and joyfully enjoy life—because He has already given us everything.

Thank you for standing in the gap like Moses. Thank you for reminding God of His promises when the enemy wanted to scatter and destroy.

Have a wonderful remaining weekend. Until we meet in our next session, may His resurrected power lead us triumphantly.

Happy Easter!

— Prayer Ministries
BCC The Church
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Subject: Gentle Reminder – Standing in the Gap This Weekend

Dear Church Family,

Just a gentle nudge as we step into this sacred weekend.

Good Friday, 3 April
🕯️ 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM | WMR

Come as you are able—whether for an hour or several. No pressure, just presence. We're gathering in hourly sessions with prayer stations and worship. Join us for the BCC Worship Session from 10:00–11:00 AM as one body.

If you said you'd join for a specific session, thank you. If plans shifted, Grace abounds. Just come.

Saturday, 4 April
🌿 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM | WMR

A quiet, two-hour gathering in the in-between. A gentle way to prepare our hearts before Resurrection Sunday.

Like Moses, we stand in the gap—not striving, but trusting. Whether you're with us in person or holding space in your own quiet corner, you are part of this.

Come. Rest. Pray as you're led.

In His Service,
Prayer Ministries
BCC The Church

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Subject: An Invitation to Stand in the Gap – Easter Weekend Intercessory Meeting

Dear Church Family,

As we enter the sacred Easter weekend—remembering the price paid to reconcile us to the Father—we're reminded of the power of one person standing in the gap.

"But Moses stood in the gap and deflected God's anger, prevented it from destroying them utterly." —Psalm 106:23 (MSG)

Like Moses, we are called to intercede. When destruction was near, he prayed—standing on God's promises.

Let's come together to do the same.

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Session 1

Good Friday, 3 April 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
📍 WMR, BCC The Church

Structure:
11 hours, moving in hourly sessions:

· 40 min – focused corporate intercession at various prayer stations
· 20 min – worship, transition, and reflection

We'll join the BCC Worship Session as one body from 10:00–11:00 AM.

You're welcome to join for any portion that fits your schedule—whether an hour or several. If you're able to confirm and commit to a few sessions, it will greatly help us plan and steward this time together. Please feel free to come as you're led.

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Session 2

Saturday, 4 April 2026
⏰ 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM
📍 WMR, BCC The Church

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Let's boldly approach the throne, standing in the gap for the lost, the broken, and the promises yet to be fulfilled. We look forward to praying with you as we enter this holy weekend.

In His Service,
Prayer Ministries
BCC The Church



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