A Praying Life Cohort for Men & Women (Thursdays, 7:00 AM EST)

Why join a prayer cohort?

In this highly personalized, 10-week prayer training, you'll gather with an experienced prayer trainer and a small group of others via ZOOM. Together, you'll begin building a set of 5 or more personal prayer cards to use as you pray through key areas of your life. As you gather each week, you will:

• Grow in wisdom and faith
• Experience the accountability and encouragement of praying together
• See God at work in your life and the lives of others through prayer stories

What is a prayer story?

From the proven training of the book A Praying Life by Paul Miller, prayer stories are more than simply an answer to prayer to check off a list. Prayer stories emphasize that God is at work in the larger picture of our lives and of redemption. As you pray together, you will see God at work in the lives of others, and be encouraged to keep asking—even when you don’t yet see movement in your own prayer story.

What happens in a cohort meeting?

We pray and we learn to pray through a combination of book study, open discussion, and application of new ideas in our personal lives.

Thursdays, 7:00 AM-8:15 AM Eastern Time | Jan 16-Mar 20, 2025

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There is a $149 fee for cohort participation per person.

Participants are required to have the 2017 edition of A Praying Life, which can be purchased here.

Peter Douglas has worked as a youth pastor for 11 years, and then trained and served as a Presbyterian minister for 10 years in full-time ministry. He is currently working part-time in a local congregation preaching and offering prayerful pastoral support. Peter also works part-time in a residential respite home for children with a learning disability

Peter is passionate about Jesus, and loves praying and talking about the blessings of being united to Christ. He is married to Jill, and they have three children, Grace, Emma and Joshua. They currently reside in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.

The prayer cohort has been a boot camp for my soul. Just like any other life skill, training and practice in prayer are critical to improvement... and this cohort has provided just what I needed.

Kevin Wing

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Prayer is often the first thing sacrificed as we try to finish our daily to-do list. But prayer focuses our attention on our Heavenly Father who grants us the grace and strength that we daily need. And when we pray with other brothers, we see our Father working not only in our lives but in each other's lives.

Ruben Sernas

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This helped my feeling of isolation as I discovered I'm not the only one that struggles, gets tired, and fails. After weeks of praying with these men, they may be my closest friends.

Craig Meredith

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