The course “Learning to Pray with the Bible” strengthens intercessors at the Lion's Face Church in Belo Horizonte.

Training from the Gideões 24h ministry empowered new intercessors and reinforced the culture of prayer in the church.

The Apostolic Church Face of the Lion , in Belo Horizonte , experienced a special moment of spiritual strengthening last Saturday, February 28th . The church, pastored by Apostle Iury , received the pastoral couple Wanderlei Leão and Fátima Leão , who taught the AOB Course — “Learning to Pray with the Bible” .

The training integrates the vision of the Gideões 24h Diante do Senhor ministry, which aims to train intercessors committed to a life of prayer grounded in the Scriptures.

Training new intercessors

During the course, participants were guided to understand practical principles of prayer based on the Word of God, learning how the Bible can guide and strengthen the life of intercession.

The church already has a 24-hour Prayer Tower , where members take turns in continuous moments of intercession. With the completion of the course, new participants were prepared to join this spiritual movement.

Thus, new Gideons strengthen the ranks of intercessors in the church , joining the prayer army that already operates in various churches and nations through the Gideons 24h ministry.

A generation of intercessors

The meeting was also marked by an atmosphere of spiritual commitment. The new participants were encouraged to embrace the call to intercession as a true service to the Kingdom of God.

Invitation for new churches

The Gideões 24h Diante do Senhor ministry continues to expand its work of training intercessors and establishing Prayer Towers in different churches in Brazil and other nations.

Churches or leaders interested in learning about the project, participating in training courses, or implementing the ministry in their communities can contact the team: (31) 98793-6484.

The expansion of the Prayer Towers and the training of new intercessors continue as part of the mission to mobilize the Church towards a life of constant prayer, in unity with Christians from different parts of the world.