 DELEGATES from the three southern peninsular states who attended the recent NECF Malaysia Southern Prayer Consultation have agreed to form a network to enhance ties and increase the prayer momentum in the region.
The three states are Johor, Negri Sembilan and Melaka.
The delegates also appointed coordinators for the various towns, a coordinator for each state, and finally a chief coordinator for the region – Pr Joshua K from Melaka.
The state coordinators are Pr Ruth Tan for Johor, Pr Joshua K for Melaka, and Pr David Rajjah for Negri Sembilan. They will meet every four months to share current issues and prayer needs.
The Southern Prayer Network is the second regional network formed under the NECF Prayer Commission, the first being the Northern Prayer Network. The commission aims to set up prayer networks for all regions to mobilise Christians throughout the nation to pray, especially in times of crisis.
Held in early November, the three-day consultation in Melaka was attended by over 40 prayer leaders.
During the consultation, delegates representing their towns shared the spiritual landscape and needs of their areas. The towns covered were Johor Baru, Kluang, Batu Pahat, Muar, Pontian, Seremban, Port Dickson, Nilai, Mantin, Pajam and Melaka.
The sharing helped the delegates to “feel” for the towns, and gave them new insight to ministry and intercession.
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