Heart Prayer Walk

Just as prayer is a part of our daily life, it can also be an important part of your time of service. This Prayer Walk is designed to give youth a quiet time to reflect on the opportunities God provides in our lives for service to others. These prayer opportunities are designed to be used in a variety of locations. The setting may be your church sanctuary, fellowship hall, youth room or an outdoor space.

You’ll Need:

Large space with permanent altar or one you create yourself
Bible for each participant
Seating or chairs for participants
Printed copies of the study with a copy of each station placed in Bible or individual copies printed for each participant

Download the Activity Here.

Published September 1, 2020

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