Thy Kingdom Come - Prayer Journeys

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Adult Prayer Journey

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Teanager Prayer Journey

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Children's Prayer Journey

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TKC: May 2020

Prayer journeys for all ages

Join the global wave of prayer from Ascension Day to Pentecost

You can use these prayer journeys from ROOTS as part of the global wave of prayer that is Thy Kingdom Come, and:

pray with God's worldwide family for more people to come to know Jesus Christ
pray for yourselves to be empowered through prayer by the Holy Spirit
find new confidence to be witnesses for Jesus Christ.

How to use the resources

There are separate prayer journeys for adults, young people and children.

Each prayer journey comprises two sheets: prayers for ourselves on page 1 and prayers for others on page 2.
People can make up their own prayer journeys each day: for example, they can pray the prayer for themselves on a theme (e.g. Belonging or Courage) on one side and then pray the corresponding prayer for others on the other side.

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