National Day of Prayer

Leaders of government, business, faith, education, and military invite you to attend the 28th National Day of Prayer in Warren County as we Pour Out to The God of Hope and Be Filled as we seek the will of our mighty God for our nation and county in prayer, worship and song. Coffee and Tea provided, no breakfast.

National Day of Prayer Warren County

The National Day of Prayer was established by President Harry S. Truman in 1952 by a joint resolution of the United States Congress. The mission of the National Day of Prayer is to mobilize unified public prayer for America. The task force created “represented a Judeo-Christian expression of national observance, based on the understanding that the United States of America was birthed in prayer and in reverence for the God of the Bible,” according to the National Day of Prayer website.

Pour Out to The God of Hope and Be Filled! “Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you will abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” -Romans 15:13 Share the love of Christ across Warren County in prayer and service. #PrayWC

Through the work of several individuals, including Lucy McCarren, Susan Huddleson, Katherine Brewer, Dennis Bunnell, A. Carolyn Sanders, and Georgie Clark, Warren County has been recognizing this national event for the past 27 years. Leaders from throughout Warren County will be reading scriptures. To date the following individuals have participated: Bill DeLord, Randy Kuvin, Marcus Shelton, Josh Patrick, Becky Iverson, Pastor Steve Cramer, Barry Riley, Jonathan Westendorf, Chris Koch, Tom Isaacs, Kim Bilbrey, Shawn Acrey, and Amy Fornshell.