Prayer and Fasting
In the lead up to the National Day of Prayer and Fasting
aifc is starting the year with the strong foundation of God’s word showing us the importance of prayer and fasting. We invite you to join us as we commit to prayer and fasting with a focus on what the Lord is doing in aifc, in our lives, in the lives of others around us and in our local communities in 2016.
Stay tuned daily throughout the week on aifc’s Facebook page as we will be posting the topics around prayer and fasting that we could all pray about.
Official Video
Official Website: http://www.nationaldayofprayer.com.au/
Everyone is invited to Attend the National Day of Prayer at Parliament House in Canberra on the 7th February 2016 between 2-3pm. Churches around Australia are encourage to participate where ever they are in the country on 7 February 2016.
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