Carolina Conference Prayer Ministries

01/06/2025

Prayer is so important! Let’s come together as a conference for 10 days.

08/02/2021

Prayer Retreat 2021 was a powerful, joy filled weekend. Sunrise and sundown worships at the lake, powerful presentations from Tamyra Horst, beautiful music, new friendships were made, families praying together with their children, worshiping together, delicious and beautiful food, and lives were forever changed! We hope you will join us next year!

07/12/2021

Register today at www.carolinasda.org!

07/02/2021

I hope you can plan to come and join us for a wonderful weekend. Our keynote speaker is Tamyra DeVoe Horst

Prayer Retreat with guest speaker Tamyra Horst. Come together for fellowship, rest, worship and prayer!

04/08/2021

03/01/2021

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A few years ago a friend from Oregon shared a story about his son Caleb, who was four years old at the time. While Caleb is much older now, this story continues to impact my life, and I wanted to share it again, as I know it will bless many others as it has me...

01/14/2021

Zsolt, a theology student from Austria, was discouraged. He had been invited to evangelize in Kenya, but only 30 guests showed up each night during the first week. He had hoped for many more. Frustrated, he locked himself in his room and prayed for four hours. Spreading all his despair before God, h...

01/13/2021

Remember when Jesus performed His first miracle during the wedding at Cana? Mary, the mother of Jesus, told the servants, “Whatever He says to you, do it” (John 2:5). By saying this, Mary built the confidence of the servants in Jesus. When He asked them to fill the water jars, they did exactly a...

01/13/2021

Jesus redeemed us so “that we might receive the promise of the Spirit through faith” (Galatians 3:14). But how do we build faith in what He has promised? How should we pray so that we are sure of being filled with the Holy Spirit? How does a revived heart lead to real-life Christian maturity?

01/13/2021

Jesus offers a solution for carnal Christians who want to become spiritual Christians. He says, “Remain joined to me, just as I also remain joined to you” (John 15:4, NIrV). In other words, “Abide in Me.” But how?