The second ‘lense’ that Doug used for prayer (see Item 7 above) was an online web-app called Prayer.Global. Doug had created in advance a special instance of Prayer.Global specifically for the conference. This allowed users to participate together real-time in praying for 4,770 different government-assigned polygons around the world – that represented real geo-political states and districts. The developers of Prayer.Global have already populated all 4,770 regions with prayer fuel, making it easy for a conference to key in on prayers for the whole world. To see the instance used by the International Wholistic Missions Conference, just click to https://prayer.global/prayer_app/custom/102943/map to see the map version. During conference prayer times, Doug showed the delegates this display view: https://prayer.global/prayer_app/custom/102943/display . It’s designed to refresh every 60 seconds to reflect real-time prayers by the attenders. These pages and more are available from Prayer.Global as a labor of love at no cost to you (though you’re welcome to pitch in a donation, of course). The people behind Prayer.Global have served with Team Expansion for years. Everything they do is 100% secure – because they have worked in secure lands themselves. So you can rest assured that viewers won’t be solicited or spied upon. In fact, you’ll notice – you don’t even have to sign up to pray and use the service. Check it out today!
8) How We Used Prayer.Global at a Missions Conference
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