unity among youth groups

ibreakdrumsticks · 06-13-2005, 09:46 PM

i was wondering if your youth groups meet with one another to do outreaches and have services together? do your youth pastors pray with one another and meet to plan events? i would strongly encourage you to tell your youth pastor to meet with other youth pastors crossing denominations and just becoming one body to advance the kingdom of God. one will put one thousand to flight but two ten thousand. the walls have to come down. unity in the body of christ especially among youth pastors is needed. also pray for unity and pray for a spirit of intercession to fall on youth groups. we have to pray and fast together. it is time for baptist, methodist, pentecostals, presbyterians, all other them to unite and serve as one body in love to advance the kingdom of God. unity among youth groups is needy desperately! tell your youth pastor!

jcdesertvoice · 06-14-2005, 09:34 AM

I TOTALLY agree! That is exactly what the Lord has put in my heart. It has become one of my main burdens. I know that one thing I am going to be doing with my youth group is to get them connected with others. It's time that at least the youth groups join together. That could set an awesome example for the churches they represent. If we cannot have unity between the churches in our cities can we not at least have unity in our youth groups. ibreakdrumsticks I am so happy to know that someone else is feeling the same as I do. Most people think I'm nuts and that my efforts will just go in vain. That was quite an encouragement. It's time to get moving and start uniting.

Random18 · 06-17-2005, 12:46 PM

Yeah, we definitely need more unity between churches. It's hard to believe now, but up until "The Great Schism" in the 11th Century, there was just one church - no denominations.

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06-13-2005, 09:46 PM	#1
ibreakdrumsticks ibreakdrumsticks Edit Prophet/Prophetess	unity among youth groups i was wondering if your youth groups meet with one another to do outreaches and have services together? do your youth pastors pray with one another and meet to plan events? i would strongly encourage you to tell your youth pastor to meet with other youth pastors crossing denominations and just becoming one body to advance the kingdom of God. one will put one thousand to flight but two ten thousand. the walls have to come down. unity in the body of christ especially among youth pastors is needed. also pray for unity and pray for a spirit of intercession to fall on youth groups. we have to pray and fast together. it is time for baptist, methodist, pentecostals, presbyterians, all other them to unite and serve as one body in love to advance the kingdom of God. unity among youth groups is needy desperately! tell your youth pastor!
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06-14-2005, 09:34 AM	#2
jcdesertvoice jcdesertvoice Edit Prophet/Prophetess	I TOTALLY agree! That is exactly what the Lord has put in my heart. It has become one of my main burdens. I know that one thing I am going to be doing with my youth group is to get them connected with others. It's time that at least the youth groups join together. That could set an awesome example for the churches they represent. If we cannot have unity between the churches in our cities can we not at least have unity in our youth groups. ibreakdrumsticks I am so happy to know that someone else is feeling the same as I do. Most people think I'm nuts and that my efforts will just go in vain. That was quite an encouragement. It's time to get moving and start uniting. __________________ Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every nation for you are a word out of the mouth of God and you will not return unto Him void.
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06-17-2005, 12:46 PM	#3
Random18 Random18 Edit AY! Newbie	Yeah, we definitely need more unity between churches. It's hard to believe now, but up until "The Great Schism" in the 11th Century, there was just one church - no denominations.
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