Prayer Captain- Weekly Suicide Prevention

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seeds wilderness therapyMontrose (CO)

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About the role

Prayer Captains For Teen Suicide Prevention And Seeds Wilderness WayWe are looking for a few people with a heart for prayer to join our team as Prayer Captains. You will be the heartbeat of our weekly prayer ministry, helping us stand in the gap for those struggling with mental health and suicide. What You'll DoLead Our Weekly Zoom: You'll help host our one-hour weekly prayer meeting. You'll handle the web tech (like setting up Zoom breakout rooms) and help guide the group through our prayer agenda.

Note: This is administrative, not just the chief intercessor

Keep the Connection Going: Each week, you'll send a short, 150250 word "Prayer Digest" email to our list. This will include: One quick story or update on the ministry. A list of 34 specific things we are praying for that week (Rotating between kids, our logistics, our team, and our strategic initiatives).A reminder for the upcoming Zoom meeting. Be Our Tech Support: You'll arrive 1530 minutes early to start the Zoom room and make sure everyone is settled and ready to pray. A Typical Week Looks Like This (~2.5 hours total) Administrative Time (30-45 mins): Send out the weekly email digest to our prayer list. Including finding the Director for a short update Meeting Day: Arrive 1530 minutes early to prep the Zoom room. The Hour of Prayer: Lead the team through our agenda:10 mins: Welcome & Devotion.45 mins: Small group prayer (in groups of 3).5 mins: Closing song or encouragement.

Is This You? You love to pray and believe in the power of intercession. You are comfortable using Zoom (or willing to learn the basics!).You are reliable and organized.

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