Then, after three more months of walking their block, they stop to ring each doorbell, introduce themselves and ask community members if they have any prayer requests. Then they return to their weekly routine, continuing to walk the block as long as it takes to change the climate in the neighborhood. The Rev. Rick Heeren, director of Harvest Evangelism for the Twin Cities, says the problem of not having enough time for prayer can be overcome. I'm talking about the divisions that exist out there. This is a very key concept.
Every person is a lighthouse of prayer.
Everybody lives on a block, and if they can see themselves as ambassadors of prayer, things are going to improve on that block. We teach them the 'how' of prayer evangelism. First Timothy basically says the church of Jesus Christ should pray for everyone. And right behind that, it says the outcome will be that we will live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. And we have people who are already praying who say they are experiencing more peaceful and quiet lives.