At our 2026 meeting of the General Synod, a motion was approved to set aside one Friday per quarter over the coming year specifically dedicated to prayer and fasting for revival and reformation within the ARP. Any lasting fruit in our ministries, church plants, and established congregations must begin with a humble, spirit-led dependence on the Lord.
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