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Monday, April 23rd - National Day of Prayer for Children

Montana Child Protection Alliance

One of MCPA's board member's Denise Johnson had this idea and we are trying to get it going all over the U.S.  Please share with everyone you know.  If you are a prayer - please fast and pray for Children on Monday, April 23rd.

Justice was miscarried when Christ took on our sins, was beaten, tortured, slaughtered. The plan was that He gave himself as an offering for sin. He knows first hand what injustice looks like. He took up the cause of all and paid with his life.
What if all in this group and all other groups that are advocating for children set aside a specific day to fast and pray, asking the Lord to intervene on behalf of our children?
April is Child Abuse Awareness month...and our children are being abused by the very system that was supposed to protect them. Let's make Monday, April 23rd our day to fast & pray. Blast it on our pages. Ask everyone in our country to pray for our children. This battle is the Lord's and we desperately need His hand on this! We've already seen amazing things happening for our children in 2018. Family First Prevention Services Act. BackPage FB page shut down. God is on the move.
He still takes on the cause of the downtrodden. He is still alive. Let's collectively come together and lay our hearts and our children at his feet on April 23rd. And while we are praying, let's include prayers for our fellow warriors. Who will join me?
PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD.

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