Lesson One: Group Prayer Strategies -  Praying in Unison     

Another way of praying as a group is `praying in unison’. The Koreans commonly do this so much that it is sometimes called `praying Korean style’. 

A. Guidelines

1. A leader will lead the group in finding a common subject of prayer. (Ex.: The President) 
2. Group members will share vital information about the prayer subject and some direction for prayer. 
3. As a group, you come to a united conviction about the subject of prayer using Scripture as the basis of your conviction. 
4. The leader gives the cue when the group will start praying. 
5. Pray aloud together with conviction as the Spirit leads until the prayers naturally subside, and you can move to another round of prayers. 

     

B. Practicing Prayer in Unison

1. Make a list of relevant subjects to pray for. 
2. Share Scripture passages that guide the direction of your prayers for each subject. 
3. Agree to use these Scripture passages as the basis of your prayers. (Use example in Acts 4:23-31) 
4. Appoint a leader to serve as a conductor who gives the cue when to begin and when to move to another subject. 
5. Spend a few minutes in praying in unison following the guidelines given above. 

Exercise 1: Review Principle 1 and Memory Verse 1.