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Kaua`i House Of Prayer:
Established by a broad based fellowship of churches across the island of Kaua`i, our desire at KHOP is to exalt and proclaim
the Lordship of Jesus Christ, to provide a place (both physical and in our hearts) in which He would desire to dwell 24 hours
a day/365 days a year. We believe that God “inhabits the praises of His people” (Psalm 22:3) and are committed
to seeing His praises proclaimed creatively and continuously. As we “humble ourselves and pray” and “lift
Jesus up” we believe we will see Him “draw all men” to Himself and will “heal our land”. ***Sign
up for our KHOP emails on our website (click here). KHOP email subscriptions are FREE, though donations are always welcome.
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>Print Out the 6TH ANNUAL KAUAI Missions Banquet
bulletin insert flyer: click here(PDF-365 KB-1 Page)
6TH ANNUAL KAUAI
Missions Banquet
With Guest Speaker:
Loren Cunningham
Founder of YWAM (Youth With A Mission)
Friday Dec. 12 @ 6:30 pm
Aloha Beach Resort, Wailua
For Reservations & Ticket information,
please call 826-6448
SPONSORED BY
North Shore Christian Church
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The KHOP Room is OPEN (call
for hours 651-6351) located in the Salvation Army Thrift Store in Lihue. The location is via the side entrance on Kress
Street. The KHOP Room is available for any small worship/prayer group to use. If any small group is
interested please contact Kerry @ 651-6351 or 5th Gospel Christian Bookstore (Lyn or Leah) @ 245-9499.
KHOP wants to set up an hourly, weekly, monthly type schedule available online so people can set aside specific times for
use/prayer. Later KHOP will have a lockbox with combination available upon request (guidelines for KHOP Room use will be posted
in the room and on the KHOP website).
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Prayer Weekly Schedule
Kerry
Aloha Friends:
Wednesday nights the KHOP Prayer Room will
be the site of weekly prayer focused on Missions and Evangelism. Don Tofte from North Shore Christian
Church and leader of numerous foreign Missions outreaches will be facilitating these times of intercession
for the nations of the world and for those who are laying down their lives on the Mission fields. We also want to focus
prayer on the various teams and individuals from Kaua`i who have been sent out from different
churches and fellowships around the island and state to preach the gospel and carry the message of the
Kingdom of God. Please feel free to join us Wednesday nights from 6:30pm-8:30pm at the
KHOP Prayer Room located in the Salvation Army Thrift Store building in Lihue. Our entry is on Kress St.(think
Hamura’s Saimin) off Rice St. and is the 1st entry on Kress on your right hand side(you’ll see the sign). For
more info you can contact Don @ 826-6448 or call me at the number below
or email us.
We also would like to know more about the
various Missions outreaches being sent out from the churches on Kaua`i so please let us know how the Lord
is using you all in this area so that we may more effectively pray. If you have a desire to receive prayer for
other things please let us know. We would love to pray for and with you. “the effective
fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.” Mahalo for all you do and for who you are
in God’s Kingdom. Blessings on your heads!
Also Saturday nights from 9:00pm-Midnight
Jeff and Janet Eisenbach will be leading (facilitating) prayer for our Nation. Please come join us as we lift the country
up in prayer.
-kerry
Kaua`i House of Prayer
P. O. Box 333
Lihu`e,
Kaua`i, Hawai`i 96766-0333
(808) 651-6351
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KHOP Prayer Room Schedule
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Missions and Evangelism - at the KHOP Prayer Room located in the Salvation Army Thrift
Store building in Lihue.
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Thursday
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Friday
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Prayer for our Nation with Jeff and Janet Eisenbach. Please come join us as we lift the country up in
prayer.
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Kaua`i Prayer is a place to pray together and for eachother, share stories
of how God is moving in each of our lives, and to keep in touch with other believers in an online community. So... Log-In
and check the FORUMS to get connected!!! >more
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NDP-Seeing Prayer Answered
kerry
May
2, 2008
“The effectual fervent prayer
of a righteous man availeth much…” James 5:16
Aloha Friends: Thank you all for joining us
last night whether in body or spirit or both for the National Day of Prayer. I was so blessed by everyone’s
participation, heart, and faith as we met in unity with believers from across the nation to pray and intercede for our country,
state and island. I want to thank Mayor Baptiste and the County of Kaua`i for their support, use of the gathering area,
and prayers and attendance. Thank you to Delia Astrologio and family, Ross Asuncion, Mark Hendrickson family and friends,
Lihue Missionary guys, Sara Hill and the North Shore Rad night crew, to all the churches and pastors for your support and
prayers and, especially to our Lord Jesus, who makes it all possible and worthwhile.
It was so encouraging to see our young people step up
to the microphone and boldly lead us in prayers that were heartfelt and powerful. I pray that you will continue
to press into intercession and intimacy with the Lord and with an ever increasing zeal and courage make war on the
kingdom of darkness. You are mighty in God and an inspiration to us all. I believe that Thursday
night was a breakthrough time for our island and that we are going to see many more great things from the hand
of God as we fervently pray.
The verse above along with v. 17 that follows
speaks about the power of prayer and how circumstances (even weather) and history can be changed
through prayer. The Bible also says that “the
heart of the king is in the hand of the Lord… He turns it wherever he wishes.” We have been
given a precious gift and privilege, as well as a solemn charge in this invitation
from our Creator and King to join with Him in seeing lives
changed, hurting people healed, captives set free, souls saved and delivered from sin, and the Kingdom of God established
in the earth. Somehow God has planned it that we get to partner with Him in His unstoppable purpose that the
whole earth will “be filled with knowledge of the Glory of God”. How
good is that? Let us continue to pursue Him with all our hearts and to know that He will answer
our cries (even as He is answering) as we humble ourselves before Him, and with faith and thanksgiving, make
our requests known to Him. May He give us His heart and conform us to His image. Blessings
upon you all.
Kerry Crain
Kaua`i House of Prayer (KHOP)
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WOULD YOU USE A COMMUNITY PRAYER ROOM?
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Would you use a community prayer room?
If we had a community prayer room on Kauai, for the
Body of Christ. If we used that prayer room to pray for our city, area, state, nation, and the world. Would you use it? We
are considering putting a prayer room together. We want to know if there is any interest first, before we would do it. >click here
Let this be our prayer too...
"Please pray for the Body of Christ to make Jesus
our first love, to repent for anything we have put before Him, even good works, to set aside daily time to be alone with Him,
to read His word consistently, to mature in our prayer life, for a Spirit of conviction and revelation of God's love to come
upon us and our nation, and for revival in Israel"
-Steve Bartlett, CityWidePrayerNetwork.Com
Sincerely, Ross Asuncion
Kaua`i House
Of Prayer
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24/7 Worship & Prayer Online - Island Of Kaua`i - click here
How does this work? When you click on the 'click
here' link you will open up a new browser window. If it's your first time look for the white box in the middle of the page
and select 'Island of Kauai, HI.' this will take you to our island's intercessory schedule. Full instructions are on the page,
very easy to follow.
- Mahalo KHOP Staff
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Received this from the Swanson’s
and am absolutely blessed by all the work they’ve done and the plans they are still working on. I know Kerry’s
desire is to return again one day and renew old friendships as well as to serve and share what God has put on his heart. The
website is awesome. Please share this. -Annie
Burkina Faso, once known as Upper Volta, and as the
longtime kingdom of the Mossi people, was colonized by France in the late 1800s. Its name was changed to Burkina Faso when
it gained independence from France in 1960, and subsequently after that dependence, suffered from numerous military coups
which ended with country wide elections in 1992. The results of those elections helped form a stable coalition government...
>more.
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