Albury Wodonga Prayer breakfast

 The Albury Wodonga Prayer breakfast is for Christians of all denominations to come together as one and ask God for His blessing and favour to be on all of our community.

The organising committee is made of Christians from many different Churches including, Baptist, Pentecostal and Anglican.

The people who will be praying during the breakfast also attend many different denominations.

You do not have to be attending a Church to be welcome either. Anyone who believes that Christ died for their sins is a member of His Church and we would love to see you at the Prayer Breakfast, joining in with other believers in an event that is not defined by where we go, or don’t go, on Sundays.

What To Expect

The morning will commence with the Lord’s Prayer recited corporately, this will be followed by nominated local Christians from various groups who will pray for:

• Families: Parents, home life, employment, families and good health
• Business: Owner/operators, Small-to-medium Enterprises, Family Businesses, Other Businesses and Business Leaders
• Judiciary, Military & Emergency Services: Judges, Magistrates, Legal & Paralegal, Police, Firefighters, Ambulance & Paramedics, Defence and Other Emergency Response
• Local, State & Federal Leaders: Local Mayor (Wodonga) – Ron Mildren, Local Mayor (Albury) – Kylie King, Other Local Mayors and councillors in surrounding shires, State Member (Benambra) – Bill Tilley, State Member (Albury) – Justin Clancy, Federal Member (Farrar) – Sussan Ley, Federal Member (Indi) – Helen Haines, Prime Minister – Anthony Albanese, All houses of parliament (Vic, NSW and Federal) 
• Healthcare, Aged Care, Social Assistance & Community Sector: Physical and Mental Healthcare Professionals and Patients, Aged Care Workers and the Aged, Disability Workers and the Disabled they care for, Social Programmes (such as housing, life skills assistance, etc), Community building programme
• Youth: Schools, Childcare & Playgroups, Education, Other youth programmes