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DELIVERING GOSPEL HOPE

Praying Through ministries is a nonprofit 501c3 that exists to deliver the hope of the gospel to families navigating the dark seasons of childhood illness, childhood hospitalizations, and/or child loss through tangible faith-based resources, ongoing support, and fervent prayer.

6749

Biblical Items of Encouragement

2293

Families Served

577

Care Packages Sent

8

Years of Experience

ONGOING SUPPORT

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We walk alongside families for years.

 We walk with families through the childhood hospitalization, the discharge, the transition home, and also through  navigating a diagnosis, therapies, and doctor appointment.

 

We walk with families through the grief of child loss, supporting them as milestones come and go.

 

We offer ongoing support through our:

 

Women's Praying Through FB groups,

1:1 Peer Support program,

virtual Grief Support small group,

weekly email newsletter,

and podcast releasing in Summer 2024. 

FERVENT PRAYER

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Equipped with volunteers, we have three intercessory prayer teams that receive and intentionally pray over the specific prayer requests of families navigating the NICU, childhood illness/hospitalizations,

and child loss.

 

We have a faithful social media following that also prays over requests shared on our Instagram and Facebook platforms. 

A team of Praying Through volunteers lead in-person Prayer Circles at over 5 hospitals around the USA. 

FAITH-BASED RESOURCES

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We deliver the hope of the gospel to men, women, and children through tangible, faith-based resources. 

Our outreach includes care packages of handwritten notes, reading materials, stickers and postcards, and ministry-created resources. Families receive 2-5+ care packages as we walk with them through dark seasons of childhood illness, childhood hospitalizations,

and/or child loss. 

WOMEN

Praying through the NICU

& childhood hospitalizations

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WOMEN

Praying through CHILD LOSS

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