
I AM Prayer Ministry Training
I = INSPIRATION
The posture of seeking & praying for the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, both for the prayer minister and the prayer recipient.
A = ABIDING
The posture of staying in direct & constant communion with the Lord during prayer ministry.
M = MOVEMENTS
Sensing the movement of the Holy Spirit, the movement of the prayer recipient’s heart, and movement of one’s own heart in facilitating prayer.
The “I AM” Prayer Ministry Training is a satellite event in conjuction with the John Paul II Healing Center. It is open exclusively to those who have previously participated either in a Divine Mercy retreat with us or a retreat with the JPII Healing Center and are members of a healing ministry (with a letter of recommendation).
Participants of the “I AM” Prayer Ministry Training will learn the essential skills to become competent facilitators of healing prayer, including “conference style” prayer (short times of facilitated prayer with a focus on sharing the knowledge of God’s love with an individual) and “in-depth” or “inner healing” (longer times of facilitated prayer with the focus on healing the deeper wounds of the heart).
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The overall training will focus on gaining confidence in hearing from God, understanding the nature and effects of a wound, and becoming spiritually fortified to help bring the Gospel message of healing to a hurting world. As with all teachings at the JPII Healing Center, the “I AM” Prayer Ministry Training is grounded in Scripture, Church teachings, and the Sacred Tradition of the Church.
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Inclusions:
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Recorded Sessions with Dr. Bob Schuchts & Bart Schuchts
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Recorded Demonstrations & Interactive Prayer Ministry Training
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“Hands On”/Practical Experience Praying for Healing
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Interaction with Prayer Ministry Mentors & Facilitators
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Workbook
Practical Expectations
 
Commuters:
This event is open to commuters. All conferences and services are available to commuters except a personal room for overnight accommodations.
 
Meals: 
Healthy and balanced meals will be provided from Thursday dinner through Sunday lunch. Coffee, tea, fruit and snacks will be available throughout the retreat. 
 
Schedule: 
Arrival on Wednesday is at 5:00 pm, and we will begin with the Celebration of the Eucharist at 5:30. After dinner at 6:00 pm we will have an introduction followed by adoration. On Sunday, the retreat concludes at 5:00 pm.   
 
What to bring:  
You will have a private bedroom with an ensuite bathroom.  Linens, towels, hair dryers, as well as basic toiletries such as soap, shampoo, conditioner, and moisturizer are provided.  You will want to bring other personal toiletries and medications, comfortable clothes, and footwear for walking if you desire.  Notebooks and pens will be provided; bring your bible and rosary.   
 
For more information on facilities and meals, see our facilities page.