Event Information

Mission Increase invites you to a one-hour Global Prayer Gathering on November 9, rooted in Luke 10:2, "He told them, 'The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.'" This event creates a space to pray for ground to be moved for Kingdom purposes. We will come together and unite in prayer, focusing on global opportunities. Preceding this event there will be five days of pre-event submissions of prayer requests to the Mission Increase prayer team (Nov 4-8) and following November 9, a five-day focus (Nov 10-14) on sharing answers to prayers with gratitude to God.

NOTE YOUR TIME ZONE:  11:00am PT // 1:00pm CT // 2:00pm ET // 7:00pm United Kingdom

Presenters

Featuring - Randy Butler

Pastor, Mission Increase

Randy Butler serves as Pastor to the Mission Increase staff team, offering prayer, encouragement, devos, and more. He is also the author of Transformational Living, designed to help leaders find their Kingdom assignment! Through this material, Pastor Randy walks leaders through simple yet profound ways for God’s people to find their place in God’s work in the world. Randy previously served as Senior VP – Curriculum Development & Design at Mission Increase. He has a wealth of experience in bringing the local church and local nonprofits together for community transformation. Randy has been a longtime champion, advocate, and prayer supporter of Mission Increase.

Since giving his heart to Jesus on December 4, 1966, Randy has desired nothing more than to be a preacher. Randy received his license to preach from the Evangelical Church in 1980 and was ordained four years later. Randy earned his Bachelor of Arts in Religion from George Fox, his Master of Divinity from Western Evangelical Seminary, and his Doctor of Ministry in Leadership and Spiritual Formation from George Fox Evangelical Seminary. He served as a pastor at Salem Evangelical Church from 1986 to 2021 and has been a Police Chaplin since 2005. Randy and his wife Joan reside outside of Portland, Oregon, and have two children, Kristi, and Kevin, and one grandson.