Kevin and I just got home from our 330-mile prayerwalk from Boston to New York, a historic pilgrimage of intercession from the spiritual roots of our nation to its first capital. I've never felt God's pleasure quite like this on any other missionary journey. Every step of obedience was nothing short of glorious! With no time to catch our breath, God's daily gift of sweet, welcoming fellowship with His saints along the route kept us energized. 

What an indescribable honor to serve Christ in such a pivotal way.

I use the word "pivotal" on purpose...not to be puffed up about our mission, but because the necessity of the Church (all of us) to rise up in united repentance is truly the "ground zero" pivot point for the destiny of our nation. This simple truth has never been so clear, all the more in the wake of this "suddenly," already proving itself far more strategic than I'd ever imagined.

I've much to tell you, but first I'm going to slow down a bit with my beloved here at home for a few days. She and I thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all your generous support in this critical season. Come Lord Jesus!

Kevin and me at the finish line, Federal Hall National Monument on Wall Street, site of the first US Capitol.

Halfway along a shortcut through the Bronx Zoo. We almost got locked inside the zoo for the night!

The New York Stock Exchange, right across the street from Federal Hall.

Faithful prayerwalkers from Bridgeport, CT. Ma Davis, between Kevin and me, is 87 years old.

Prayerwalking Times Square is always a rip-roarin' good time .

God bless America.

The very railing where George Washington knelt to pray about accepting the first presidency, St. Paul's Chapel.

We thought we would be too late for good weather and fall colors. Thank God we were wrong on both counts!

Gregg Healey, a new prayer-warrior friend, and an invaluable help to us in Connecticut.

One of the college gates at Yale University, New Haven, CT.

It snowed a bit (only flurries) later this last day in NYC. Finished just in time...

Inside Trinity Church, near Ground Zero.

Lord, break down every wall in your Church! Come Lord Jesus!