Over 3,200 people from 98 partnering churches joined a prayer event in person and online Saturday to pray for the city’s schools, youth and teachers.
The event was the second We Pray San Diego gathering, following up on the first one in June that had focused on praying for both the healing of COVID-19 and the city’s racial tensions. Nearly 2,000 people attended the event in person while the remainder joined online.
“Interestingly enough, we have not had any big civil unrest in our city. Is that a direct result? Maybe not,” said Daryl Nuss, 71, the special counsel to the CEO of National Network of Youth Ministries and a We Pray San Diego leader, to The Christian Post.
“But I think some of it can be attributed to the fact that people of faith were praying and are praying.”
During the event, Nuss and other participants prayed for an hour while listening on their cell phones to a prayer guide provided by Pastor Miles McPherson of San Diego’s 19,000-member Rock Church. Nuss said he and 50 other people prayed outside the Poway Unified School District’s…
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