National Fast Track

The Vision- In this hour while the global harvest is accelerating in unprecedented ways, Canada, along other Western nations, is being left on the sidelines. We see some salvations, but nothing compared to the sweeping moves of God internationally. The last major “harvesting” in our nation was 40 years ago as many turned to God during the Jesus Movement. Yet God still longs that in this generation, none should perish. Biblical fasting and prayer has always been God’s initial catalyst to release revival and harvest. In Canada, in 2008, it is no different! Over 70% of decisions for Christ are made before age 21, so numerous Canadian prayer ministries are standing together and calling the nation into a year of focused fasting and prayer, specifically to see a mighty move of the Spirit breakout upon the younger generation. We are crying out that the Lord would call a whole generation to Himself, in a move of God far surpassing the Jesus Movement of the 1960s & 70s.

The Fast Track-The call is for region after region of the nation to each shoulder responsibility for 40 days which they would fill with fasting and prayer. Some in the region may want to fast and pray for the full 40 days, others may commit to a week, or one day a week for the 40 days, still others may only be able to sign up for one day. But when each one walks in wholehearted obedience to the Lord, He will do the rest. Like a relay race, the fasting “baton” will begin on the East Coast in the Newfoundland and Atlantic Time Zones. After 40 days it will move to the Eastern Time Zone and remain in Quebec, Nunavut and Ontario for another 40 days. Then the “baton” moves again to the Central Time Zone, Mountain Time Zone and Pacific, each time zone carrying their 40 days of focused fasting and prayer one after another. During the days that each region (time zone) is holding the “fasting baton”, we strongly encourage prayer rallies and special prayer meetings to corporately join together and cry out to God for a move of His Spirit. Provincial coordinators will be helping to encourage such events.