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A dizzy prayerwalk

I am currently spending about 2 hours daily on racewalk training. I use this opportunity to pray for the motorists that pass by me. The "one-in-a-million prayerwalk" is an attempt to pray for 1 000 000 individuals, while also praying for 1 000 000 to be saved in New Zealand.

Yesterday's prayerwalk during peak time traffic was enough to make me quite dizzy while praying ... BUT I know the Lord knows each one of the people and I cannot pray fast and enough for each person. Some of these precious people have not been prayed for in some time - I know this in my heart. This is very encouraging for me.

Since 6 November 2006 I have prayed for 27,456 motorists, and have walked a distance of 174 km.


29 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 944
Northcote / Torbay / Brownsbay - Distance walked: 10 km

28 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 2,458
East Coast Rd / Constellation Drive - Distance walked: 6 km

26 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 3,053
East Coast Rd / Constellation Drive / Sunset Drive - Distance walked: 9 km

23 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 1,014
Browns Bay - Distance walked: 5 km

22 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 115
Northcote - Distance walked: 5 km

21 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 960
Takapuna / Milford / Mairangi Bay / Browns Bay - Distance walked: 20 km

20 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 300
Northcote - Distance walked: 3 km

20 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 2,179
Takapuna / Albany Highway / Constellation / East Coast Bays Road - Distance walked: 17 km

19 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 2,534
Albany Highway / East Coast Bays Road - Distance walked: 12 km

16 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 317
Browns Bay - Distance walked: 5 km

15 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 2,400
East Coast Bays / Constellation / Barbados - Distance walked: 14 km

14 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 2,455
Takapuna / Glenfield / Browns Bay - Distance walked: 12 km

13 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 2,400
Browns Bay / Constellation Drive / Browns Bay - Distance walked: 12 km

12 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 2,400
Takapuna / Sunny Nook / Browns Bay - Distance walked: 12 km

10 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 446
East Coast Bays / Northcote - Distance walked: 5 km

7 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 2,400
Takapuna-Albany-Browns Bay - Distance walked: 15 km

6 Nov 2006 - Motorists: 1,080
Browns Bay / Windsor park / Takapuna - Distance walked: 12 km

Thank You Lord for this talent
Thank You Lord for health and energy
Thank You Lord for equipping us for what we need to do in our lives
amen
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