New Jerusalem International Christian Ministries Officially Opens Prayer Trail
Nov 27, 2012 By The Belle
TBR — Richmond, VA — Bishop Joel Brown and the church family of New Jerusalem International Christian Ministries (ICM) kicked off the grand opening of “The River Walk Prayer Trail”, now recognized as one of the first of its kind along the East Coast and the first Prayer Trail in Virginia.
Covering just over a 2.5 mile stretch over 38 acres of land, church members trickled in throughout the day to see, walk and run portions of the trail for themselves that included a fire pit, a quaint bridge crossing and various long and short trails.
“The River Walk Prayer Trail” is located at 8100 Cogbill Road (at the corners of Belmont & Cogbill Rd’s) and officially opened on Saturday, November 24th with Bishop Joel Brown, the pastor of New Jerusalem ICM leading the way.
Bishop Brown says, “What better time to open the trail and invite the community to see what God is doing at New Jerusalem while also walking off the turkey and stuffing.”
Surprisingly some of the most active participants walking the trails were the Senior Saints, who called the trail location, “relaxing and peaceful.”
Bishop Brown says they will be adding benches, seating areas and activity zones for kids and family members to relax in during the coming weeks.
Let’s keep Bishop Joel Brown and Chief Apostle Olive C. Brown in prayer as they continue to grow their church, congregation and their new “River Walk Prayer Trail”.
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Covering just over a 2.5 mile stretch over 38 acres of land, church members trickled in throughout the day to see, walk and run portions of the trail for themselves that included a fire pit, a quaint bridge crossing and various long and short trails.
“The River Walk Prayer Trail” is located at 8100 Cogbill Road (at the corners of Belmont & Cogbill Rd’s) and officially opened on Saturday, November 24th with Bishop Joel Brown, the pastor of New Jerusalem ICM leading the way.
Bishop Brown says, “What better time to open the trail and invite the community to see what God is doing at New Jerusalem while also walking off the turkey and stuffing.”
Surprisingly some of the most active participants walking the trails were the Senior Saints, who called the trail location, “relaxing and peaceful.”
Bishop Brown says they will be adding benches, seating areas and activity zones for kids and family members to relax in during the coming weeks.
Let’s keep Bishop Joel Brown and Chief Apostle Olive C. Brown in prayer as they continue to grow their church, congregation and their new “River Walk Prayer Trail”.
Courtesy of www.thebellereport.net | www.twitter.com/thebellereport
