After my dear husband passed away, I felt a divine calling to start a prayer line, a mission I embarked upon with a close friend. Our heartfelt goal was to gather a prayer warrior for each day of the year, aiming for 365 devoted souls. Through dedication, calling one person daily, we welcomed 175 prayer warriors into our fold. As time passed, I found myself leading our prayer initiative solo.

In pursuit of expanding our reach, I proposed hosting our prayer meetings at the church on Friday nights. However, the initial turnout was modest, not quite enough to cover the associated costs. After a brief period of two months, the gracious 2nd Mount Vernon Missionary Baptist Church, under Pastor Davis's leadership, opened its doors to us, allowing prayer sessions three times a week within its welcoming walls. Additionally, Saturday mornings were spent in open prayer at Christian Love Baptist Church.

As technology advanced, our prayer meetings transitioned to the telephone, a method where one person would call another, weaving a network of connected spirits. Eventually, the advent of conference call systems presented a new opportunity, and I eagerly moved our prayer line to this more accessible and unified format. We've continued to gather in prayer through conference calls, a method that has sustained our collective worship and intercession ever since.