You're listening to the Breakpoint podcast. Thanks for joining us today. My name's Wayne

Stender, product manager here at Breakpoint. And I'm excited to share with you a special conversation

between Casey Leander, one of the writers at Breakpoint, and Tony Souter, who is the founder of the

Pray for Me campaign. Tony and Casey discuss how prayer can be used

to bridge a number of different gaps

that we find inside of the church.

Tony has created a number of unique resources

that help us in this cultural moment

to unite the church.

Stick around at the end of the show

and I'll share with you how you can receive some of

these resources from the Colson Center. Here's Casey Leander with Tony Souter. Hi, this is Casey

Leander. I'm a writer here with the Colson Center and I have the privilege of sitting down today

with Tony Souter. We've had Tony on the Breakpoint podcast before Tony, you're a good friend of the

Colson Center and a good friend of John

Stone Street, our president. And here we're here to talk about your ministry, Pray for Me campaign,

and it's under the umbrella of our 100 years. And so Tony, tell us a little more about your

ministry, our 100 years. And I know you have two separate wings. You have the Pray for Me campaign,

and you have the Youth Leaders Collective. Can

you tell us a little more about what you do? Yes, 100 years is a family of ministries helping every

generation reach the next generation. And the two ministries in the family right now are the

youth leader collective, which we connect coach and for youth leaders, mainly in the Southeast.

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