
Urgent: What is God Saying About the Economy?
Many of you know that God spoke to me last January to prepare intercession for the economy. (Click here to learn about the Day of Prayer for the World's Economies).
Three months ago God spoke to me a second word, the full scope of which I did not understand at the time, even as a prophet. He told me, “There will be no more business as usual.” I now know that He meant no more business as usual—worldwide! (Click here to learn about No More Business as Usual).
On October 28 – 30, 2008 we will be meeting with world-class intercessors to put together a strategy to present to you in New York City on October 31 and November 1, 2008. So many have called or written us regarding what they have been hearing from the Lord about the crucial hour in history in which we are living, that we felt led to cancel the strict conference-style approach we had planned for these two days. For this reason we are asking that you set aside time to join us for these two days in New York City to hear the strategic path God is showing us. Please register today so that we can hold a seat for you at the briefing and strategic teaching sessions. Click here to register.
In addition, intercessors that pray regularly for the stock market have cried out to God to stabilize the markets long enough for us to begin to develop strategies for the global Body of Christ. Mona Tuma, the chief intercessor at Cornerstone Financial Services, called this week to inform us that her group of intercessors has already began to pray the points outlined in the prayer guide prepared for the Day of Prayer for the World’s Economies. In response, they immediately saw the tanking market do a 400-point reversal during their time of intercession. For this reason, we are asking that this prayer guide be distributed and used by prayer groups across the face of the earth even before October 29, 2008.
Many have asked us if they could join us on-site in New York City for the time of prayer to shift the economy from a bull and bear market to the Lion’s market. Because space is limited in the places at which we will be interceding, we’ve grappled with what to do with these many requests. Here is what we came up with that we know we can all do together:
Let’s gather at the statue of the bull for corporate prayer at 12:30pm, on Wednesday, October 29, 2008. The Charging Bull statue is a form of guerilla art that was illegally placed on the streets of New York City after the 1987 stock market crash. People from all around the world have come to revere this statue at the official symbol of New York City as “the financial capital of the world”. To many, it represents the power of Wall Street and the American people, and many believe they will receive “good luck” in their finances, particularly in the stock market, by rubbing the bull. However, I strongly believe that this statue is a “Trojan Horse” among us!
For a more in-depth understanding of how we will be praying on this day, please read the prayer guide prepared for the Day of Prayer for the World’s Economies.
Please make your way to New York City for the October 31 and November 1, 2008 Convergence. There are few times in history that so much depends on so few.
Together in battle,

Cindy Jacobs
Generals International
United States Reformation Prayer Network

Cindy Jacobs on The 700 Club
To hear more from Cindy Jacobs about Prayer Needed for The Global Economy, tune in to CBN’s The 700 Club this Monday, October 20, 2008.
The 700 Club airs at 10:00am and 11:00pm EDT on the ABC Family Channel, and on various television networks throughout the United States on the same day. To check local listings for times in your area, please click here.
If you can’t tune in on Monday, October 20th, you may watch Cindy’s interview with The 700 Club on-demand via their website: www.CBN.com/700club.
Quicklinks:
Day of Prayer for the World’s Economies – October 29, 2008
Convergence ‘08 New York City – October 31 – November 1, 2008
No More Business as Usual - November 2, 2008
Cindy Jacobs on The 700 Club – Prayer Needed for the Global Economy


