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Fayette County Schools to be Covered in Prayer for Second Annual Event

Hundreds are invited to gather at every school campus on August 3, 2025, for an hour of interdenominational prayer for students, staff, and families as the new school year approaches.

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Source: thecitizen.com

Fayette County residents are invited to unite in prayer for the upcoming school year at the second annual “Campuses Covered” event. On Sunday, August 3, 2025, from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m., participants will gather at every public and private school campus across the county to pray for students, teachers, administrators, staff, and families.

This interdenominational initiative, organized by Open Prayer Spaces, is part of the global 24-7 Prayer movement. The goal is to offer prayers for wisdom, protection, peace, and hope for the 2025-26 school year. Last year's event saw participation from 675 individuals representing over 25 churches.

Organizers welcome all community members, including parents, educators, students, and pastors, to join the prayer hour. Attendees are encouraged to gather at their nearest school campus. Further details are available on the Open Prayer Spaces website or via email.

Open Prayer Spaces is the local expression of the international 24/7 Prayer movement. The organization has previously hosted events such as "City Walks" in April 2025, which involved residents praying for their respective towns, and participated in a worldwide week of prayer in September 2025. They also promoted a free Suicide Prevention Training in November 2025.

Discussions about related prayer efforts for Fayette and neighboring Clayton County schools have also appeared on social media.

Why it matters — The event offers a community-wide opportunity to focus on spiritual well-being for the county's educational institutions as the new academic year begins.

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  • August 2, 2026
  • 675 individuals representing over 25 churches

Reported by thecitizen.com, openprayerspaces.com

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