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Spiritual Mapping & Research
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Spiritual Mapping & Research
A vitally important component of any serious spiritual warfare and strategic intercession initiative is the development of a "Spiritual Map" of the targeted territory. Development of this "spiritual map" requires intentional research to gather historical, cultural, societal, and statistical information coupled with prophetic discernment and insight. Learning to to read the cultural and societal indicators like a road map to lead you to the historical roots of the presenting issues of a community takes time and practice, and sharing discoveries with others who are on a similar journey.
Our goal for Kairos/GAPN is to identify and network with men and women across the state who would be willing to work with our state mapping coordinator, Marla Boole, to create a comprehensive "Spiritual Map" of our state, region by region, county by county, and city by city. Developing of this map will enable us to strategically and intelligently begin to address the strongholds of the enemy that stand as opposition to the advancing of the Kingdom of God, and to appropriately intercede, declare and decree the redemptive purposes of the Lord for every area of our state. Eventually, we will post summaries of the mapping project with prayer strategies for intercessors to access for us individually, as prayer groups, and congregations.
If you are interested in helping with the mapping of Georgia, please contact us and we will work with you to get started. We are looking for people who will target their communities, or specific issues in our state so we can compile a comprehensive spiritual map of our region. This will help us approach our intercessory assignments with greater effectiveness.
Training articles, resources, and opportunities will be made available through this site. Refer back to this page often for new developments. An introductory spiritual mapping article is available through the ARTICLES page.
For networking and mapping purposes, we have subdivided our state into 12 regions. The following map provides a visual definition of these regions. See our GAPN page for more information on our regions.
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