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About Young People Prayer Army (YPPA)

The Young People Prayer Army (YPPA), led by Dr. Uwa & Faith Omoregbee, is a congregation of young people (students, undergraduates, graduates, young professionals, etc) who are called out for excellence in all facets of life.

They step out representing the will and agenda of God wherever they find themselves. They stand up in the face of challenging circumstances to challenge unrighteousness, as they live in holiness and godly fear.

The YPPArmies are able to do these because they continually draw strength as they stand in prayer before God, the Lord of hosts. They believe in the power and impact of united prayer according to Deuteronomy 32:30

They meet online (YouTube) every first Saturday of the month to pray by 7:00 am ( GMT+1).

For more enquires: [email protected]

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