Elijah7000 is a movement of Christian fathers seeking to turn the hearts of fathers and children to each other [Malachi 4:5-6]. Fathers of faith are God's solution for out nations, to push back the waves of attack on marriage and family. As we learn to walk in God's ancient paths of blessing for raisin a godly generation, we se out homes strengthened and out nation transformed. Ultimately, the Gospal of Luke describes a powerful restoration movement of fathers and children across generations, in the spirit of Elijah (Luke 1:17). Come join us in this call and missions!

Jesus, the only begotten Son and way to the Father, reveals the fatherhood of God in His love for us [John 3:16. 14:6, 15:9]. Our fathering practice often gets us so busy with family needs and managing dos and don'ts, we we lose the heart of fathering. Like the parable of the lost son [Luke 15:11-32], Jesus shows us that godly fatherhood begins with out hearts being turned to out children, and committing to walk with them through life. The expression of love goes beyond ministering to the needs of our children

Research has shown the positive and invaluable impact of father involvement in children's lives. However, raising children today is a complex role, with digital devices and media eroding traditional values and the formation of a healthy identity. Fathers set the tone in the family, and being equipped with a greater range of parenting skills and options enables us to create a vibrant home environment, and deal with common issues. Elijah7000 is also a rallying call to Christian fathers to rebuild the walls around Family in our community. We stand and work with Christian ministries that equip fathers and families to nurture faith at home. Fatherlessness in different forms leaves relational wounds which need the healing love of our heavenly Father. We can help families along by coming together to play our part, to represent God's heart as a father to the fatherless.

Fan the Fire is an Elijah7000 signature event that runs quarterly to biannually. Fathering groups gather from different churches and ministries to share developments, testimonies and good practices to encourage other fathers and fathering communities. Check our events calendar and join us for the next Fan the Fire Event! If you have young kids, check out our activity serious: "Funtime with Dad". Spend an afternoon on some fun and games activities at scenic locations for dad and kids to simply enjoy and celebrate the precious relationship we have. Past father-child bonding activities have included futsal competitions, camps and local excursions.

There are fathers groups in a number of local churches. If there isn't one yet in your local church, you can join the Elijah7000 Fathers Open Group (EFOG), a community to support your fathering journey, Each session focuses on an aspect of fathering practice, leading to a time of reflection and sharing. Our vision us is for fathers to be equipped and eventually champion fathers groups in their local churches

Our first stop for dads starting on an intentional fathering journey is the ICAN workshop. This gives practical insights and perspectives on the dad-child relationship and how to build it up. There are also excellent workshops and seminars offered by various Christian ministries tailored for different family needs, such as The World Needs A Father, Father School and Family Foundations. Your marriage and children will benefit from your investment in father-focused training.

As head of the household, Christian fathers play a significant role in setting the spiritual climate in the home. Families that commit to a regular time of reading the World and praying together are able to raise up and reconcile issues more readily and easily especially when the father takes the lead. This Family Devotional or Family Prayer Alter keep each gamily member accountable for their own spiritual walk with God, and can be a safe place to invite relatives and friends too.

Elijah7000 has been gathering fathers across churches in a #456 national prayer altar for fathers and family. Since 2015, this has been run as a 50-Day season of daily prayer from Father's Day to National Day, then weekly on Saturday early morning from 4.56am to 6.30am. We've witnessed God's grace at work with hearts of fathers being turned back to God, and to their children, and wayward children turning back to the family! In the time of Elijah, a severe drought was over the land, but before the rain could come, fire from heaven had to visit the restored altar of the Lord on Mt Carmel. [1 Kings 18:30] Join us in praying for a fresh spiritual outpouring in our families and our children's generation.