Join us as we participate in the Ascent 121 Prayer Journey.

The Prayer Journey is an opportunity for you to drive through the near east side of Indianapolis and pray for areas affected by trafficking and exploitation. Through this experience you will learn more about the child welfare system, the juvenile justice system, different ways that teens are drawn into trafficking and recovery services that are available to survivors. Guided prayer stops allow you to pray for survivors, teens at risk, educators, social service providers, juvenile justice staff, law enforcement, ministries and organizations. Your journey begins from the parking lot at the Indiana Department of Child Services and concludes at the Ascent 121 offices with a debrief for your group to process their experience. 

The experience begins with an online orientation sent to you prior to the event. The group will be meeting at the Carmel Student Center to ride together down to Indianapolis to stop at each location. The length of the event depends on how long you spend praying at each location, but averages between 2 and 2-1/2 hours total. After concluding at the Ascent headquarters, the Northview bus will return to Carmel.

Reach out to Jordan Vaughn with any questions!

Info from Ascent 121 about this experience: 
Photo and Media Consent

By registering for the Prayer Journey with Ascent 121 the above-listed participant/volunteer/staff/visitor consent to, and authorize the use and reproduction of any and all photographs and any other audio-visual materials taken of the above listed by Ascent 121 for publication in promotion material, educational activities, exhibitions, publications, broadcasts, website and any other use which promotes Ascent 121 and its programs.

Medical Policy

Ascent 121 Emergency Medical Policy: In the event emergency medical aid/treatment is required, Ascent 121 will: Contact 911, state the nature of the emergency and request that an ambulance be sent to the scene of the occurrence; contact the person(s) listed above as emergency contact; and provide the information listed above to emergency medical providers.