Mark Williamson

Mark Williamson of Federal IntercessorsAdded October 22, 2006 (evening)Mark gave vision of God as the solution and believers' responsibility.

Mark Williamson is president of Federal Intercessors, an outreach of Foundation Restoration Ministries based near Houston, Texas.Williamson stays in contact with a number of Christians who serve in the nation's capital.

The ministry leader says God can use a small number of committed believers to rescue the country from its moral downslide, and there is still hope for America if Christians will seek the Lord's face."With all of our faults and all of the things in our history that we've not done well, we still see the hand of God on America," he says.
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But while many Christian ministers and leaders are talking about the nation being under the judgment of God and already past the point of redemption, Williamson holds out hope."I believe it is already settled: God is going to redeem America.We just have to line up with what He's doing, and do what we're supposed to do, and the outcome is assured," he says.

The intercession advocate says it is no time to stop praying, and he is calling on believers to remember those Christians on Capitol Hill in particular.He says when it comes to spiritual welfare, Capitol Hill is a very strategic place, and more Christians need to get involved.

Williamson points to an important biblical precedent that God revisited often, the fact that God will use believers, even though they be few in number."Throughout scripture you'll see the principle: God will use the remnant even when the masses aren't paying attention," he says.

Beyond that, the president of Federal Intercessors sees the ministry as an opportunity for Christians to become activated, motivated both in their spiritual giftings and their prayer life.

And perhaps even more importantly, he says, "I believe this is an opportunity for the Church in America to become unified, because we have a common enemy called the devil.

Mark Williamson is president of Federal Intercessors, an outreach of Foundation Restoration Ministries based near Houston, Texas.The ministry leader says God can use a small number of committed believers to rescue the country from its moral downslide.While many Christian leaders talk about the nation being past the point of redemption, Williamson holds out hope."I believe it is already settled: God is going to redeem America.We just have to line up with what He's doing, and do what we're supposed to do," he says.The intercession advocate says it is no time to stop praying, and he is calling on believers to remember those Christians on Capitol Hill in particular.He says when it comes to spiritual welfare, Capitol Hill is a very strategic place, and more Christians need to get involved.The president of Federal Intercessors sees the ministry as an opportunity for Christians to become activated, motivated both in their spiritual giftings and their prayer life.And perhaps even more importantly, he says, "I believe this is an opportunity for the Church in America to become unified."

Mark Williamson is the Founder and President of Foundation Restoration Ministries/Federal Intercessors, and works with a network of intercessors, prophets, and apostles called to restore the nation and cut off the enemy from the gates of the government..

Mark has had experience in radio broadcasting, as a pilot, and a technical writer.Mark has been a member of Encourager Church of Houston for over ten years.He led the intercession ministry there for over 6 years, and has been a long-time member of the worship team.He has been a guest host of a local Christian talk show, appeared on the local TBN affiliate, traveled nationally as a conference ministry team member, and internationally on mission trips and prayer/spiritual warfare journeys to nations such as India, Turkey, Italy, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay.

Mark was licensed to the ministry by Encourager Church in June of 1998, and was ordained as an Apostle and Prophet by Refuge of Restoration Ministries in March of 2003.
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Mark is 46, married to his wife Sarah for 26 years, and they are the very proud parents of three incredible children.

Mark Williamson

Founder and President

Mark Williamson of Federal IntercessorsAdded October 22, 2006 (evening)Mark gave vision of God as the solution and believers' responsibility.

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