About Monk Preston:

(S.G. Preston)

"Cha bu leis a laidhe no ‘éirigh."
      ("His lying down and rising up were not his own." -Old Gaelic Saying)

"The means are the end."

-S. G. Preston (June 5, 2009)

(Monk Preston Pages)

"To Promote Prayer among all Christians and Proclaim Christ to the World!"

Monk Preston with The Prayer Foundation ™ Shield (Logo), on our Monastery grounds. (Jan. 2008 - Photo by Leah Nash for The Boston Globe)

  Index: ____________________________________________________________

• General:

• Monk  Preston: Man of Prayer 

• About the Prayer Foundation

• Pilgrimage: Greece

• Pilgrimage: Egypt

• Camping, Canoeing Monks!

• Skiing Monks!

• Wedding Celebration!

• Our Night of Prayer

• "Boston Globe" Articles (Feb. 3, 2008):

• "The unexpected monks"

• "In the beginning..."

• History of Monasticism:
• Brief History: New Monasticism
• Brief History: Protestant Monasticism
• Brief History: Christian Monasticism

™

____________________________________________________________

See Also:

• The Teachings of S.G. Preston (Monk Preston)

• Monk Linda Pages

• Celtic Pages Index

• Favorite Monks Index

• St. Francis Pages Index

• Christian History Pages

• PRAYER Category

• THE MONKS Category

• Plan of Salvation

____________________________________________________________

  Copyright © 2011 S.G.P. All rights reserved.

Monk Preston (S.G. Preston) Co-founded The Prayer Foundation ™ with his wife, Monk Linda (in March of 1999), as an Interdenominational "Prayer Encouragement" ministry which  would also present a clear Gospel message worldwide in response to Christ's "Great Commission" calling given to all believers.

He serves as President of the organization, and of the Knights of Prayer ™ Monastic Order, a ministry of The Prayer Foundation ™. 

The Prayer Foundation ™ Knights of Prayer ™ Monastic Order was the very first Monastic Order composed of 100% born-again Christians; beginning what would within a very few years become an ever-growing movement .

(Note: There were over 100 Communities in North America alone that consider themselves both "Evangelical", and "monastic" according to the Boston Globe, Feb. 3rd, 2008).

A website of "Prayer Teaching and Resources" (this one, currently containing over 1,000 webpages) went online Nov. 8, 2000, and included the ministry of  a perpetual 24-Hr. Prayerchain. 

As of March 2010, The Prayer Foundation ™ had over 1,800 volunteers in all 50 U.S. States and 43 Countries, and had received Prayer Requests from 88 Countries.