‼️🙏 THREE MONTHS LATER, XAVIER’S FIGHT HAS TURNED INTO A NATIONWIDE CALL FOR PRAYER

On May 26, 12-year-old Xavier Taylor was struck in the neck by a baseball during warmups.

He collapsed. His heart stopped. And his family was suddenly fighting for the life of a child who had simply shown up to play the game he loved.

More than three months later, Xavier remains in a coma — but his story has traveled far beyond Maple Shade, New Jersey.

No. 6 jerseys have been worn in his honor.

Bats have been left on porches.

Teams, families and communities have gathered to pray.

People who have never met Xavier have learned his name — and chosen to stand beside his family.

Now, that prayer is about to become something much bigger.

On Saturday, September 19, from 5–7 p.m., churches, pastors, families and prayer groups are being invited to Karcher Field at the Woodlawn Sports Center in Maple Shade for a Night of Prayer & Praise centered on Xavier and his healing.

But organizers are asking people not to stop there.

They want churches and believers across the country — and around the world — to gather at the same time.

A sanctuary.

A living room.

A kitchen table.

A prayer circle.

Or a group joining the livestream from thousands of miles away.

Their hope is to “light the map up” with prayer.

Pray for Xavier’s healing.

Pray for strength for Greg and his family.

Pray for the medical team caring for him.

And pray for every parent and every child who is waiting for their own miracle.

One boy was injured during a baseball warmup in a New Jersey community.

Three months later, his No. 6 has become a symbol of something much bigger than baseball.

Hope. Faith. And people refusing to stop believing. 💙🙏

On September 19, they will gather again.

And this time, they are asking the world to join them.

If you believe in Xavier, leave a 💙 or a prayer for him and his family below.