‼️ TOMORROW, THOUSANDS MAY GATHER IN ONE PLACE — FOR ONE 12-YEAR-OLD BOY WHO HASN’T OPENED HIS EYES IN NEARLY FOUR MONTHS.

His name is Xavier Taylor.

And tomorrow, his family is asking people everywhere to stop whatever they’re doing and pray with them.

I’ve been following Xavier since May 26, when a baseball struck him in the neck during warmups before a championship game in New Jersey.

He collapsed.

His heart stopped.

He survived.

But Xavier remains in a coma.

For nearly four months, his family has lived through the same heartbreaking routine — waiting, hoping and praying for the moment their little boy finally wakes up.

Tomorrow, they won’t be praying alone.

From 5 to 7 p.m. Eastern, families, pastors, churches and complete strangers are being invited to Karcher Field at the Woodlawn Sports Center in Maple Shade, New Jersey, for a Night of Prayer & Praise dedicated to Xavier.

But the most powerful part may happen far beyond that field.

Organizers are asking people across the country — and around the world — to pray at the SAME TIME.

Here in Texas, set your reminder for 4 p.m. Saturday.

You don’t need a ticket.

You don’t need to be in New Jersey.

You don’t even need to leave your home.

Pray from your living room.

Your church.

Your car.

A hospital room.

Gather your family around the kitchen table.

Just stop. And pray. 🙏

Pray for Xavier’s brain and body.

Pray for his medical team.

Pray for strength for his parents.

Pray for the family that has spent nearly four months waiting beside their son.

And pray for the moment they have been asking for since May:

Xavier, wake up. ❤️

Because look at what has happened since that terrible day.

His No. 6 has appeared on jerseys.

Bats have been left outside homes.

Communities have gathered.

Vigils have been held.

Buildings have been lit in blue.

And people across state lines — people who have never even met Xavier — now know his name.

They’ve been praying for him.

Tomorrow, those individual prayers become ONE.

One field.

One moment.

One little boy.

Xavier Taylor.

If you can, share this post so someone else can join them.

Tag your family.

Tag your friends.

Tag your church, synagogue, prayer group — anyone who would want to stand with Xavier’s family.

And before you scroll:

Tell Xavier’s family what you’ll be praying for tomorrow. 🙏