The Week of Prayer is a dedicated time 4 times a year (quarterly) when our entire congregation sets aside a week to come together and pray. These four weeks out of 52 are all about seeking God together - for our church, our people, and our community.

Prayer is how we access the power and presence of God in our church. He is the head, and we are the body so we look to Him for guidance, strength, and unity. While not everyone may feel called to pray out loud or in groups, our prayer warriors lead the way. These are people who love to pray and are gifted in encouraging others through prayer. Like yeast in dough, they help the rest of the church rise spiritually. Whether you feel confident in prayer or are just learning, this is a space for everyone to grow.

1. Mobilize the prayer warriors to intercede for our church.
2. Gather and teach newbies how to pray as a congregation.
3. Congregation receives prayer. Pray over and release the power of God into the congregation’s lives. Pray for a supernatural movement.

9:00 & 10:30am - Sunday Worship Service
This is when we kick off the Week of Prayer. The congregation will begin to share individual prayer concerns to be prayed over throughout the week.

5:30 PM - Church-Wide Prayer Gathering (Dinner & childcare provided)
Our focus will be praying for the community, our church, and specific ministries. 

9am - Staff Prayer Time

5:30pm - Church-Wide Prayer Gathering (Dinner & childcare provided)
Our focus will be praying for individual needs—healing, guidance, and whatever you’re facing. If you’d like personal prayer, designated prayer team members will be available to pray with you.

5:30pm - Church-Wide Prayer Gathering (Dinner & childcare provided)
Our focus is to listen to the Holy Spirit and pray for whatever is revealed. We call this "free-for-all."

9:00 & 10:30am - Sunday Worship Service
We conclude our Week of Prayer.

The week kicks off with a call to prayer during Sunday services. Throughout the week we hold three in-person prayer gatherings. Each one begins with 30 minutes of dinner and fellowship, followed by a time of Spirit-led prayer in the sanctuary. We form a prayer circle and anyone is welcome to pray aloud or simply observe. There's no pressure and no time limit. Stay as long as you feel led and leave quietly when you're ready. The focus is on being in God’s presence together and letting the Spirit lead.