Life doesn’t end after a weekend service or when you exit the church building. Neither should our prayer life. Matter of fact, we probably need prayer throughout the week more than we do on Sunday mornings. That’s why we have this prayer network. Think of it as the place where we connect as a church—sharing and praying together. Submit your prayer request using the button below and your request will be shared with our Prayer Team who will then begin praying for you!
If you'd like to be part of our volunteer prayer team who prays over prayer requests, please send an email to [email protected].
21 Days of Prayer
Join us twice a year for 21 Days of Prayer!
During 21 Days of Prayer, we create intentional opportunities throughout the week to slow down, seek God, and connect with Him in a focused, meaningful way. Each season includes guided prayer experiences designed to help us grow in our relationship with God and seek Him together as a church family.
No registration is needed. When the next 21 Days of Prayer approaches, check back here for dates, prayer times, and more information.
Prayer Opportunities
Pray First
Join us on Thursday nights from 6:30pm - 7:30pm for Pray First—an opportunity to pray together and know God more fully as our provider and our sustainer. Childcare up through fifth grade is provided. No need to RSVP—we'd love to see you there as we pray together.
Worship Night
On select Thursday nights throughout the year, we pause amid the busyness of life to spend time in worship and prayer. It's an inspiring and relaxed evening of worshiping God together. Our hope is that you'll be refreshed and encouraged as we celebrate God's greatness and love for us through uplifting songs and prayer. We have childcare for birth-5th grade, and no registration is needed. Just show up. We'd love for you to join us! Check our events page for details.
Prayer Guide
Prayer is not a recitation, but a conversation—a conscious, personal communication with God. Just as God speaks to us in His Word, He is listening when we pray. It may not feel that way, but He is
always on the other side of prayer. You can pray anytime and anywhere. Check out this prayer guide for more tips on building your prayer life.
