Mondays, 7pm via zoom

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We invite you to join our weekly Zoom prayer meeting every Monday at 7:00pm. All are welcome—whether you’re attending for the first time, seeking prayer for personal concerns, or simply needing a space to connect with God during a difficult week.

As we gather for worship, let’s also gather to pray. Prayer is more than a ritual; it’s an ongoing conversation with God, one that deepens our relationship with Him. The best way to grow in intimacy with God is through community, and this prayer meeting is designed to be open, informal, and inclusive of all types of prayer—whether it’s a spontaneous prayer for someone in need, a quiet moment of personal reflection, or a shared word of thanksgiving.

Our prayers are a humble acknowledgment of our needs, followed by gratitude that the Lord has heard us and will act for our ultimate good. In return, His peace will flood our hearts—beyond our understanding. Prayer is also a time to meditate on the goodness and creative power of Christ and what He is able to do in our lives.

This prayer meeting is a non-pressured, welcoming space for God’s people. There’s no need to pray out loud if you don’t feel comfortable. Feel free to keep your audio muted and simply be present. You can also keep your video off and enter or leave the meeting at any time. The Holy Spirit will lead each one of us in the way we’re meant to engage—whether in silence or speaking aloud.

Why you should join:

• Community: Strengthen your connection with God and others through shared prayer.
• Support: Bring any personal concerns or needs—this is a space for vulnerability.
• Growth: Experience how prayer together leads to deeper intimacy with God.
• Peace: Prayer isn’t just about asking, but aligning with God’s will and receiving His peace

We look forward to praying with you and experiencing the power of community prayer.

“Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.” – Philippians 4:6