Prayer is at the heart of our community. It is the way in which we talk with God and bring Him our needs. The book of James describes the prayer of a righteous person as powerful and effective. Prayers offered in faith can see sick people healed and the power of sin broken. (James 5:13-18)
We believe prayer should be a part of our everyday walk with God. It is also something we can do together.
If you would like prayer for something. Get in touch here.
We’re currently in a season of prayer and fasting as a church, as we bring before God a number of key needs. We invite you join us over the next few weeks in praying together for the following:
Fasting is a spiritual discipline where we abstain from food for a set period of time in order to focus all our energy on seeking God and lifting up our prayers. We’re encouraging everyone to set aside a day a week or a couple of days a month, to join us in fasting and prayer for our church community.
If you’d like to know a little more about fasting, here’s a helpful article to get you started.
We’d love to cover every day with prayer and fasting during September, October and November. To make this easy to do, we’ve set up a 24/7 prayer room in which you can indicate which days you are choosing to fast. To register a day or multiple days do the following:
Step 1: Click the link below to access the prayer room.
Step 2: Select the day you would like to register your fast on.
Step 3: Login, create login or continue as guest.
Step 4: Change duration from 6 hours to 24 hours to register the whole day.
Step 5: Click repeat options and choose ‘Weekly’ if you want to fast the same day each week over a number of weeks.
Step 6: Complete your name and email and book the slot.
Please note: Multiple people can book the same day / slots so just choose a day that suits you.
As a church, as well as in our services, we come together online (via Zoom) to pray twice a week, on a Tuesday evening and before our Sunday service. Everyone is welcome to join in. We take turns to allow people to pray during the meeting, but there is no pressure for everyone to have to pray.
