Prayer is a pillar of our purpose at The Sanctuary at Woodville. This ministry was birthed through times of intimate prayer seeking God's direction for the future. We offer times of prayer throughout the week, both remotely and in person, and encourage you to arrange your own times of prayer individually or in group setting.
Tuesday Kingdom Prayer (on Zoom)
We invite you to join us in Kingdom prayer remotely via Zoom. (Please see below for scheduled dates/times and Zoom links).
WHEN: Every Tuesday morning - 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. ET.
WHERE: Remotely via Zoom (see link below)
Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83317892630?pwd=eU5xYkdxNjQ0UjNSNHZYYTBmSEd1Zz09
Meeting ID: 833 1789 2630
Passcode: *email elizprayer@gmail.com for password*
WHEN: Every Tuesday morning - 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. ET.
WHERE: Remotely via Zoom (see link below)
Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83317892630?pwd=eU5xYkdxNjQ0UjNSNHZYYTBmSEd1Zz09
Meeting ID: 833 1789 2630
Passcode: *email elizprayer@gmail.com for password*
Kingdom Prayer is about the people of God coming together to pray to God on behalf of others. We are chosen by God to be priests and kings in his Kingdom (1 Peter 2:9). We petition God for what we need as priests, standing in the gap between man and God. We pull upon the promises of God, using the authority we have as co-heirs of Christ. We would love for you to join us for prayer together on Zoom every Tuesday from 8:30 to 9:30 am. ET.
As we have entered into a new season with issues in our nation and in our world, especially the Russia-Ukraine war, we continue to seek the Lord together in prayer, knowing he hears and answers. Our desire is to come before The Presence of The Triune God to worship, listen, and intercede as The Spirit of God leads. This will certainly include praying for our localities, the nation, and the world, as well as for the Church and any situations and people as the Lord directs. It will also include times of silence as we listen to God, as well as Scripture being read as God prompts.
Throughout this time of pandemic and much unrest, it is clear that our world continues to be in a liminal space, standing at the threshold of entering a new season, a new era. We still have an overwhelming sense that God is indeed doing a new thing and this is our time of waiting, praying, growing stronger in our faith, deepening our bonds of love, and preparation (think of the disciples praying for ten days before the coming of the Holy Spirit in Acts 1). This prayer time will be intentionally non-political, and we want to pray primarily for our own humbling and repentance, the unity of hearts, of the church and the heart of our nation.
We are more desperate for God than we even know, and the times and season underscore our need to come together in communal prayer to wait, listen, cry out, grow in our bonds of love, and be prepared.
As we have entered into a new season with issues in our nation and in our world, especially the Russia-Ukraine war, we continue to seek the Lord together in prayer, knowing he hears and answers. Our desire is to come before The Presence of The Triune God to worship, listen, and intercede as The Spirit of God leads. This will certainly include praying for our localities, the nation, and the world, as well as for the Church and any situations and people as the Lord directs. It will also include times of silence as we listen to God, as well as Scripture being read as God prompts.
Throughout this time of pandemic and much unrest, it is clear that our world continues to be in a liminal space, standing at the threshold of entering a new season, a new era. We still have an overwhelming sense that God is indeed doing a new thing and this is our time of waiting, praying, growing stronger in our faith, deepening our bonds of love, and preparation (think of the disciples praying for ten days before the coming of the Holy Spirit in Acts 1). This prayer time will be intentionally non-political, and we want to pray primarily for our own humbling and repentance, the unity of hearts, of the church and the heart of our nation.
We are more desperate for God than we even know, and the times and season underscore our need to come together in communal prayer to wait, listen, cry out, grow in our bonds of love, and be prepared.
Friday Prayer
Most Fridays, we meet for prayer in-person at The Sanctuary from 1 to 2:30 p.m. ET. Similarly to our Tuesday prayer, the focus of these prayer times is to pray as God leads us that day. All are welcome to join. If interested in attending, please text prayer leader Julie Glode at (508) 234-2118.