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Our First Response, Not Our Last Resort
Bring a need. Join a rhythm. Learn to pray for someone else. You do not need polished words—only an honest heart and room for God to move.
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Prayer belongs to the whole church. Start with what you need today, and take one clear step.
Share what is happening. Our prayer team will treat your request with compassion and care.
Request Prayer →Pray with others during the week—in person, online or at the close of either Sunday service.
Learn the steps, listen to the Holy Spirit and pray with care for the person in front of you.
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Schedules and online access can change. Contact the church before your first gathering and we will help you get connected.
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Use the Prayer Hexagon to move through the Lord’s Prayer. Select each part of the hexagon for a prompt that can guide your own words.
Father
Begin with who God is. Name what you know to be true about His character and thank Him for welcoming you as His child.
The Five-Step Prayer Model
This guide comes from the model shared by Vineyard Florence. God is the One who heals and leads. We listen, ask permission and care for the person in front of us.
Introduce yourself, then ask, “How can I pray for you?” or “Where does it hurt?” Listen carefully as you learn what the person needs.
Ask why this person may have this condition. Listen for the underlying physical, emotional, relational or spiritual issue God may be inviting you to pray for.
Ask what kind of prayer may help. You can also ask, “Lord, what do You want to heal right now?” Consider intercession, command, pronouncement, agreement or an appropriate prayer against spiritual oppression.
With permission, begin to pray and lay hands on the person respectfully when appropriate. Check in, ask further questions and keep listening to the Holy Spirit.
Offer a simple next step whether healing occurred or not. Encourage continued prayer, Scripture, fellowship and a deep relationship with God. When healing occurs, encourage medical confirmation and document what God did.
Prayer supports compassionate care and does not replace appropriate medical or mental-health treatment.
Prayer On Sunday
Near the end of each service, there is space to share a request, receive personal prayer or simply remain where you are. Share as much or as little as you want; God already knows the unabridged edition.
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