We want to walk with you.

Your prayer requests and celebrations (good things God is doing in your life) are important to us. When you submit a prayer request or celebration, it will be forwarded to our prayer team. We are honored to partner with you in this way.

In-person prayer is available Sunday mornings at the front of the worship center after the 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM services.

Our prayer team can also connect with you with local non-profits and resources for those in crisis.

Prayer Request

Prayer Groups

Several prayer groups meet weekly. These groups pray for specific topics, such as for the church, our nation, marriages, and more. Learn more below.

Pre-Service Prayer

Sundays | 8:15-8:45 AM | Mt. Pilchuck Room
Leader | Lou Brown
The primary focus of pre-service prayer is to intercede for God’s will to be done in the services that day and lay a foundation for the Holy Spirit to touch the hearts and lives of people. Open to both men and women.

Tuesday Morning Women's Prayer

Tuesdays | 10:00-11:45 AM | On Zoom
Leader | Lou Brown
The primary focus is to seek God and pray for the family, the church, the community, the nation, and the world. This is a women’s only group.

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Kingdom Come

Wednesdays | 5:30-6:30 PM | On Zoom
Leaders | Mary Ann Cates and Lou Brown
The primary focus is to pray for God’s Kingdom to come and for His will to be done in families, the church, the community, the nation, and the world. Open to both men and women.

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If My People

Thursdays | 9:30-11:00 AM | On Zoom
Leader: Norma Dalton
This prayer group intercedes for America based on 2 Chronicles 7:14, which states in part. “if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray…I will heal their land.” In contending for revival we pray for all our leaders, and we are a non-political group. Open to both men and women.

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Examen Prayer

We invite you to set this prayer as a weekly rhythm. Take time to pause, sit and review the experiences of this past week.

  1. Become aware of the presence of God and His love for you
  2. Review the week with gratitude
  3. Be attentive to what you’re feeling or to what you’re thinking as you ask yourself the following questions:
    • Where in your week did you experience consolation*; joy, comfort or peace?
    • Where did you experience desolation**; sadness, frustration or failure?
  4. As you become attentive to your desolation; what sadness, frustration or failure might you need to confess? Where might you need to receive forgiveness?
  5. Look forward to tomorrow with hope! What newness is the Holy Spirit inviting you into?


*A consolation is an experience that causes you to feel fully alive, at peace, joyful, happy, comforted, whole, connected, your best self, etc., and could be understood as an experience in which you feel close to God.

**A desolation is an experience that causes you to feel drained of energy, frustrated, irrupted, angry, sad, sorrowful, alone, isolated, unaccented, fragmented, less than your best self, etc., and could be understood as an experience in which you feel far away from God.