Two Year
Ministry Plan

Twice a year, we come together for Night of Prayer—a special evening dedicated to acknowledging our dependence on God for all things. Over the past month, over 1,700 people across all of our campuses were able to participate in Night of Prayer.

This fall, we began a new Night of Prayer series, Teach Us to Pray. In Luke’s account of the Lord’s Prayer, one of the disciples asked Jesus, “Teach us to pray.” In response, Jesus provided a model of how to draw close to God in worship and make requests in humble dependence. Like the disciples, we’re asking God to teach us to pray. As we work through each phrase of the Lord’s Prayer over the next two years, we’ll ask Jesus to instill in our hearts that same humility as we come to him with our praises and burdens.

We have a web page dedicated to Night of Prayer. There, you will find past teachings, prayer prompts, recommended books, and more. We hope you’ll take advantage of these resources. Click below to learn more.

What a journey the past six weeks have been! Many of us practiced the spiritual discipline of fasting for the first time, and it has been exciting to see God work in our hearts. The focus of our Call to Pray & Fast was to grow in dependence on God and in unity as a church. We hope you have grown in awareness of your need for God in every facet of life.

Although our focused time of prayer and fasting has drawn to a close, we must continue to practice these disciplines with faith and in community. May God continue to unite us in praying with one heart for each other, our communities, and the advancement of his kingdom.

If you missed any of the pastoral devotionals or want more resources on prayer and fasting, click below to visit our resource page!