Prayer At The City
Our Prayer Rhythms
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Sunday Pre-Service Prayer
Every Sunday
9:15am at MPH -
Wednesday Women's Prayer
Every Wednesday
8:30pm-10pm
On ZoomRegistration Required. Click here to join!
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Thursday Night Prayer
Every Thursday
7:30pm - 9pmPico Creative Centre
20 Kallang Ave, #06-08
Singapore 339411 -
GUSH Prayer Meeting
Every Last Wednesday Of The Month
8:30pm - 9:30pmOn Zoom
Communal Sensing
From 21 - 23 February 2025, we had our annual Seek First 48hr Prayer Charge. Praying over 3 themes in 2 cycles across 48 hours of unbroken intercession, we sought the Lord collectively for what He is saying to us. The Communal Sensing are a collection of thoughts, verses, prophetic words and visions that God has given us.
Click here for Communal Sensing Padlet
Prayer Themes
These 3 themes will be prayed for in 2 cycles over the 48-hour period:
WALKING IN THE SPIRIT
As disciples of Jesus, we must heed His words in the letter to the Church of Ephesus in Revelation 2:1-7 — we must not forsake the love we had at first. We must take sin seriously in repentance and return to the place of passion in our hearts for God. We pray that our community would walk in the Spirit, not gratifying the desires of the flesh and pursue the fruit the Spirit (Gal. 5)
UNITY OF THE SPIRIT
We are called to walk worthy of our calling by bearing with one another in love, eager to maintain the unity of the Spirit (Eph. 4). When we look at Jesus, the disciples and the early church, we see a model of category defying relationships. Unity in heart and mission amongst the diametrically opposed — made possible only through the Spirit and for the sake of revealing Christ to the world. We pray that this would be so in our community.
LED BY THE SPIRIT
Far be it from us to build a church based on our preferences and neglect the mission of God clearly commanded in Scripture. The Church is to exist for God’s mission and our heart’s cry is that we would find our place in His story as a community. We pray that when as discern the call, we would say an emphatic ‘yes’; leaving all behind, to put our ‘hands to the plow’ as individuals and together.