At its foundation prayer is about a relationship of love. It’s about falling in love and being loved by God  the Father, Son, Holy Spirit. The primary purpose of prayer is to bring us into such a life of communion with God that we are increasingly conformed to the image of Jesus and in doing so we begin to view life in the city through the eyes of Christ. Different seasons of life will require us to seek him in different ways and different rhythms. If what used to work doesn’t any more that might mean God wants to teach you something new about the life of prayer.

Because personal and corporate prayer is crucial to the life of the church, we encourage prayer at both a personal level and in the context of all church activities and believe it underpins all that we do. On this website you can explore four traditions of prayer and check our specific events for corporate prayer including, Wednesday morning Prayer Breakfasts, Healing Services, Thursday night’s prayer gatherings, and the annual Prayer Weekend.  You can also see our recomended reading, prayer links, and prayer resources.