Drive-Thru Prayer — A Simple Act of Love
Join us the second Saturday of each month for one of the most meaningful ways we connect with our community — Drive-Thru Prayer.
Drive-Thru Prayer is more than just an event; it’s a ministry of presence, compassion, and intercession. It’s one of our ongoing outreach opportunities where, as a church family, we set aside intentional time to pray for our neighbors and anyone in our community who desires prayer—without even leaving their car.
Each month, a different small group takes the lead in hosting. We gather at the intersection of McCain and E. 52nd Place from 10:00 am to noon, waving to passersby and offering a simple, heartfelt invitation:
“Can we pray for you today?”
No strings attached. No pressure. Just prayer, encouragement, and the love of Christ on display.
We invite you to join us for the next Drive-Thru Prayer. Come be part of what God is doing through this simple but powerful act of love. Whether you stop by to pray, wave, or simply stand in support, your presence matters. Together, we’re making space for God to meet people right where they are.
Drive-Thru Prayer is more than just an event; it’s a ministry of presence, compassion, and intercession. It’s one of our ongoing outreach opportunities where, as a church family, we set aside intentional time to pray for our neighbors and anyone in our community who desires prayer—without even leaving their car.
Each month, a different small group takes the lead in hosting. We gather at the intersection of McCain and E. 52nd Place from 10:00 am to noon, waving to passersby and offering a simple, heartfelt invitation:
“Can we pray for you today?”
No strings attached. No pressure. Just prayer, encouragement, and the love of Christ on display.
We invite you to join us for the next Drive-Thru Prayer. Come be part of what God is doing through this simple but powerful act of love. Whether you stop by to pray, wave, or simply stand in support, your presence matters. Together, we’re making space for God to meet people right where they are.
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