Houses of Prayer

An African man on his knees with arms spread wide in prayer.
Photo taken during the actual regional prayer meeting that Kony's right-hand general credited with displacing the LRA out of Uganda in 2005.

We see His Kingdom come every day only because we pray – individually and corporately. Our Houses of Prayer in Gulu, Uganda, and in Juba, South Sudan were our first operational centers - before offices, schools, radio, or leadership training facilities.  Prayer always comes first and then everything else follows. (click here to read about the story of how God brought the war in Uganda to an end through a national prayer gathering in Favor’s earliest days.)

Our House of Prayer ministry teams do so much, from leading morning devotions and noon-hour prayers every weekday to all-night prayer events. They also launch local and rural outreaches and ministries - on the streets, in hospitals, and in prisons. They  provide a 24/7 prayer covering for new believers, organize pastors’ fellowships and national prayer gatherings, coordinate local crusades, and help leaders develop their spiritual giftings.

Through these activities and more, our HOP teams serve to bring unity in the community and amongst church and government leaders. Hundreds of believers from communities near and far come to hear from God. National leadership is crucial in order to connect and lead the community to apply the Word together. Miracles and answers to prayer are a daily occurrence. Many people discover Jesus’ love for the first time in these houses of prayer and from the outreaches that they operate.

Women with heads bowed and hands held open in prayer.
Our House of Prayer in Juba, South Sudan.
Audience gathered in prayer in a medium room.
Our House of Prayer in Juba, South Sudan.
Two men sharing with a teenage boy on a dirt street.
Our House of Prayer teams dedicate one day each week to share God's Word on the streets.
Two man standing and reading God's Word to a couple sitting on a bench.
Our House of Prayer teams dedicate one day each week to share God's Word on the streets.
Carole and men crouched down and laying hands in prayer on a man with his face to the ground.
Intercessory prayer is foundational to who we are as a ministry.
An older man and younger man praying together.
Our team in Gulu preparing for the crusade in Anaka, Uganda.
A circle of a dozen people, standing and holding hands while they pray.
Our team praying during a 3-day fast leading up to the Anaka Crusade.
Front view of crowd with hands lifted in prayer.
The crowd at the Anaka Crusade crying out to God.
Side view of crowd with hands lifted in prayer.
The crowd at the Anaka Crusade crying out to God.
Man and woman sitting, facing each other under canopy.
A woman who attended the Anaka Crusade being counseled by one of our missionaries.
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