Our justice arena explores the partnership of Jesus, Justice, and Prayer in mutually-transformative work among the oppressed, marginalized, and poor.
This initiative unites people from all over the nation, dedicating Mondays as a day to pray for racial righteousness in America. Together, we will unpack twelve themes covering some of the most common racial issues in America – one month at a time.
Campus 24-7 exists to catalyze prayer on college campuses across the U.S., uniting students, faculty, and staff in seeking Jesus through non-stop prayer. Inspired by both historic and present-day student prayer movements, we believe God is stirring hearts on campus and calling us to respond. Through campus partnerships with existing ministries and support for local 24-7 Prayer communities in college towns, we aim to create spaces where prayer, hospitality, creativity, and justice intersect.
Public Prayer Spaces are 24-7-style prayer rooms, filled with Christ-centered interactive prayer stations, that are open to the general public, and are. Click below to learn more and to see where they are located around the nation.
Prayer Spaces in Schools curate safe spaces where students can pause to be still, to think and feel, to ask questions, and to pray if they want to. Every prayer space is rooted in a Christian understanding of prayer while being accessible to people of any faith or belief. Prayer Spaces in Schools aims to enable children and young people in schools across the world to explore life’s questions, spirituality, and faith in a creative and interactive way.
Prayer Spaces in Schools is led by Phil Togwell, of the global 24-7 Prayer movement. You can learn more about Phil and the movement below.
