Upper Room Worship and Prayer
On the third Sunday of the month we have a new initiative called "Upper Room Worship and Prayer". Join us as we spend 45 minutes worshipping and praying together!
This is an intimate, 45-minute space for followers of Jesus to worship, pray, seek, and experience the supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit—without distraction or agenda. Our focus is simply to be in God’s presence together.
The Upper Room holds deep biblical significance. In Scripture, it is the place where:
- Jesus shared the Last Supper with His disciples (Luke 22:12–20),
- He appeared to His followers after His resurrection (John 20:19–23), and,
- The early believers were gathered when they received the baptism of the Holy Spirit and spoke in tongues for the first time (Acts 1:13–14; Acts 2:1–4).
The Upper Room represents a place of waiting, unity, prayer, and spiritual empowerment.
We meet from 10:15am - 11am in the Auditorium.
No registration is required. Everyone is welcome!
Come expecting, come open and ready to encounter the Holy Spirit.