Public Prayer Spaces

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There are four kinds of 24-7 Public Prayer Spaces: Metro, Micro, Mobile & Pop-Ups. Each are wildly creative prayer places located in community spaces.

Metro Prayer Spaces

Permanent 24-7-style prayer rooms
Created for the super-spiritual, the seeker, and the spiritually curious alike, these are spaces with comfortable furniture, places to study, journal, read, reflect, make art, and are filled with interactive prayer stations that use everyday language and creativity in ways that inspire individuals and groups to talk with God about what’s important to them and their world.

​A resource for local churches and a fueling station for the spiritually thirsty, Metro spaces are usually open to the public anywhere from 8-24 hours a day, 5-7 days a week. Some are open 24 hours a day, but most are open only during hours most practical for the general public.  Many are open & unlocked during public hours. Some require reservations to enter.  But all are for whomsoever.
Metro spaces are larger permanent 24-7-style prayer rooms that are easily accessible and created for general public use. Each is designed to help people at all different places on their spiritual journey pray and interact with God in meaningful ways.

Created for the super-spiritual, the seeker, and the spiritually curious alike, these are spaces with comfortable furniture, places to study, journal, read, reflect, make art, and are filled with interactive prayer stations that use everyday language and creativity in ways that inspire individuals and groups to talk with God about what’s important to them and their world.​

A resource for local churches and a fueling station for the spiritually thirsty, Metro spaces are usually open to the public anywhere from 8-24 hours a day, 5-7 days a week. Some are open 24 hours a day, but most are open only during hours most practical for the general public.  Many are open & unlocked during public hours. Some require reservations to enter.  But all are for whomsoever.
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Micro Prayer Spaces

Big sacred impact in small public footprints
Micro spaces can be found in corners, closets & small rooms in coffeehouses, gyms, businesses, pubs, clubs, in phone booths, along outside walls, or anywhere with public access that can be used as permanent space for a small collection of 24-7-style prayer stations to help people pray & encounter God in these unexpected places.

Pop-Up Prayer Spaces

Short term spaces with missional intentions
Pop-Ups are temporary prayer rooms created for public use. These mission-minded spaces help people experience God, the gospel, and prayer in fresh new ways. They are filled with music, maps, art supplies and interactive prayer stations with compelling themes serving as invitations to help people converse earnestly & honestly with God.

Mobile Prayer Spaces

Prayer rooms on wheels
Located at fairs, flea markets, in front of soup kitchens, & at all kinds of public gatherings & local events, mobile prayer spaces are venues on wheels that host interactive prayer stations for people to explore on their own as well as opportunity provided for people to be prayed for.

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Public Prayer Spaces are for everyone! They are comfortable, open spaces for you to study, journal, read, reflect, and even make art. Take a look inside some of the Public Prayer Spaces through the button below.

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Find a Public Prayer Space
Take a look at where these metro 24-7 public prayer spaces are located around the nation and plan a visit to one near you.
Charlotte Prayer Room
Charlotte, NC
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The Commons
Concord, NC
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Common Ground
Stanley, NC
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Allison Creek
York, SC
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Frederick Prayer Room
Frederick, MD
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Wooster Prayer Room
Wooster, OH
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24-7 Prayer/The Flats
Cleveland, OH
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24-7 Prayer/Berea
Berea, OH
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Northland Prayer Room
Columbus, OH
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The Prayer Garage
Grand Rapids, MI
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Mil. House Of Prayer
Milwaukee, WI
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Prayer Works
Ft. Wayne, IN
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Morgan City 24-7
Morgan City, LA
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The Lookout
Longmont, CO
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The Abbey
Tulsa, OK
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The Living Room
Henniker, NH
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Take a look inside
some Micro and
Mobile spaces
Created for the super-spiritual, the seeker, and the spiritually curious alike, these are spaces with comfortable furniture, places to study, journal, read, reflect, make art, and are filled with interactive prayer stations that use everyday language and creativity in ways that inspire individuals and groups to talk with God about what’s important to them and their world.

​A resource for local churches and a fueling station for the spiritually thirsty, Metro spaces are usually open to the public anywhere from 8-24 hours a day, 5-7 days a week. Some are open 24 hours a day, but most are open only during hours most practical for the general public.  Many are open & unlocked during public hours. Some require reservations to enter.  But all are for whomsoever.
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Learn more about
Pop-up Prayer Spaces
in schools
Created for the super-spiritual, the seeker, and the spiritually curious alike, these are spaces with comfortable furniture, places to study, journal, read, reflect, make art, and are filled with interactive prayer stations that use everyday language and creativity in ways that inspire individuals and groups to talk with God about what’s important to them and their world.

​A resource for local churches and a fueling station for the spiritually thirsty, Metro spaces are usually open to the public anywhere from 8-24 hours a day, 5-7 days a week. Some are open 24 hours a day, but most are open only during hours most practical for the general public.  Many are open & unlocked during public hours. Some require reservations to enter.  But all are for whomsoever.
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Explore this simple guide to creating a
Pop-up Prayer Space
Created for the super-spiritual, the seeker, and the spiritually curious alike, these are spaces with comfortable furniture, places to study, journal, read, reflect, make art, and are filled with interactive prayer stations that use everyday language and creativity in ways that inspire individuals and groups to talk with God about what’s important to them and their world.

​A resource for local churches and a fueling station for the spiritually thirsty, Metro spaces are usually open to the public anywhere from 8-24 hours a day, 5-7 days a week. Some are open 24 hours a day, but most are open only during hours most practical for the general public.  Many are open & unlocked during public hours. Some require reservations to enter.  But all are for whomsoever.
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