Member submitted experiences from this year’s National Day of Prayer.
From Tharesa
Powerful amazing and hopeful. Attended three pre- NDOP events, praying ahead of the day for the day. One with Eric Horner in a small rural community of 785 persons with Mayor, Town Manager and all the generations. Praying into the day.
From Elizabeth
The 2025 National Day of Prayer was resurrected and alive. The atmosphere was charged with prayers of thanksgiving, repentance, and supplications for our country. We The People along with the government were in one accord to honor the Judeo-Christian roots of our country. Prayers for our country flowed like a river, and people were free and joyfully celebrating NDP. Indeed, people’s prayers sounded like symphony hovering over every state of USA.
From Olusegun
As an immigrant, I see America in the Word of God. We prayed for God’s choice in the America and God is answering prayers. “Blessed is the nation whose God is the LORD, and the people whom he hath chosen for his own inheritance.” -Psalm 33:12.
From Serenity
The American Heritage Girls group at our church hosted an event. They had several community leaders lead in prayer, including the mayor. It was amazing to see families praying together.
From Dorothy
My husband is a minister, and we were holding evangelistic services at the Bible Missionary Church in Lima, OH, when the pastor’s wife invited us to attend the National Day of Prayer held at the Civic Center. There were many pastors participating. They shared and prayed with passion. It was encouraging to be with people who are interested in building up and not destroying our country!
From Jennifer
My church gathered with several other churches in Woodstock Square for a time of praise and worship and prayer for our community, our state, our nation, and our culture. We prayed for healing for all our families, veterans, legislators, government officials, as well as first responders. We divided into small groups to pray for each issue as presented by various speakers.
From Don
Several Churches participated near the Forest Service building in Petersburg, AK. The, we set up a prayer booth downtown to take prayer requests from the community. We gave glory to God!
From Vicki
My husband and I attend the National Day of Prayer breakfast every year. Such great fellowship, food and very patriotic! Prayers were for our schools, towns, county, state and federal leaders. Prayers, music and testimonies. So thankful for our community and country!
From Kendra
The National Day of Prayer was an aim to unity of all nations, races, and provide leadership to our country leaders. The interdenominational prayer outreach event was created with the intention to unity nations. Americas faith unified with a glorious presence liberated for our nation’s democracy. This was the reflected to release tranquility and peace and liberty.
From Gary
This was the second year we participated. The first year we had 27 in attendance and this year we had 47. Our Happiness and Light Sunday School class sponsors this event. Members of the class read the prayers. We also had music interludes where attendees could pray their own individual prayers. Our pastor closed the program by leading everyone in the Lord’s Prayer. This service is very simple but very effective.
From Danny
People from all over our county met at the Choctaw County Courthouse in Ackerman, Mississippi. Different people led in prayer for different areas of our country. It was a blessing to attend.
From Phyllis
Each National Day of Prayer brings special blessings. This year as I read along with all the written prayer requests and saw all the different states that people were joining me from it gave me strength. I was especially touched by hearing the vocal requests that had come in. It actually brought tears to my eyes and brought peace to my heart, and I can’t wait to see how God is going to answer the prayers of his people across the United States! Praise to you Lord, for answering many already!
From Alan
The event was held in the municipal courthouse and the room was full, with overflow in the corridor, with approximately 200 people in attendance. To my surprise, there were about 30 high school students attending. The event was hosted by the city Police Department, where I found out from the Chief of Police that several of the detectives and officers will pray for God’s guidance before they take action. I assured the Chief that I pray daily for first responders and government employees.
From Jonathan
My day of National Prayer began a month of 24-7 prayer here in Holland, MI. 27 churches committed to each take a day of the month. Pictured is from the Central Avenue Christian Reformed Church, the first of the 27 churches to participate over the course of the month.
From Elaine
Pastor West led the celebration at noon on the National Day of Prayer. The worship included praise music and prayers by multiple community leaders. Attendance was about 50-75, the majority from our Shepherd of the Mountains church. We know many more worshipped from home-all emboldened by your prayer team’s brochures that we made available at church. The specifics, the organization, and the focus of the prayer guides helped us all. Thanks!
From Peggy
We had a prayer breakfast at one of our churches. We had a dynamitic speaker. The meeting was such a blessing. Then that evening we had a time of prayer praying for our churches, families and home, schools, government, our military, our emergency personnel. This was held at our courthouse. It was a wonderful day!
From Douglas
In leading a Sunday School class, I reminded them the Sunday before and sent an email reminder on the eve of prayer. We are a praying church, praying for each other and the nation. I requested the National Day of Prayer guides and lists, and the Presidential Prayer Team faithfully delivered.
From Sheri
I did watch the White House news broadcast. I also used the printed prayer guide to pray myself. I appreciate all the work done and pray God will use it to draw many people to pray for our country.
From Katherine
We prayed at our City Hall in King County for our City Council members and for our state government in general. Snoqualmie, North Bend, Carnation. Also visited 18 Snoqualmie Valley churches with National Day of Prayer information and prayer guides. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU ARE DOING!!! We appreciate you!!!
From Lois
We met in downtown San Bernardino, CA. Several ministers from the area where there and prayed. This is very inspirational. Great to join together with people from different churches.
From William
We celebrated the National Day of Prayer in our state capital, Tallahassee. Great event. God showed up!
From Betty
Very powerful day and the Holy Spirit stirred many hearts at my church. We held a National Day of Prayer vigil from 8am to 8pm. Each participate selected a 30-minute slot, to pray for our elected officials, both local and state, and for our nation and nation’s elected officials.
From Gary
It rained about an hour before our event but thankfully Coffee Connection provided their business which had room for our sound system and about 35 prayer warriors. The worship prepared us for a wonderful time of prayer!
From Robbie
The National Day of Prayer was wonderful. I prayed for Our President, his administration and our nation. As I sat down to pray, I felt a cold shiver go through my body. I smiled and thanked our Lord for thousands of people who are praying at the same time. I am 88 years old, and I know for a fact that Prayer is Powerful.
From John
Over one hundred people attended the meeting on the steps of Dover city hall. I was led by the Lord to pray against abortion and shared King David’s prayer from Psalm fifty-one. As I shared King David’s prayers for repentance the whole group prayed for repentance and that God would revive our city.
From Judi Lynn
I really enjoyed the prayer guides we could print out and I’ve continued to look at it/pray a couple times/week. Thank you for these handouts. I edited the one document to divide each topic for the days of the week: Mon: Executive Branch; Tuesday: Legislative Branch, etc…Again, thank you for helping me not be overwhelmed.
From James
It was a delight to listen, to pray, to share in all the requests that were available. Thank you and may God continue to bless, keep, and use all those involved in this prayer team. I live in Canada as a chaplain, but originally from the States and would love to see a national prayer team here as well. Thank you!
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