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Come and join us as we pray for our city, county, state, and country on this 250th Anniversary as a Nation and our 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

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Connie is teaming up with Pastor Belle Burgoyne at the Life in His Arms Community Church in North Lawrence N.Y.

On main St. (can't miss it)

Victory Christian Church will be hosting National Day of Prayer at the NYS Capital in the Capital Park West, (next to the food vendors).  

Join us for a meaningful morning of reflection, fellowship, and prayer at the National Day of Prayer Brunch, hosted by New York Families Foundation. The special gathering will take place on Thursday, May 7, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Capital Convention Center.

Each year, the National Day of Prayer invites Americans to seek God’s guidance and blessings for our nation. This brunch offers a unique opportunity for community leaders, pastors, elected officials, and concerned citizens to intercede for New York and the nation.

The 2026 National Day of Prayer theme—“Glorify God Among the Nations, Seeking Him in All Generations” (1 Chronicles 16:24)—calls us to lift our eyes with confidence and to declare God’s faithfulness. It reminds us that every generation has a role in honoring Him and shaping what comes next. As New Yorkers, we have a unique opportunity to be part of that story—bringing faith, courage, and conviction to the challenges facing our state.

Attendees will enjoy a light brunch, hear encouraging remarks, and participate in guided prayer. Together, we will ask God to renew our communities, strengthen families, and guide those entrusted with leadership in Albany and across the Empire State. This will be a time not only to reflect but also to be refreshed and reminded that God is at work in our nation and in New York.

Whether you are actively engaged in public life or simply feel a burden to see God move, you are invited to be part of this hope-filled morning.

It is recommended that guests park in the Albany Capital Convention Center Parking Garage.

There is no cost to attend, but advance registration is required.

Come and join us as we pray for our city, state, and country on this 250th Anniversary as a Nation and our 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer. 

Come join us as we gather at Veteran's Park in Amsterdam, NY, Thursday, May 7th at 5:00pm. We will have songs of worship and praise unto our Lord and over our city. A multitude of churches, across denominations, will pray at designated times and we will ALL be seeking the face of God, as ONE, for His outpouring on our cities, towns, states and world.  

Come and join us as we pray for our town, county, state, and country on this 250th Anniversary of our Nation and our 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

This Call to Prayer, invites Believers to gather in unity for a time of Repentance, Rededication and Worship through Prayer.

You are invited to the eleventh annual Night of Repentance, a unique service in which we take God up on His promise of 2 Chronicles 7:14, at Auburn Public Theater, 8 Exchange Street, Auburn, New York, at 6:00 p.m. on May 7th, 2026.  We're sorry, but we are not able to provide childcare.  For further information, email epicprayer@proton.me or find us on Facebook.

Come join us to pray as one Body of Christ in repentance and in thanksgiving for blessing our nation as we approach 250 years. We will meet in front of the Aurora Post Office.

Come and join us as we pray for our town, state, and country on this 250th Anniversary of our Nation and the 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

Gathering of regional churches/leaders from the Bronx/NYC with an emphasis on the Now Generation leading, hosting, worshipping and praying for the church/leaders, families/children, generations, harvest, and the needs of Bronx/NYC and nation/govt.

This meeting is open to all who wish to observe the 75th Annual National Day of Prayer. Special theme of prayer this year is the rededication of America back to God, personally and as one people. 

Join us for worship, music, and focused prayer. Light refreshments will be served at the end. 

Prayer and lite snack take out maybe provided

This sacred gathering will bring together churches, leaders, and members of our community in a unified spirit of prayer, worship, and reflection. In a time when our city and nation face many challenges, we believe deeply in the power of coming together as one lifting our voices in faith, humility, and hope.

Prayer is the foundation of guidance, wisdom, and strength. Scripture reminds us that when we call upon God with sincere hearts, He hears us and responds. It is through prayer that we seek peace, restoration, and direction not only for ourselves, but for our communities and those entrusted with leadership.

This gathering will be a Spirit-led time of worship, marked by heartfelt prayer, unity, and reverence for God’s presence. It is not about politics or denominations, but about coming together in love, as one city, under God.

Come and join us as we worship the Lord and pray for our town, state, and country during this 250th Anniversary as a Nation and our 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

We gather in His name, welcoming people from various churches / denominations across Erie county. We will have a short time of Worship followed by prayer for each sphere of society's influence  We have plenty of seating.  Its a great opportunity to gather in a spirit of unity and fellowship in the Body of Christ

A group will have light refreshments and begin prayer by 10:15. There will be 7 stations to pray at in our worship center. All ages welcome. Anyone can come for however long you want.

Our National Day of Prayer event is a two pronged approach. The Way Ministries has partnered with Hope Christian Fellowship to put this event together. At 6:00 PM at Hope Christian Fellowship, across from the Post Office will host a time of worship followed by prayer in the church. Those that would like to walk are encouraged to meet at the corner of Peterboro Street and Railroad Street at 6:30. This group that is walking will walk and pray through the village ending at the Canastota High School. Both groups will be praying for the same topics. If weather is inclement, we will meet at Hope Christian Fellowship and pray there.

Let us not grow wearing in our praying for our nation and community that has been entrusted to us. We believe that if you can and are able to walk with us please do. It sends another message when we pray through the community and claim the ground that is ours in Christ Jesus.

Please join us as we pray for our town, county, state, and country in our 250th Anniversary as a Nation and the 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

Come join us as we pray for our town, state, and nation on the 250th Anniversary of our Nation and the 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer

Come and pray between 7 AM and 3 PM as our church will be open to pray for our town, state, and nation on the 250th Anniversary of our Nation and the 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

The 75 th National Day of Prayer Observance will be held at the Greene County Courthouse with Live Music on Thursday May 7, 2025 located at 320 Main Street, Catskill, N.Y. 12414, from 12:00 Noon to 1:30 P.M.

Come join us in song and prayer as we pray for our town, county, state, and country during this year of our 250th Anniversary as a Nation and our 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

We will have a time of worship and then have assigned individuals will pray for the major areas of our government and country.

We will be gathering at the Riga Town Hall to lift our voices in prayer for our Town of Riga and our Village of Churchville.  

We at the United Church of Copenhagen have held this service for many decades. Please note, we will be changing our name to the Copenhagen Community Church very shortly.

Our typical service contains messages covering the different areas in need of prayer, an invitation for attendees to offer prayer for each, then the pastor offers prayer for each area. There are hymns sung as well.

The community is invited to attend. 

We are gathering at the Court House park to Pray as the body of Christ for out Nation under God.

We are gathering at the Court House park to Pray as the body of Christ for out Nation under God.

All are welcome to join us at First Baptist Church - Dunkirk on Thursday, May 7 at 1pm for a time of prayer for our nation, our communities, our schools, our churches, our first responders, and more. We will meet together in the church sanctuary.

It is a partnership of different churches coming together to pray. It will be outside 32 E. Second Street in the municipal parking lot.

We will be hosting a time of community prayer from 9-10am on May 7th, with coffee and refreshments from 8:30 - 9am.  We will be meeting

in the fellowship hall of St. Jerome's Church, 207 Garfield St., East Rochester, NY. 14445.

A time of gathering of God's people to worship and praise God for this country and for all of the people in it.  We will have times of

prayer, scripture, music and meditation based on the spheres of influence in our lives. This gathering is outdoors, so everyone is encouraged

to bring a chair, as provided seating will be limited.  We will be meeting at the gazebo in the Edmund Lyon Park in the center of town.  In case of inclement weather, we will gather at the 1st Baptist Church, 119 West Elm St., East Rochester.  

Come and join us as we pray for our city, state, and nation on the year of our 250th Anniversary as a Nation and our 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

National Day of Prayer

• History of event
• 2026 prayer
• Other prayers including the Rosary

Monthly Community Prayer in front of Friendship Central School at 8:30AM, Thursday, May 7, will coincide with the 75th Anniversary of the National Day of Prayer (NDP).

The first Thursday of the month event, hosted by the What God is Doing in Friendship ny alliance of participating churches, is to pray for the school, its students, teachers, other staff, the Board of Education, parents and caregivers, and others.

The school's Monthly Character Trait for May - Empathy: The ability to understand another person's thoughts and feelings in a situation from their point of view, rather than your own - also will be a focus as churches encourage their congregants and the community at large to reenforce this teaching through their own actions.
The session then will move across the street to the Bible Baptist Church at 43 West Main Street for a free light breakfast, provided by Followers of the Way - Nile Community Church, where the NDP focus will be on divine guidance, wisdom, and spiritual healing for and in America, centered on seven pillars of influence, including the government, military, media, business, education, church, and family.

This year’s theme will be Glorify God Among the Nations - Seeking Him in All Generations, based on the verse - Tell of His glory among the nations, His wonderful deeds among all the peoples - from 1 Chronicles 16:24 (NASB) of the Bible.

A second prayer gathering will be at 11:30AM at the First United Methodist Church at 21 West Main Street for a light public luncheon, provided by Bible Baptist Church.

This year, a special presentation will be made by Alfred State architecture students as to potential development of The Mission House Family Center at 30 East Main Street, former site of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, rectory and offices, for greater community benefit.

This will be followed by NDP-focused prayer.

A third, evening prayer gathering, coinciding with the Bible Baptist Church’s regular Thursday night prayer and Bible study, will be held at 6:30PM at the church.

Anyone within the greater community and beyond is invited to participate in any or all of these prayer events and to bring others with them.

The monthly prayer gatherings at the school were started three years ago by the alliance of churches at the beginning of that school year.

Origins of the National Day of Prayer began in 1952 when Congress approved legislation requiring the President to set aside and proclaim a suitable day each year, other than a Sunday, as a National Day of Prayer, on which the people of the United States may turn to God in prayer and meditation at churches, in groups, and as individuals.

In 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed additional legislation specifically establishing the first Thursday in May as the National Day of Prayer.

Further information about the nationwide activity is available at https://tinyurl.com/Annual-NDP and Friendship activities at WhatGodisDoing@outlook.com or (585) 664-9989.

Locations of other National Day of Prayer events around the state and country are available at https://tinyurl.com/NDP-Locations.

Monthly Community Prayer in front of Friendship Central School at 8:30AM, Thursday, May 7, will coincide with the 75th Anniversary of the National Day of Prayer (NDP).

The first Thursday of the month event, hosted by the What God is Doing in Friendship ny alliance of participating churches, is to pray for the school, its students, teachers, other staff, the Board of Education, parents and caregivers, and others.

The school's Monthly Character Trait for May - Empathy: The ability to understand another person's thoughts and feelings in a situation from their point of view, rather than your own - also will be a focus as churches encourage their congregants and the community at large to reenforce this teaching through their own actions.
The session then will move across the street to the Bible Baptist Church at 43 West Main Street for a free light breakfast, provided by Followers of the Way - Nile Community Church, where the NDP focus will be on divine guidance, wisdom, and spiritual healing for and in America, centered on seven pillars of influence, including the government, military, media, business, education, church, and family.

This year’s theme will be Glorify God Among the Nations - Seeking Him in All Generations, based on the verse - Tell of His glory among the nations, His wonderful deeds among all the peoples - from 1 Chronicles 16:24 (NASB) of the Bible.

A second prayer gathering will be at 11:30AM at the First United Methodist Church at 21 West Main Street for a light public luncheon, provided by Bible Baptist Church.

This year, a special presentation will be made by Alfred State architecture students as to potential development of The Mission House Family Center at 30 East Main Street, former site of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, rectory and offices, for greater community benefit.

This will be followed by NDP-focused prayer.

A third, evening prayer gathering, coinciding with the Bible Baptist Church’s regular Thursday night prayer and Bible study, will be held at 6:30PM at the church.

Anyone within the greater community and beyond is invited to participate in any or all of these prayer events and to bring others with them.

The monthly prayer gatherings at the school were started three years ago by the alliance of churches at the beginning of that school year.

Origins of the National Day of Prayer began in 1952 when Congress approved legislation requiring the President to set aside and proclaim a suitable day each year, other than a Sunday, as a National Day of Prayer, on which the people of the United States may turn to God in prayer and meditation at churches, in groups, and as individuals.

In 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed additional legislation specifically establishing the first Thursday in May as the National Day of Prayer.

Further information about the nationwide activity is available at https://tinyurl.com/Annual-NDP and Friendship activities at WhatGodisDoing@outlook.com or (585) 664-9989.

Locations of other National Day of Prayer events around the state and country are available at https://tinyurl.com/NDP-Locations.

Monthly Community Prayer in front of Friendship Central School at 8:30AM, Thursday, May 7, will coincide with the 75th Anniversary of the National Day of Prayer (NDP).

The first Thursday of the month event, hosted by the What God is Doing in Friendship ny alliance of participating churches, is to pray for the school, its students, teachers, other staff, the Board of Education, parents and caregivers, and others.

The school's Monthly Character Trait for May - Empathy: The ability to understand another person's thoughts and feelings in a situation from their point of view, rather than your own - also will be a focus as churches encourage their congregants and the community at large to reenforce this teaching through their own actions.
The session then will move across the street to the Bible Baptist Church at 43 West Main Street for a free light breakfast, provided by Followers of the Way - Nile Community Church, where the NDP focus will be on divine guidance, wisdom, and spiritual healing for and in America, centered on seven pillars of influence, including the government, military, media, business, education, church, and family.

This year’s theme will be Glorify God Among the Nations - Seeking Him in All Generations, based on the verse - Tell of His glory among the nations, His wonderful deeds among all the peoples - from 1 Chronicles 16:24 (NASB) of the Bible.

A second prayer gathering will be at 11:30AM at the First United Methodist Church at 21 West Main Street for a light public luncheon, provided by Bible Baptist Church.

This year, a special presentation will be made by Alfred State architecture students as to potential development of The Mission House Family Center at 30 East Main Street, former site of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, rectory and offices, for greater community benefit.

This will be followed by NDP-focused prayer.

A third, evening prayer gathering, coinciding with the Bible Baptist Church’s regular Thursday night prayer and Bible study, will be held at 6:30PM at the church.

Anyone within the greater community and beyond is invited to participate in any or all of these prayer events and to bring others with them.

The monthly prayer gatherings at the school were started three years ago by the alliance of churches at the beginning of that school year.

Origins of the National Day of Prayer began in 1952 when Congress approved legislation requiring the President to set aside and proclaim a suitable day each year, other than a Sunday, as a National Day of Prayer, on which the people of the United States may turn to God in prayer and meditation at churches, in groups, and as individuals.

In 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed additional legislation specifically establishing the first Thursday in May as the National Day of Prayer.

Further information about the nationwide activity is available at https://tinyurl.com/Annual-NDP and Friendship activities at WhatGodisDoing@outlook.com or (585) 664-9989.

Locations of other National Day of Prayer events around the state and country are available at https://tinyurl.com/NDP-Locations.

Monthly Community Prayer in front of Friendship Central School at 8:30AM, Thursday, May 7, will coincide with the 75th Anniversary of the National Day of Prayer (NDP).

The first Thursday of the month event, hosted by the What God is Doing in Friendship ny alliance of participating churches, is to pray for the school, its students, teachers, other staff, the Board of Education, parents and caregivers, and others.

The school's Monthly Character Trait for May - Empathy: The ability to understand another person's thoughts and feelings in a situation from their point of view, rather than your own - also will be a focus as churches encourage their congregants and the community at large to reenforce this teaching through their own actions.
The session then will move across the street to the Bible Baptist Church at 43 West Main Street for a free light breakfast, provided by Followers of the Way - Nile Community Church, where the NDP focus will be on divine guidance, wisdom, and spiritual healing for and in America, centered on seven pillars of influence, including the government, military, media, business, education, church, and family.

This year’s theme will be Glorify God Among the Nations - Seeking Him in All Generations, based on the verse - Tell of His glory among the nations, His wonderful deeds among all the peoples - from 1 Chronicles 16:24 (NASB) of the Bible.

A second prayer gathering will be at 11:30AM at the First United Methodist Church at 21 West Main Street for a light public luncheon, provided by Bible Baptist Church.

This year, a special presentation will be made by Alfred State architecture students as to potential development of The Mission House Family Center at 30 East Main Street, former site of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, rectory and offices, for greater community benefit.

This will be followed by NDP-focused prayer.

A third, evening prayer gathering, coinciding with the Bible Baptist Church’s regular Thursday night prayer and Bible study, will be held at 6:30PM at the church.

Anyone within the greater community and beyond is invited to participate in any or all of these prayer events and to bring others with them.

The monthly prayer gatherings at the school were started three years ago by the alliance of churches at the beginning of that school year.

Origins of the National Day of Prayer began in 1952 when Congress approved legislation requiring the President to set aside and proclaim a suitable day each year, other than a Sunday, as a National Day of Prayer, on which the people of the United States may turn to God in prayer and meditation at churches, in groups, and as individuals.

In 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed additional legislation specifically establishing the first Thursday in May as the National Day of Prayer.

Further information about the nationwide activity is available at https://tinyurl.com/Annual-NDP and Friendship activities at WhatGodisDoing@outlook.com or (585) 664-9989.

Locations of other National Day of Prayer events around the state and country are available at https://tinyurl.com/NDP-Locations.

A free public luncheon, which will combine visions for a Community of Care outreach in the greater Friendship area and an observance of the 75th anniversary of the National Day of Prayer (NDP), will be held at 11:30AM on Thursday, May 7, at the First United Methodist Church at 21 West Main Street in Friendship.

The What God is Doing in Friendship ny alliance of participating churches will host the event, one of three diverse activities during the day which will involve this year's national NDP theme of Glorify God Among the Nations - Seeking Him in All Generations, based on the verse - Tell of His glory among the nations, His wonderful deeds among all the peoples - from 1 Chronicles 16:24 (NASB) of the Bible.

A special presentation will be made at the luncheon by Alfred State architecture students who will provide a report and drawings as to potential enhancements for The Mission House Family Center at 30 East Main Street, former site of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, rectory and offices, to enable greater community outreach benefits.

The site, currently owned by the Friendship Bible Baptist Church, has been used in recent years for joint churches-hosted children and family activities, regular prayer gatherings, special joint services, availability as both warming and cooling centers, special food distributions and more.

The student architecture project is designed to explore additional supplemental community outreach uses, such as educational activities for all ages, from children to older adults; outdoor recreation opportunities; children, youth and family gatherings of various types; food sustainability initiatives such as a community food pantry expansion; and more.

This will be followed by NDP-focused prayer involving divine guidance, wisdom, and spiritual healing for and in America, centered on seven pillars of influence, including the government, military, media, business, education, church, and family.

Individuals can participate in any or all of the noontime activities, with luncheon reservations requested at WhatGodisDoing@outlook.com or (585) 664-9989 for meal planning purposes.

A total of three National Day of Prayer events have been scheduled next Thursday by the Friendship churches alliance to enable area residents to participate at various times of the day, reflecting individual availabilities.

The first prayer gathering will be at 8:30AM, with the First Thursday of the month prayer gathering in front of Friendship Central School at 46 West Main Street to pray for the school, its students, teachers, other staff, the Board of Education, parents and caregivers, and others coinciding with the NDP.

The school's Monthly Character Trait for May - Empathy: The ability to understand another person's thoughts and feelings in a situation from their point of view, rather than your own - also will be a focus as churches encourage their congregants and the community at large to reenforce this teaching through their own actions.

The session then will move across the street to the Bible Baptist Church at 43 West Main Street, the prayer location in event of inclement weather, for a free light breakfast, provided by Followers of the Way - Nile Community Church.

Bible Baptist also will be the site for an evening event, with a 6:30PM - 8PM weekly prayer gathering and Bible study, held in cooperation with the alliance, being focused on the National Day of Prayer observance components.

Origins of the NDP, which will coincide this year with the 250th anniversary of the signing of the country's Declaration of Independence, began in 1952 when Congress approved legislation requiring the President to set aside and proclaim a suitable day each year, other than a Sunday, as a National Day of Prayer, on which the people of the United States may turn to God in prayer and meditation at churches, in groups, and as individuals.

In 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed additional legislation specifically establishing the first Thursday in May as the National Day of Prayer.

Anyone within the greater community and beyond is invited to participate in any or all of these prayer events and to bring others with them.

Further information about the nationwide NDP activity is available at https://tinyurl.com/Annual-NDP and Friendship activities at WhatGodisDoing@outlook.com or (585) 664-9989.

Locations of other National Day of Prayer events around the state and country are available at https://tinyurl.com/NDP-Locations.

The third of three National Day of Prayer events in Friendship will be held from 6:30PM to 8PM on Thursday, May 7, at the Bible Baptist Church, 43 West Main Street, in cooperation with the What God is Doing in Friendship ny alliance of participating churches.

This year’s theme, commemorating the 75th anniversary of the annual event, will be Glorify God Among the Nations - Seeking Him in All Generations, based on the verse - Tell of His glory among the nations, His wonderful deeds among all the peoples - from 1 Chronicles 16:24 (NASB) of the Bible.

Origins of the National Day of Prayer (NDP), which will coincide this year with the 250th anniversary of the signing of the country's Declaration of Independence, began in 1952 when Congress approved legislation requiring the President to set aside and proclaim a suitable day each year, other than a Sunday, as a National Day of Prayer, on which the people of the United States may turn to God in prayer and meditation at churches, in groups, and as individuals.

In 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed additional legislation specifically establishing the first Thursday in May as the National Day of Prayer.

The NDP focus is on divine guidance, wisdom, and spiritual healing for and in America, centered on seven pillars of influence, including the government, military, media, business, education, church, and family.

The first prayer gathering of the day will be at 8:30AM, when the First Thursday of the month prayer gathering in front of Friendship Central School at 46 West Main Street to pray for the school, its students, teachers, other staff, the Board of Education, parents and caregivers, and others coincides with the NDP.

The school's Monthly Character Trait for May - Empathy: The ability to understand another person's thoughts and feelings in a situation from their point of view, rather than your own - also will be a focus as churches encourage their congregants and the community at large to reenforce this teaching through their own actions.

The session then will move across the street to the Bible Baptist Church, the prayer location in event of inclement weather, for a free light breakfast, provided by Followers of the Way - Nile Community Church.

A second, noontime prayer gathering of the day will be at 11:30AM at the First United Methodist Church at 21 West Main Street, with a light public luncheon provided by Bible Baptist Church.

This year, a special presentation will be made by Alfred State architecture students as to potential development of The Mission House Family Center at 30 East Main Street, former site of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, rectory and offices, for greater community benefit.

This will be followed by NDP-focused prayer.

Anyone within the greater community and beyond is invited to participate in any or all of these prayer events and to bring others with them.

Further information about the nationwide NDP activity is available at https://tinyurl.com/Annual-NDP and Friendship activities at WhatGodisDoing@outlook.com or (585) 664-9989.

Locations of other National Day of Prayer events around the state and country are available at https://tinyurl.com/NDP-Locations. 

Come and join us as we pray for our town, state, and nation during this 250th Anniversary as a Nation and our 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

Join us as we gather in prayer for our county, our state, our nation and all those who have been placed by God to help lead us in peace and prosperity. This will be a special prayer time as we near the celebration of our 250th Anniversary as One Nation Under God!

For more information contact Pastor Jim Braunius at 845-239-5934 or email him at jimbraunius@gmail.com

Join us as we gather to pray for our Neighbors and our Nation. 

Come join us as we pray for our town, state, and nation as this year we celebrate our 250th Anniversary as a Nation and our 75th National Observance for the National Day of Prayer.

Informal prayer time for the NDP key prayer points

Informal prayer time for the NDP key prayer points

Come join us on the front lawn of the Town Hall on Thursday, May 7th, 2026 at 7pm.

We are United as Neighbors and will continue to strengthen our community together.

Several pastors from local churches will lead us in prayer and then guide us in small group prayer regarding our community, local, state & federal government, local businesses, farms, schools, churches and families to flourish.

Bring a chair and enjoy gathering together with our neighbors.

Join us for this 1 hour service as we pray for our nation!

At Harry Allen Park Honeoye 23 North Main Street Honeoye Falls N.Y. 14472

Come and join us as we pray for our town, state, and nation on this 250th Anniversary as a Nation and our 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

Join us to pray for our Community, our Nation and the World.

Local prayer using the National Day of Prayer theme Glorifying God,Seeking Him in all generations

Gather to pray for the nation and NewYork at the Ithaca First Assembly of God Fellowship Hall.

This will be a National Day of Prayer gathering, sponsored by Community Helping Hands (CHH) with prayer, creative and meaningful prayer stations.  Pastors and other spiritual leaders will be available.   St. Susan's will be serving a light lunch of hot dogs.  MHA will be on sight.  

A community gathering to be united in prayer for our nation, leaders, churches and community. 

Come join us as we pray for our Town, State, and Nation and rededicate our lives to God during this most significant year of Nation's History.

Calling all believers far and wide, to pray for our nation.

Come and join us as we pray for our town, county, state, and country in this 250th Anniversary as a Nation and our 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

Please bring a lawn chair.

National Day of Prayer service to be held in church sanctuary.  Parking in rear of church on Lake Ave.

As Pres. Trump has dedicated this day as a Day of Rededicating the USA back to God, we also will do the same & rededicate New York State back to our Lord Jesus Christ.

Sunday, May 17, 2026at 3pm-4pm.

Thurs., May 7, 2026

Meeting at LaPolt Park :119 North Main Street, Liberty, NY  12754

from 12 noon to 1:30pm

Please join us as we gather together in prayer for the Town of Lima!

Join us outside of Little Falls City Hall as we lift up our community, our State, and our Nation before the throne of God!  Let us pray for the peace of Little Falls and Nation!  

Come and join us as we pray for our town, state, and country as this is our 250th Anniversary year as a Nation and our 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

I am facilitating a public gathering on May 7th 2026 from 12noon -1:00pm in Bickford Park located in the town center of Macedon next to "The 7 Center" (historically the Church of the Good Shepherd). I have invited representatives from pillars of our community to be present as a gesture of unity. I have support from local clergy, town government, police force, fire department, VFW, and many other individuals from the business district. who plan on attending. I've asked our town historian to prepare a synopsis describing the significance of this event relating to our town history and the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The Wayne Count Times is promoting the event as a positive story of interest happening in our community. The event will be video tapped to be published on social media.

You are invited to join churches in and around Madison, NY in observing the 2026 National Day of Prayer.
We will use prayer guides prepared by the National Day of Prayer Task Force to pray for our nation, state, county and local communities. There are seven areas of prayer that will be introduced by scripture verses followed by prayer specific to that topic.

We will be gathering at two different times

At 12:00 noon & at 6:00 in the ev

Gather at Grace Bible Church with your Bibles to intercede for our nation using the prayer guide. 

Let us gather as the Body of Christ to worship 

and pray for our region and the nation.

GLORIFY GOD AMONG THE NATIONS  

SEEKING HIM IN ALL GENERATIONS

Tell of His glory among the nations, 

His wonderful deeds among all the peoples. 

1 Chronicles 16:24 NASB 

We believe that as we pull together in prayer as God's Kingdom on Earth, and in Niagara Falls, that he will move in mighty ways. We need that for our world, as the state we are in together is much larger than any of us can address appropriately. We must pray for our world, our nation, our state, our county, our communities - for God to move. In Niagara Falls, we believe that our Lord of Angel Armies is able to push back the principalities of darkness which have had too-long a hold on Western New York, such that this world renown cataract (the Falls) will no longer be a place where people are drawn to some supposed spiritual vortex, no longer drawn to a place to end their lives by suicide... but rather that this mighty Niagara River would remind us of, and point us to the throne-room of JaHWeH where His mighty and rejuvenating river which emanates from under his throne, a river which replenishes and feeds the nations and the world with life and hope which are only found in Jesus, our Savior. May God's Spirit invigorate and enliven us to pray as one Church in service to Him. May we see that the fields are ripe for harvest, and may we see a great revival as we come together, repent and earnestly seek our Lord together.

Come pray for our nation on the Owego courthouse lawn. 

All are welcome. 

One hour Clinton and Essex County prayer gathering!  Come for live music and worship, for Scripture reading, and for prayer of course!  We will pray for the local and State and Federal governments, for our families, our schools, our military, our churches, etc.  Dress for the weather, we will gather rain or shine.  Also bring a blanket to sit on, we will sit on the steps of City Hall weather permitting.  

Come gather with for a National Day of Prayer Gathering with neighboring churches at the Statue in front of the Pulaski Court House 

Come gather with for a National Day of Prayer Gathering with neighboring churches at the Statue in front of the Pulaski Court House 

3-Day Series of Events attracting individuals, families, and churches. 

Thursday,5/7/2026 at 10:30 am - 12 noon

We will be looping the Monroe County Office Building at 39 West Main Street and City Hall 30 Church St.

Additional events Friday 5/8/2026 and Saturday 5/9/2026

Gather at Saratoga Abundant Life Church for prayer and worship.

Gather at City Hall steps for prayer and worship.

Gather at City Hall steps to pray and worship.

Come and join us as we pray for our town, county, state, and country on this 250th Anniversary as a Nation and our 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

We will be praying each night, Tuesday May 5th, Wednesday May 6th, Thursday May 7th, from 7 PM to 8 PM.

Believers from multiple churches across Schoharie County will be gathering together for a time of worship and prayer at the Schoharie County Courthouse Plaza.

After a season of worship, interspersed with prayers led by selected clergy, those gathered will break off into prayer clusters led by clergy and prayer team leaders from various churches.  Focused intercession will be offered up on behalf of our county, state, and nation as per the National Day of Prayer guidelines.  The event will conclude with a final song of worship.

Following the event, all participants will be welcome to attend a community dinner sponsored by Christ the Shepherd Lutheran Church across the street from the Courthouse. 

All are invited to attend this local event celebrating the 75th National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 7th. Come united in love, with a heart to exalt the Lord in worship and prayer for the soul of America.  NDP prayer guides will be available and include prayers for church, family, education, military, business, government, arts, entertainment and media.

Please join us outside the main entrance (weather permitting) for a time of worship and prayer. 

 We will meet inside in the foyer in case of bad weather.

We will have worship and prayer for the nations.

National Day of Prayer 

📆 Thursday, May 7, 2026

⏰ 12:00 Noon

📍 Onondaga County Courthouse

401 Montgomery St Syracuse, NY 13202

This is our time to be visible as the Bride of Christ—praying for our leaders, our families, and our city.

Why we pray:

 • Unite in public prayer for America 🇺🇸

 • Turn hearts toward repentance and God

 • Equip and strengthen our Christian community

 • Intercede for our leaders, families, and neighbors

⏰ One hour. Together. Boldly.

Bring your church, your friends, your family.

Come join us to pray for our City, State, and Nation as we rededicate our lives back to God on this historic 250th Anniversary.

Come join us to pray for our Town, State, and Nation as we rededicate our lives to God on this most significant year in our Country's History.

Come join us for breakfast and prayer as we pray for our town, state, and nation on this 250th Anniversary of our Nation and the 75th National Observance of the National Day of Prayer.

Please RSVP to (607) 865-6634

The Madison county Prayer Initiative will be leading a National Day of prayer ceremony at the county seat in Wampsville.  All are invited to attend to life up our communities, our county, state and nation up in prayer!  

Noon time gathering at the Schuyler County Court House Front Lawn. Sponsored by the local group Christian Partners in Prayer.

Evening Prayer and Praise Service. Sponsored by the local group Christian Partners in Prayer.

Come and join us to pray for our city, county, state, and country on this 250th Anniversary of our Nation and the 75th National Observance for the National Day of Prayer.

We are meeting at the water fountain of Tibbits Park.

The Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court McLoghlin #596 will be sponsoring a National Day of Prayer gathering in Riverside Park in Whitehall on Thursday, May 7 at 6:00 pm.

Gather for a time of worship and renewal with us

Community gathers at Bandstand in Northup Park, Corner of Main and New Hartford St. Wolcott, NY, 14590

Welcome is given by community leader

Area Pastors lead prayer in the 7 areas of Influence.  Gatherers pray silently as led. 

Hymns are sung between prayers. 

Outdoor gathering.