Wisconsin

Various Churches gathering in United Prayer.

This is a community wide gathering to stand in the gap for our state and nation.   All are welcome.

A time of worship, intercessory and spontaneous prayer on behalf of our country and our elected officials

A time of Scripture reading and intercessory and spontaneous prayer at Main Street Park in Chetek

Join us for the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 1st at 6:30 pm.  We will meet at the John Shaffer pavilion in Crivitz, Wisconsin. 

Join us in the parking lot of our church to pray for our community, state, and country. You can expect a short program filled with scripture and prayer. 

We will gather at the flagpole and pray.

We will gather in front of the firm and pray.

Along with neighboring churches – including St Mary of the Angels, City of Hope, Samaritan's Heart Mission Church, Central Church, CR8 Church – Remnant church is hosting an evening of prayer around the Seven Mountain model. We'll pray, collectively, for:

Religion | Family | Education | Business | Media+Arts | Science + Technology | Government

Refreshments and friendship offered beginining at 6:00pm with a 6:30pm call to prayer.

(PLEASE NOTE: This event space is in the lower level with no elevator access)

Join us! Green Bay National Day of Prayer morning event!

You’re invited to a powerful time of prayer and community at Green Bay Community Church! 

☕ Start your morning with a light continental breakfast & fellowship in the lobby, then move into the auditorium for an hour of facilitated small-group prayer, led by local pastors focusing on key areas of need in our city and nation.

🙏 Afterward, you’re welcome to stay and continue in prayer or receive personal prayer from our team.

This in-person gathering is a beautiful opportunity to stand united in faith—whether you come alone, with friends, or as part of a church group. Let’s lift up our city and each other as we seek God’s guidance and strength together.

📅 Doors open at 7:15 AM—mark your calendars and spread the word!

If your church is hosting its own National Day Of Prayer gathering, we celebrate that! We encourage pastors and leaders to co-promote and join in prayer across the city! Contact CherylW@gbcc.me for info.

Event held at Cup O Joy in Green Bay.  This is the premier entertainment venue in NE Wisconsin for "Music That Inspires and More."  There will be praise and worship, repentance and prayer.  Everyone welcome!  

Thurs May 1st 2025  National Day of Prayer:
11am-2pm  Drop In Prayer and Songs with Jay Zollar

Thurs May 1st 2025  National Day of Prayer:
11am-2pm  Drop In Prayer and Songs with Jay Zollar

Life Bridge Christian Church will be hosting a prayer and worship gathering in conjunction with other local National Day of Prayer events throughout our area. We typically gather for prayer on the first Thursday of every month, and will be using our May prayer night to join in with churches across the US by praying for our nation. 

We will have a guided prayer time along with a time of worship and praise led by our church's music team. 

The Coulee Region Prayer Consortium Executive Committee is hosting the 29th Annual Greater La Crosse Area Mayoral Prayer Breakfast, which is held in conjunction with the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 1st at 7:29am at The Waterfront’s Cargill Room in La Crosse. This is a time of honoring and praying for our area’s local leaders. In addition to praying for our community leaders, this time will include breakfast and a speaker who will inspire and motivate all leaders in attendance. Tickets are $20 each and on sale now through April 23rd at CRPrayer.org.

Our keynote speaker this year is Jim Bontrager, a United States Marine and Chaplain with the Elkhart Indiana Police Department. He is President of the International Conference of Police Chaplains, Founder of Warrior on the Wall, an organization that addresses law enforcement suicide, family breakdown, and the unique challenges of that profession, and author of the official Law Enforcement curriculum for the movie Courageous. Jim is an inspiring leader with a genuine passion for empowering and uplifting other leaders!

The Greater Rusk County National Day of Prayer Event

Will be held on Thursday, May 1, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM

At Memorial Park (Highway 8 East in Ladysmith,  WI) at the Amphitheater and if it rains, at the Veteran's Pavillion (which is only a few steps away). 

We open with prayer and worship music, followed by a brief history of the National Day of Prayer, and then go into prayers for the 7 areas of influence by 7 area pastors.  Finally, we end with another worship song and then dismiss. 

For our event, we send our 200+ invitations to those within the 7 areas of influence (churches, pastors, schools, the media, government officials, law enforcement personnel, businesses, the military, and family). 

The event is open to the public. 

We ask that attendees bring lawn chairs as the amphitheater has room for lawn chairs and the Veteran's Pavilion has limited seating at picnic tables. 

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Celebrating our freedom to publicly gather to worship and pray for the 7 spheres of influence.  We will unite with local churches and stand in agreement for God's plans and purposes for our state and nation.   We will meet outside on the King Street Entrance and welcome community leaders to pray for our nation.  This is nonpolitical and we are exposing biblical values.  

If Rain we will be in the GAR, 417 North !   If anything changes, we will leave info at the information desk. We are told the legislatures will still be in session so could be bumped.

The public is invited to join us for worship beginning at 9 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. with Jason Farrington leading.  This will be in the North Hearing Room  -  2nd Floor.   This will be a time that Wisconsinites can join together and express the prayers on their heart.  Listed below is the topic and team facilitating that time of prayer.  The WI State Coordinator, Joleen Helbig will oversee the room this year.  

9:45 a.m.  -  MILITARY - City Church 

10:15 a.m. -  GOVERNMENT - Wisconsin Family Council

10:45 a.m. -  EDUCATION - My Faith Votes

11:15 a.m. -  BUSINESS - Lighthouse Church

12- 1 p.m. -  NDP Gathering on King Street Entrance

1:15 p.m. -  ARTS/MEDIA/ENT.  -  Grateful Gathering

1:45 p.m. -  CHURCH - World Harvest Outreach

2:15 p.m. -  FAMILY -  Don't Mess With My Kids

2:45 p.m. -  Summation of prayers

YOU ARE WELCOME TO JOIN ANYTIME AND STAY AS LONG AS YOU CAN!   

TO GOD BE THE GLORY!

Led by various community leaders, we will be praying for our nation through the seven spheres that influence our nation and communities.  

We-Pray is a group of believers from all around the Fox Valley.  We are from different church backgrounds with no purpose or agenda other than praying before our God as He leads us.   We focus on worship and praise as the Holy Spirit leads and listening to the hearts of others as they pray.  We use scripture, songs and prayers to express what God is leading us to do.   

There is freedom to come and go as needed.

Children are welcome

Come join the believers to lift up the name of our great God and cry out to Him on behalf of our nation!!

Join us as we pray for our nation and community, military, media, businesses, schools, churches and families.

Join us as we pray for our nation and community, military, media, businesses, schools, churches and families.

Join Marquette Community Church as we pray for our Country and it's leaders.  

The Oshkosh National Day of Prayer Event takes place on May 1, 2025 at noon. We traditionally gather around the flagpole in front of City Hall. 

The Annual National Day of Prayer observance will be on Thursday May 1st from 11:45am – 1:00pm at City Hall outside on the east deck, 730 Washington Avenue in Racine WI.

The theme is: Romans 15:13; "Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you will abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit."

The National Anthem and worship will be led by local coordinator Minister Cheryl McCrary. Various pastors, military representatives and city leaders will minister in prayer. An invitation will be provided for children in attendance to recite the “Pledge of Allegiance”. There will be a moment of silence to honor military and their families. A special presentation of “Taps” will be performed followed by closing worship and prayer. 

The National Day of Prayer tradition predates the founding of the United States of America, evidenced by the Continental Congress’ proclamation in 1775, setting aside a day of prayer. Our nation has seen the hand and heart of God, as Americans earnestly and fervently pray in faith with hearts of humility for our nation, as we gather in love and unity throughout our communities. 

Please invite your family, friends and church to join us as we gather to lift praises to the Lord and pray together. 

The community is invited to observe the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 1 at 12 noon in front of the Oneida County Courthouse in Rhinelander.  The event will last approximately 35 minutes and will be held rain or shine.   

The theme for the 2024 National Day of Prayer is “POUR OUT TO THE GOD OF HOPE AND BE FILLED” and is based on       Romans 15:13: Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you will abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.

This prayer event is not political in nature. In addition to praying for our nation and its leadership, prayer will focus on praying for other areas of influence on our nation: the military, the media, business, education, the church and family. It is estimated that over two million people attend more than 30,000 observances of the National Day of Prayer throughout the United States on an annual basis.

The National Day of Prayer was created in 1952 by a joint resolution of Congress, and signed into law by President Harry S. Truman. In 1988, the law was unanimously amended by both the House and the Senate and signed into law by President Ronald Reagan on Thursday, May 5, 1988, designating the first Thursday of May as a day of national prayer. For more information, please call 715-362-4792 or go to nationaldayofprayer.org.

10 local churches will gather to worship and pray.

The Sheboygan Falls Kiwanis and Falls Clergy Fellowship will gather for a community celebration led by Kiwanis members and a prayer period led by area clergy. We invite all to a fellowship hour beginning at 8 AM CDT. The prayer service begins at 9 AM CDT.

Informal prayer gathering for the state and nation.  All are welcome to attend this important time of prayer.

Come Fill Our Windows With Prayer is held at the Acres of Hope Ministry Outreach Facility at 17304 Havenwood Rd, Sparta, WI. From 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., individuals visit the facility to pray for our Churches, Families, Education, Businesses/Workplaces, Military and First Responders, local, state, and Federal Government leaders, and the Arts, Entertainment, and Media Industry.  From 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm, community members come together to pray for these areas as a community.  

Come join us in prayer. 

We will gathering in the sanctuary of Living Water Church in Sun Prairie WI to observe National Day of Prayer.  Program will start at 6:30 with music: "Hear My Cry".  Joleen Helbig, WI NDP State Coordinator will open with comments and prayer.  We will then pray the 7 mountains of Influence allowing short times of prayer among attendees for each one.  21025 NDP will be prayed.  We'll close with God Bless America.

Hope you can come and join us especially if you can't attend the event on Thursday at the capital.

Local National Day of Prayer Gathering 

 Waushara County Government Center,                   

 380 S. Townline Road, Wautoma WI.

 Thursday May 1 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM

Parking overflow available across the street in MEC parking.

Believers In Christ will be meeting at Picnic Area 2. We welcome you to join us as we pray fervently for our Country. 

Our community is invited to join students as we pray for those who lead at the local, state, and national levels. 

 We will be meeting at the wood count courthouse from 11:30 to 12:30 to pray for Our Nation, State, County and City. Our desire is to see leaders from the community coming together to declare the mercy, and loving-kindness of our savior over our government, military, media, educational systems, churches, businesses, and families. The vision is to see Pastors, government officials, fire chiefs, police chiefs, teachers, principals, health care workers, business owners, community leaders, fathers and mothers join us at the front of the Courthouse to unite for the Kingdom of Heaven here in our communities.