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A prayer movement that goes first.
Houses of Prayer in Gulu and Juba were Favor’s first operational centers. Prayer still leads every crusade, school, and church plant.
Favor’s Houses of Prayer in Gulu, Uganda, and Juba, South Sudan were the first operational centers, before offices, schools, radio, or leadership training. Prayer always comes first. Everything else follows.
House of Prayer teams lead morning devotions and noon-hour prayers every weekday, hold all-night prayer, launch street and hospital and prison outreaches, cover new believers, organize pastors’ fellowships and national prayer gatherings, and coordinate crusades.
National prayer gatherings in South Sudan have included hours of corporate prayer and meetings at the presidential palace. Radio carries teaching and call-in prayer into villages a team cannot reach that day.
Partners join from the US through the Nations Prayer Guide, one specific request a day. Prayer covering is the work itself, carried from Houses of Prayer in Gulu and Juba into every assignment.
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