United in Prayer

What is United in Prayer?

United in Prayer is a movement that brings together evangelical leaders from across Scotland, across denominations and streams, to pray for God’s Kingdom to come in our generation. We believe that persistent prayer in unity and agreement will pave the way for a fresh move of God across our nation.

Our unity is built on three simple convictions:

The Bible is the Word of God
The divinity of Christ
The gospel

How can you get involved?

Join us for two days of prayer and fasting each January
Connect with our bi-monthly national Zoom prayer meeting
Be part of a regional expression of prayer (if there is not yet a regional prayer gathering near you, perhaps we could help you start one)

Click here to join our mailing list and find out about upcoming events

“Attending this prayer gathering with hundreds of Scottish pastors was a huge privilege for me. I wholeheartedly commend it and believe God’s presence is manifestly there stimulating our faith for blessing and breakthrough in the days ahead.” (Terry Virgo, New Frontiers International)

“Seeing men and women across the Christian landscape in Scotland setting aside dedicated days to pray for their nation was powerful, awakening, and prophetic.”

(Pastor Tope Koleoso, Jubilee Church London)

“Nehemiah prays, “Lord, let your ear be attentive to the prayer of this your servant and to the prayer of your servants who delight in revering your name.” (Nehemiah 1:11). What a privileged moment for us as a nation to be gathering together from across Scotland, asking the Lord once again that He would be attentive to the prayers of his servants .”

(Iain Duthie, Assemblies of God)

“I wholeheartedly encourage every church leader in Scotland to join in with this incredible unity prayer gathering. Leaders from all over Scotland come together to pray for the nation, for the Lord to move in power & for the least, the last & the lost to come to know Him.” (Gavin Calver, Evangelical Alliance)

United in Prayer Scotland

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