Kentucky

Join the Meade County Ministerial Association and prayer warriors from our churches as we lift up our nation and its leaders in prayer. We are gathering on the front lawn of our Courthouse. 

We are praying for a great move of God in America-an outpouring of Awakening and revival in our nation. Please join us:

Thursday, MAY 1 at NOON 

Hardin County Government Center

150 N Provident Way

Elizabethtown, KY

Join us at the flagpole!

The doors to our church will be open throughout the day for anyone who wants to come in and pray. Then at 6:45 pm, we will have a time of corporate prayer for our community, region, and nation.

The RIVER CITY PRAYER ROOM (located in the Hillview area of Louisville) will be hosting come-and-go prayer all day (Thurs. May 1st) from 7 am-8 pm to pray for The Church, our City, State and Nation. Our focus will be on Romans 15:13, this year’s National Day of Prayer theme: "Pour Out to the God of Hope and Be Filled". Join area Pastors and Worship Leaders each hour throughout the day for intercession, prayer and worship.

All are welcome to join us at River City Hope Church (12320 Ridgemont Road (a few blocks West of Preston Hwy. and Summitt Dr., in the Hillview area of Louisville) for a city-wide come-and-go prayer service throughout the day beginning at 7am. Stop by on your lunch break, or any time and stay as long as you'd like; Hourly scheduled worship and prayer for our neighborhoods.

Louisville, 527 W Jefferson St, Louisville, KY 40202, USA

https://www.afaky.org/event-details/louisville-national-day-of-prayer

Participate with hundreds who read their assigned-upon-arrival Bible readings simultaneously so that in 20 min. the entire Bible will be read aloud! 

No pre-registration necessary. Before 11:30am, get your assigned reading/instructions at the base of the flagpole. Begin Reading at 11:30

No better way to spend your lunch hour than with your family/friends and hundreds of others, interceding on behalf of our nation through prayer and worship!  Bring your chairs.


RAIN?  First Baptist Church, 3 blocks east of Courthouse, 3rd St. double door entrance.