Fall Prayer Initiative · Oct–Dec 2026
Fifteen hours
of prayer.
Every day.
For three months, Sugar Hill is covering this church in prayer — fifteen hours a day, every day. Take a half-hour slot, follow the guide, and be part of it.
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How It Works
Pick A Slot
Pick a slot that fits your life. Choose a half hour, any day, morning, noon, or night. You're not limited to just one. Most people find it easier to stick with this by picking a rhythm: the same half hour every week, or once a month if that's more realistic for this season. Find what you can actually keep, then register for it.
Follow The Guide
Each month carries its own theme, and each day underneath it has its own focus: your family, your school, your neighbors, your country, the world, even yourself. You'll get a short guide walking you through what to pray and how, so you're never staring at a blank half hour wondering where to start.
Show Up And Pray
Find a place with as few distractions as you can manage. Your kitchen table, your car, your office, wherever you can be still. These thirty minutes are yours for focused time with God. As you pray, remember, you're joining the rest of Sugar Hill in praying for our church, our city, our schools, our country, and the people around us.
Grab A Slot
Every half-hour, October 1 through December 31, is open. Pick whatever works — sign-up takes less than a minute.
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Welcome Home
Pray Right Now
Pray for someone in your life who doesn't yet call Sugar Hill home — that they'd feel welcomed the moment they walk in.
Today’s Slots
- 6:00 AMPray for our staff and elders as they lead this season.
- 12:00 PMPray for students starting a new season at Sugar Hill Kids and Students.
- 8:00 PMPray for families in our neighborhoods who need to find a church home.
A preview, not the full list — grab a slot above to see every open time.
Resources
Pray First
The full Pray First ebook — download it to prepare your heart before you take a slot.
Download PDFVerse Of The Month
“Epaphras, who is one of you and a servant of Christ Jesus, sends greetings. He is always wrestling in prayer for you, that you may stand firm in all the will of God, mature and fully assured.”
Colossians 4:12
Epaphras prayed for a church he loved, by name, on his knees. That's the whole shape of Prayer Link: ordinary people, wrestling in prayer for the people next to them.
Send A Prayer Request
Whatever it is, we’d be honored to pray with you. This stays private — it goes to our team by email only.