Prayer Room.
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Launch Date: Monday, September 14, 2026
Day: Every Monday
Time: 12pm - 2pm
Location: 300 East Main Street
Our prayer room is located in Redeemer Community Church’s “upper room” on the 4th floor of the King’s Centre in suite 402. For more information, visit the Location tab.For updates regarding schedule changes visit our Events tab, check our Instagram page, or subscribe to our newsletter.
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We believe God is forming a people who live in His Presence and carry His Presence wherever they go. House of People is a place to come in encounter Jesus through worship and prayer, to be formed by His love, and then go out to love our neighbors, serve our city, and embody His Kingdom. Our vision is to see Heaven take root in our hearts, homes, and city through a people who host God’s Presence and carry it everywhere they go.
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Beginning Monday, September 14, 2026, our Prayer Room will gather every Monday from 12–2 PM as a shared space for worship and prayer in the heart of the city. Led by worship and prayer leaders from local churches, we seek to cultivate a unified, sustainable rhythm of prayer across the Tri-Cities—creating space to encounter Jesus through worship, Scripture, silence, and intercession. The Prayer Room exists to serve the local Church, inviting people to come in, be formed by the Presence of Jesus, and go back into their churches, homes, workplaces, and communities carrying His Presence with them.
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When you visit our Prayer Room, you can expect worship, Scripture, prayer, and space for personal ministry. We are not trying to put on a show, and we are not in a rush. We simply gather around Jesus, creating space to encounter His presence and respond to His leading.
Prayer Set |12:00–1:00 PM|
The first hour is a guided time of ministering to the Lord through worship, scripture, and corporate prayer, led by a prayer leader and worship leader. Together, we exalt Jesus, pray His Word, and contend in prayer as the Holy Spirit leads.Devotional Set |1:00–2:00 PM|
The second hour is an unhurried time for lingering in God's presence through soaking prayer, personal reflection, and quiet worship. At times, a Levite will lead a devotional worship set, creating space for extended worship, meditation on Scripture, and personal ministry to the Lord.