An Oasis of Peace: In the arid deserts of life's challenges, "The Well" serves as an oasis of peace and calm, offering a respite and a chance to refocus on what truly matters. Much like how drawing water from a deep well requires effort and intention, engaging in midweek prayer calls for a deliberate pause, drawing from the depths of one's heart and soul to seek God earnestly.

Praying together has many benefits including:

• Praying together invites the presence and power of the Holy Spirit
• Praying together increases the faith of a congregation to believe God for the miraculous
• Praying together moves people from seeking their own purposes to desiring God’s purposes

Jeremiah 29:11-13 is a powerful promise written to a corporate body of people. “‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Then you will call upon me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you. You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.’”

The “all” there is numeric—God is saying if all of you would seek me, you will find the plans I have for you. If we want to see God’s blessing in our churches, if we want to see Jesus’ transforming power, the dynamic ministry of the Holy Spirit in our midst, then we need to pray together.

The Well meets in the first classroom to the right as you enter the rear door from the parking lot. The front doors will not be open on Wednesday, so please use the rear door that is normally an exit. The Well starts at 7:00pm and lasts for 1 hour. No one is required to pray out loud, but there will be times you can if you are comfortable. We will pray over a variety of topics and in a number of different ways. The Well is open to everyone, but no childcare is provided if you have young children.