Discover Prayer: Together

To pray means that I have a loving relationship with God and with Jesus’ community of faith.

Even if I pray in solitude, I do not pray alone. I am with God as a member of the body of Christ, and we pray as a part of this community.

  • Healing Prayer Worship

    Special Healing Prayer Services are a time when we gather and focus on our personal care for one another as members of the church. 

    During this service you may submit prayer requests and be comforted by anointing with oil. Everyone is welcome to join and receive prayers for healing—physical, emotional, relational, or spiritual. Family and friends are encouraged to attend.

  • Prayer Room

    We are inviting use of the Prayer Room (202) adjacent to the sanctuary as a space for prayer, reflection, and healing.  Resources, prompts and prayer shawls are available anytime the church is open.

  • Prayer Requests

    Anytime you would like prayer, add your needs to the FLC prayer chain. 

    Request Prayer

  • Prayer Shawl Ministry

    Prayer shawls allow people going through hard times to have a tangible reminder of being wrapped in God's love. Hundreds of shawls have been created and prayed over by volunteers of the congregation over the years. We pray for comfort and peace for those who receive them.  Anyone can stop by the church and ask for a prayer shawl for themselves or to give to a friend in need. 

Join in Prayer

For our First Lutheran family of Faith

Prayer Ministry is a vital part of our congregation’s life together.  If you are a member and feel called to pray for others in the First Lutheran community, we invite you to join our prayer chain. As Pray-ers, we insist on strict confidentiality in order to provide a safe and trusted place to bring our needs before God.  Only then can our congregation feel free to share the deepest joys and struggles of their lives with us. We invite you to contact Pastor Katie Lowe Lancaster about joining in prayer with and for our community.