Philadelphia House of Prayer – We exist to equip the Church, intercede for the nations, and love Jesus through unceasing prayer and worship.

Even them will I bring to my holy mountain, and make them joyful in my house of prayer: their burnt offerings and their sacrifices shall be accepted upon mine altar; for mine house shall be called an house of prayer for all people.” – Isaiah 56:7

Vision and Mission

EQUIPPING THE CHURCH

We offer a variety of workshops, internships, and trainings to help prepare the Body of Christ to worship Him in Spirit and in Truth

INTERCEDING FOR THE NATIONS

We encourage every tribe, tongue, and nation to stand in the intercessory gap for their region and people group. Do you have a desire to do so? Click the “Volunteer” tab to get involved!

LOVING JESUS THROUGH UNCEASING WORSHIPs

Philadelphia House of Prayer is a call for God’s people to establish unceasing prayer and worship before the throne of God. Jesus is worthy of all praise, honor and thanksgiving because He is the only way, the truth and the life.

Our vision is to build 24/7 worship to give an offering of praise to the One who is Most Worthy!

A Call to Unceasing Worship

In 1 Chronicles 15, David prepared a place for the Ark of the Covenant, setting up a tent and appointing the Levites to minister before the Lord. Later, as he dwelled in a palace, his heart was stirred—how could he live in luxury while the Ark of God remained in a simple tent? Moved by devotion, David began preparing the Temple, a holy dwelling that Solomon would complete, where 4,000 musicians would worship day and night, lifting their voices in praise to the One Most Worthy.

Yet, this was only a foreshadowing. Jesus, our High Priest, fulfilled what the Tabernacle and Temple pointed to, revealing a greater reality—the Heavenly Throne Room. As Hebrews 8:3 reminds us, the earthly tabernacle was merely a copy and shadow of what is in Heaven.

Even now, elders and angels surround the Throne, crying out “Holy! Holy! Holy!” without ceasing. And as kings and priests, how can we not join in their song?

At the Philadelphia House of Prayer, we are called to minister to the Lord—24 hours a day, 7 days a week—offering unceasing prayer and worship to the One who reigns forever.

Will you answer the call?