We believe that prayer is a vital part of the life of every believer and should be at the heart of every church community. Prayer is fundamentally about building and nurturing our relationship with God. Prayer binds us into Him and empowers our Christian life and our community together, as we call on God for His will to be done on earth as it is in heaven. To help us pray together we have weekly and monthly prayer gatherings.
If you would like to request prayer or would like our AMP prayer group to pray for you, please get in touch by emailing: prayer@jubilee.org.uk
Our morning prayer gathering called AMP grew out of our week of prayer and fasting in January 2023 and has continued as we have hungered for more of God together. This group meets on Zoom on Wednesday mornings at 6.30am. Click here to find out more.
Once a month we gather together for an evening of worship and prayer. These evenings usually start with a time of worship and encounter and we'll then go on to pray about various aspects of church life and other topical themes. Click here to find out more.
Launching in 2026 we're hosting termly evenings of Spirit-led worship & praying, which give us an opportunity to encounter God afrehs. These evenings won't have a fixed agenda but we hope will provide an environment where you can pause, listen and respond to the Holy Spirit. Click here to find out more.
As has become our pattern over a number of years we gather the whole church for a week in January to pray and fast together for the New Year. We ask God to speak to us about the year ahead and how He wants to work in us as a church family. Click here to find out more.
Fasting is a voluntary choice rather than a spiritual requirement for God’s love, serving not as a tool for manipulation or a social badge, but as a disciplined submission of the body to the Lord. By "dialing down the noise" of physical cravings and avoiding distractions like extra sleep or media, you shift your attention from the immediate to the eternal, training your spirit to resist sin and align with God’s will. Ultimately, fasting acts as a prayer amplifier that turns hunger pangs into reminders of our dependence on Him, transforming a personal commitment into a powerful season of worship, spiritual warfare, and renewed gratitude. To find out more about fasting click here.
"To be a Christian without prayer is no more possible than to be alive without breathing" - Martin Luther - Theologian