A Bay-Wide Call to Prayer for the Lost

SEEK Week is a Bay-wide call to unite the Church in continuous prayer and worship, believing God for salvation, renewal, and awakening across every region of the Bay Area.

For five days, we will intentionally cry out for people who need an encounter with Jesus—believing that God is drawing people to Himself and inviting His Church to respond with boldness, love, and faith.

We are seeking God for the lost.
We are praying for salvation.
We are preparing the way for awakening.

Five Days. Five Prayer Focuses.

Each day, we will intentionally pray for a different sphere of relationships, asking God to open hearts, draw people to Jesus, and give us opportunities to share the Gospel.

Daily Prayer Focus

Monday — Family
Tuesday — Friends
Wednesday — Coworkers & Classmates
Thursday — Neighbors
Friday — Strangers & Enemies

Each day, we will cry out for the lost in these areas of our lives, believing God for salvation and transformation.

Midnight to Midnight

Church doors will be open midnight to midnight each day across the Bay, creating a continuous rhythm of prayer and worship across the Bay Area.

With live prayer gatherings at:

6:00 AM | 12:00 PM | 6:00 PM

Each two-hour prayer block will be carried by two hosts, with 24 hosts serving each day to help sustain continuous prayer.

Crying Out for the Lost

We believe God is still seeking the lost.

There are people in our families, friendships, workplaces, classrooms, neighborhoods—and even those we consider strangers or enemies—who need to encounter the love and saving power of Jesus.

SEEK Week is an invitation to stop, seek God, and cry out for them.

We pray until our hearts are moved with compassion.
We pray until the Church is awakened.
We pray until the lost encounter Jesus.

Join Us

November 2–6, 2026

Gather your church.
Gather your prayer team.
Invite your community.
Take your place in the prayer room.

Together, let's SEEK God for the lost and prepare the way for revival, renewal, and awakening throughout the Bay Area.