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Below is a listing of Houses of Prayer in California.
If you know of any Houses of Prayer that need to be added,
please contact us by e-mail at IHOPNetwork@gmail.com or through the Contact Us page.
We are always looking for more Houses of Prayer to list.
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Convergence House of Prayer
- Fremont, CA
http://www.convergencehop.org/
Director: Greg and Wendi Simas
Phone: 510-656-2335
200 Hammond Ave.
Fremont, CA 94539
The Prayer Room exists to see people come into personal revival, to see the cities in our region experience a great outpouring, and to take part in the global impact of the release of the presence and power of God in our nation. The Prayer Room has been designed to reflect the tabernacle of David (1 Chr. 22-24); it is designed to be a place where we never cease worshiping the Lord and interceding for our world.
We want you to feel comfortable, whether as a participant or as a visitor. You are welcome to stay in the Prayer Room as long as you like during our current Hours of operation. While in the Prayer Room, feel free to pray, sing along with the worship teams,read your Bible, study a favorite commentary, or write in your journal. You may sit, stand, or even pace up and down the aisles. Whatever you do, we simply ask that you do it in a manner that honors and serves the other people in the room.
We extend a VERY warm welcome to you, our visitor!
The Prayer room will be open during the posted times on our schedule. If you have a need while in the Prayer Room feel free to visit one of our administrative staff, located in the lobby and they will be happy to assist you.
Types of Sets in the Prayer Room
? Intercession ? This is a time of corporate worship and prayer. There is generally a specific prayer focus, and individuals in the room are welcome to pray on the microphone for a corporate burden which may involve the Fremont region or believers worldwide. There are also cycles of ?rapid fire prayer? where, one by one, people pray 15-second prayers on a specific theme in succession, as well as times of small group prayer and ministry time for those who wish to participate.
? Worship with the Word ? This prayer format is one in which we agree with God?s heart as we sing the biblical truths of who God is and what His promises are. These sessions are more devotional in nature, providing an atmosphere conducive to reading the Bible and entering into contemplative or devotional prayer.
? Devotional - This prayer format focuses on creating an anointed atmosphere in the Prayer Room for individuals to commune with God in meditation upon Scripture and soaking in His Presence.
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NAOS House of Prayer
- Berkeley, CA
http://www.naoshouseofprayer.org/aboutprayerroom
Email: office@naoshop.org
2239 Dwight Way
Berkeley, CA 94704
In the Fall of 2010, as a student at UC Berkeley, David Kim felt the urgency of the Lord upon his heart to establish 24/7 prayer on his campus. He felt the Lord open up a specific passage from His Word, 1 Kings 18, in which Elijah, in the face of the darkness of his land, rebuilds an altar to the Lord and makes intercession for his people. In a similar way, David felt the mandate to rebuild the ?altar? of prayer upon his campus, wherein the ?fire would not go out? (Leviticus 6:12) in worship and intercession to the One True God. In the coming weeks, the desires and impressions upon his heart were confirmed through a series of powerful events, and from these, not only he, but a generation of students were stirred and mobilized to establish the ?altar? of prayer upon their campus. Coupled with a 40 day fast, God birthed within the Christian students at Berkeley a movement in the blueprint of 24/7 prayer.
Meanwhile, across the globe in South Korea, Joseph Kim and his wife, Grace, were seeking the face of the Lord. They both, separately and individually, felt a strong burden from the Lord to return home to Berkeley and establish a house of worship and prayer, according to John 17:20-24, Psalm 27:4-8, and Acts 15:16-18. Through these Scriptures, they felt the Lord speaking to them about what it means to ?love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength.? That to love the Lord is to die and live to fulfill His desires, just as King David did and was a called ?man after God?s own heart.? It was King David who prayed (Psalm 27:4) Jesus? prayer (John 17:24) one thousand years before Jesus came to the earth as a man. Joseph and Grace felt led by the Lord to establish a house of worship and prayer according to the Tabernacle of David, and see the promise of Acts 15:16-18 in its fullness.
As Joseph returned from Korea to walk in fulfillment of the burden he felt, he was divinely introduced to the burgeoning student prayer movement that was already being birthed in Berkeley. As leaders from the student prayer movement and Joseph met, they felt unanimously that building a house of worship and prayer in accordance with the desires of the Lord was a work that they should undertake together. Since then, they have set their faces in one mind and one spirit to see the desire of the Lord fulfilled: to be one with Him and behold Him forever by establishing a night and day house of worship and prayer for all nations
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Regional Sacred Assemblies
- Long Beach, CA
http://www.sacredassemblies.com/
Director: Doug Davis
Email: info@sacredassemblies.com
6285 E. Spring St, #212
Long Beach, CA 90808
What are the Regional Sacred Assemblies?
In a nut shell, and with your help and participation, these Regional Sacred Assemblies are like The Call, only smaller, semi-annually/quarterly, held in multiple regions of California, and with a few other twists. So basically 12-hours of prayer, fasting, worship, declaration, art, mini-preach and open mike in a very spontaneous format. They will eventually take place continuously in 8-City/Regions of California, from San Diego to Chico/Redding. These regions will then converge once a year into a larger Sacred Assembly that rotates throughout the State
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Resurrection Sanctuary House of Prayer (RS-HOP)
- Nipomo, CA
http://resurrectionsanctuary.com/prayer
Director: Rebecca Prewett
Email: info@resurrectionsanctuary.com
Phone: 805-598-9395
110 N. Thompson Ave.
Nipomo, CA 93444
Located in a historic church building in the small town of Nipomo, we are a contending house of prayer begun in 2015. We are contending for revival, for justice, and for transformation. Undergirding all of our intercessory prayer is our belief that the same power that raised Jesus from the dead is available to us today, and is still bringing what is dead back to life. We believe this for those who are dead in their sins, but also for dead hopes, dead marriages, dead churches, and more.
Because we believe in a God who created us for intimate fellowship with Him, we also want to provide a sanctuary ? a safe place for people to find rest, peace, joy, healing, and refreshing as well as encouragement to pursue God?s presence. Our devotional sets, and especially what we call our ?prayer chapel hours? are geared towards that.
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Santa Barbara House of Prayer
- Santa Barbara, CA
http://www.sbhop.org/
Director: Jacob Reeve
Email: info@sbhop.org
Phone: (805) 874-2265
2 W. De La Guerra
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
In the summer of 2011, God established the Santa Barbara House of Prayer through the vision of Jacob and Kimberly Reeve with the colaboration of many dear friends. The mission was to create a place in the heart of Santa Barbara where people could encounter God 7 days a week through prayer, worship, and the operation of the Holy Spirit. Since then, God has quickly established us as a spiritual epicenter of God?s presence in Downtown Santa Barbara. Even more glorious, He has made us as a family of faith, deeply united in genuine love for each other.
SBHOP functions as a synagogue, not only hosting daily prayer and worship, but also hosting transformative classes and ministries that cover a variety of subjects. Our doors are open most of the week to the thousands of people who come to downtown Santa Barbara. With our well equiped interns, students, and staff there is rarely a week that goes by where we dont see people saved, delivered, healed, and/or baptized in the Holy Spirit.
SBHOP serves as home to the School of Jesus and 100 Revelations and regularly has the honor of hosting international and local leaders. The leaders of SBHOP are implementing their vision not only to impact Santa Barbara, but to fuel and furnish a new era of church growth and identity through renaissance and reformation on a global scale.
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The Rock of Roseville
- Roseville, CA
http://rockofroseville.com/rhop/
Director: Katie
Email: rhopadmin@rockhouseofprayer.com
Phone: (916) 789-7625
725 Vernon Street
Roseville, CA 95678
About The Prayer Room
The Prayer Room is the central focus of RHOP. Our vision for the Prayer Room is to facilitate worship and intercession, to make prayer effective and enjoyable and to create an atmosphere where people can encounter God on a deep personal level.
Our primary goal in building the prayer room is to partner with God through worship, prayer and fasting to see His Kingdom established in the city of Roseville and surrounding Sacramento region. We believe that night and day worship and prayer will change the spiritual atmosphere of a city, thus opening up the heavens for a greater anointing, power and unity in the Church and an unprecedented harvest of souls.
We have day and night prayer meetings varying between live sessions and streaming video from the International House of Prayer in Kansas City.
Each prayer meeting is broken up into two hour ?sets? and highlights a specific prayer theme or focus
We have one model called the Harp and Bowl Model with 4 different ?prayer formats? or applications of our model. The two primary leaders in our model are the Worship Leader and the Prayer Leader (i.e., healing, city pastors, government, revival, etc.).
Our goal is to eventually have each of these sets led by a live worship team (12 prayer meetings per day x 7 days = 84 weekly prayer meetings).
?The 24 elders fell down before the Lamb, each having a harp, and golden bowls full of incense, which are the prayers of the saints.?
Revelation 5:8
The harp speaks of worshiping God with musical instruments.
The bowls speak of the intercessory prayers of the church.
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Tree of Life House of Prayer
- Lakewood, CA
http://Under construction
Director: Micha Jennings
Email: treeoflifehop@gmail.com
Phone: 8443865467
5539 Coldbrook Avenue
Lakewood, CA 90713
Tree of Life is a House of Prayer centered on transforming the city of Los Angeles & beyond that impacts the land with healing, social justice, the Gospel of Truth and the Glory of God. We have been planted at the original Azusa Street site in Los Angeles since 2014. We are dedicated to rebuilding His Kingdom on earth, pursuing intimacy with Abba Father conveyed through extravagant worship and love to our community.
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Vanguard House of Prayer
- Costa Mesa, CA
http://www.instagram.com/vanguardhop
Director: various students; inactive as of summer 2019
Email: tcierley@yahoo.com
55 Fair Drive
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Upper Room prayer movement at Vanguard University of Southern California.
We pray and worship, interceding for our campus and its students as well as for Gods will to be done across the earth. Our heart and desire is for students to encounter Jesus and His presence, to become people of prayer who are in love with Jesus and willing to take his love out into the world.
If you are a VU student looking to restart the house of prayer -- firstly, AMEN!! Secondly, please contact the last student leader, Victoria (class of 2020), at the email above for resources and help getting started. 🙂
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