You don't have to carry it alone.

A church that prays together.

Whatever you’re walking through, we would be honored to pray with you. Whether you’re asking God for help, healing, wisdom, strength, peace, or simply need someone to stand beside you, there’s a place for your prayer here.

“Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.” 

1 Peter 5:7

We'd love to pray for you.

At Northside, prayer isn’t just something we talk about. We believe God hears us, cares about what we’re carrying, and invites us to bring our needs to Him.

You can share as much or as little as you’re comfortable sharing. Your request will be received with care.

Pray With Us

We are faithful prayer warriors.

We are faithful prayer warriors.

Prayer isn’t only something we do when life gets difficult. It is part of how we walk with God and care for one another.

We pray when someone is hurting. We pray when decisions need to be made. We pray for our families, our church, our neighbors, and our community. And we give thanks when God brings joy, provision, healing, and answered prayer.

We also celebrate miracles big and small.

We also celebrate miracles big and small.

Has God answered a prayer?

We don’t only want to bring our needs before God. We also want to remember His goodness and give thanks for what He has done.

If you have an answered prayer, a blessing, or something you’re thankful for, we’d love to celebrate with you.

Need Someone to Talk To?

Need Someone to Talk To?

There are times when filling out a form isn’t enough.

If you would like to talk or pray with someone personally, reach out to us. One of our Northside leaders would be glad to listen and pray with you and help however we can.

You don’t need to know what to say or have everything figured out.

Just reach out.

Bring it to God.

Bring it to God.

Whatever today looks like, you don’t have to face it without prayer.

Bring your worries. Bring your questions. Bring your gratitude. Bring the things you don’t quite have words for yet.

“Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.”
Colossians 4:2

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