Frequently Asked Questions

Friday night and Saturday morning is open to the public. Anyone is able to attend. Bring your families, friends, children, co-workers, prayer teams, and even your church. It will be a weekend for us to unite for one common purpose; and that is to seek the Lord.

The church offers ample on-site parking with over 300 spaces available, including designated areas to accommodate buses and vans. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to park and get settled before the service begins.

Friday - We are asking all registrants to arrive when the doors open at 7:00 p.m. Saturday - We are asking all registrants to arrive when the doors open at 10:00 a.m.

On Friday night, expect a time of pure worship, prayer and intercession. The atmosphere will be intentionally cultivated for God to move freely, creating space for breakthrough. Come prepared to be restored, refreshed and renewed in the presence of God.

On Saturday morning, expect sound biblical teaching designed to equip and sharpen your knowledge of prayer and intercession. Come with an open heart, willing and ready to learn. We believe God will move throughout the entire weekend, and it is our prayer that He exceeds your expectations.

You can dress comfortably for both days. Jeans, sweats, and athletic wear are all acceptable. For Friday night’s prayer meeting, we encourage attire that allows you to pray freely and comfortably in whatever posture is best for you, while still being appropriate for a house of worship. The same dress guidelines apply for Saturday morning’s sessions.

You are welcome to bring prayer shawls, prayer pillows, pens, pencils, tablets, journals, and Bibles. We believe God will move powerfully during this time, and we want you to be able to capture everything he speaks to you. Come prepared to take notes and receive insights, strategies, and personal guidance for your life of prayer and intercession.

At this time, The Seeker’s Gathering will not be streamed online. We highly recommend registering to attend the weekend encounter in person to fully experience all that God has planned.