Prayer Ministry
Acworth UMC is blessed with a thriving prayer ministry
Here's how to request prayer and how to join this dynamic group of prayer warriors
Here's how to request prayer and how to join this dynamic group of prayer warriors
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You can click on this form to submit a prayer request:
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By emailing
prayers@acworthumc.org |
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By calling the church office at 770.974.3312
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Prayers will be sent to the Acworth UMC Prayer Force, a group which receives prayer requests every Monday as well as updates through the week. This group is 100+ strong!
Join the Prayer Force by emailing prayers@acworthumc.org OR by picking up a current prayer list in the Peggy Guthrie Prayer Room, located in room C-203 |
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Step away from the noise of the world for a quiet moment with God.
The Peggy Guthrie Prayer Room, located in room C-203, is a soothing place of contemplation. Comfortably appointed, it is designed for the solitude and peace which comes with talking with the Savior. Current prayer requests, scripture and note taking materials are provided. 
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Visit our Prayer Path/Prayer Labyrinth
Labyrinths have been used for centuries to facilitate prayer and meditation. The most famous prayer labyrinth today is probably the one in the Chartres Cathedral. This prayer path is an Abingdon Octagonal 6 circuit design. A Prayer Path is a walking prayer that leads us closer to God. Built in the shape of a labyrinth, the single path spirals in, and then out, from one center point. It has no dead ends; it is not possible to lose your way. We desire you to learn how to pray in ways that shape you deeply and unleash the power of God’s Spirit in your life. We want you to connect with God’s heart for this mission field that is ripe for harvest. |
Your privacy is important!
Acworth UMC honors the wishes of anyone requesting prayer.
If you would like to limit the people with access to your prayer request, or prevent the announcement of your request during worship, simply make a note of it
in the request and it will be respected.
Acworth UMC honors the wishes of anyone requesting prayer.
If you would like to limit the people with access to your prayer request, or prevent the announcement of your request during worship, simply make a note of it
in the request and it will be respected.