Prayer Week Resources
Prayer Week 2026
what is prayer week?
Every year, our Woodside family dedicates five days to intentional prayer across our campuses. From January 25-30, you can join in by setting time aside every day to pray for the following topics:
Monday | Your Life
Tuesday | Your Family
Wednesday | Your Church
Thursday | Your Neighbors
Friday | The Nations
take prayer week to your inbox
As you pray with us, consider subscribing to Woodside’s General News email to receive daily Scriptures, prayer prompts, and blogs that will help you focus on each individual topic throughout the week. Subscribing is easy:
- Simply log into woodsidebible.org by clicking the profile icon in the upper right corner of the homepage. Don’t have a profile yet? Just click Create an Account.
- Click the My Email Subscriptions setting under your profile, select General News & Updates, and click the button at the bottom of the page to update your subscriptions.
night of prayer
Night of Prayer
Friday, January 30
Woodside Troy | 7-9 PM
We’ll close Prayer Week by gathering our 14 Woodside campuses at Woodside Troy for a powerful night of prayer! We’ll focus on each of the topics above as we pray together with one voice. Kids’ programming will be available for children in nursery through fifth grade.
do you need prayer?
If you’re looking for prayer, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re a Woodside member or just passing through, click below to share your request and our team will cover you in prayer. Make sure to select Prayer Request from the second drop-down menu.
what is biblical fasting?
Fasting is intentionally setting aside something that you’re attached to and focusing on the Lord instead. This can look like saying no to TV shows, social media, video games, certain foods, drinks, etc. for an allotment of time and pursuing God in study, prayer, or meditation instead.
how to fast
Read on for guidelines to consider when you fast:
- Fast sacrificially and not out of convenience (Matthew 4:4).
- Intentionally reflect the joy of the Lord while you fast (Matthew 6:16-18).
- Avoid fasting to be a “good Christian.” Instead, fast to humble yourself before God, praying that He will open your eyes to injustice and show you ways to serve people in need (Isaiah 58).
