intentional prayer

Prayer isn’t our last resort—it’s our first response.

At Extraordinary Church, we believe prayer is powerful. It’s not a religious ritual or just something we do before meals—it’s how we connect with the living God.

Through prayer, we talk to Jesus, listen for His voice, invite Him into our daily lives, and see His will done here on Earth.

Why Do We Pray?

We pray because:

• Jesus prayed—and taught us to do the same
• We need God—and He invites us to bring everything to Him
• Prayer changes things—not just circumstances, but hearts, minds, and perspectives

Prayer isn’t just about asking God for stuff. It’s about knowing Him, aligning with His heart, and becoming more like Him every day.

You don’t have to use fancy words or have it all figured out. Just be real. Be honest. And know that Jesus hears you.

Did you know?

Wherever and whenever you gather with Extraordinary Church, prayer is already happening.

Here are a few ways prayer is woven into the life of EC:
• Pre-Service Prayer

At every campus, we take 15 to 20 minutes before our worship experience to gather and pray together. You’re always welcome to join us.

• The Prayer Room (Every Fourth Friday at Mississauga)
We open our doors for focused, Spirit-led prayer. It’s a powerful space to seek God together, intercede for our city, and believe Him for the miraculous.

Prayer is not optional for us—it’s essential.

Need Prayer?

We all walk through moments where we just need someone to stand with us in faith. If you’re going through something, or you just want someone to pray with you, you don’t have to do it alone.

Text us, call us at 647-671-8439
Email us at info@extraordinarychurch.ca

Your request is confidential, and our team would be honoured to lift you up in prayer.

Let’s Seek God Together

Prayer isn’t just a part of what we do—it’s the fuel behind everything we do.

Whether you’re just learning to pray or have been praying for decades, you’re invited to draw near to Jesus and discover the power of intentional, consistent prayer.