National Week of Prayer - including YOUR workplace!
Join us as we cover every sector in prayer
#NWoP25 | 10-18 October 2026
‘Therefore, tell the people: This is what the Lord Almighty says:
“Return to me,” declares the Lord,
“and I will return to you,” says the Lord Almighty.’
Zechariah 1:3
What is the National Week of Prayer (NWoP)?
A nationwide invitation to pray - across workplaces, communities and churches - asking God to move powerfully across the UK. For nine days in October, brothers and sisters across the UK will be gathering to pray. It’s simple, united and national. No egos. No logos. Just bringing our nation before the Father. Things change when we pray - and even more when we pray together.
Why Christian Workplace, Professional and Sector Groups? Why Now?
Christian Workplace, Professional & Sector Groups already pray within our networks - but this is something bigger. This is about joining a nationwide wave of prayer, as part of the wider Church; interceding for each of the sectors God has placed us in and given us authority within - together with others across the UK. Because something shifts when we pray not just alone, but in unity across the nation.
How to Join In - It's Easy!
We’re asking each Group to host one digital lunchtime prayer event during NWoP. Just one hour. Online. Simple.
Step 1: Pick a date (any day during 10-18 Oct 2026)
Step 2: Host a 1-hour online lunchtime prayer for your sector
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Use Zoom, Teams, Google Meet - whatever works.
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Invite your networks to join and pray
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Share for encouragement use the hashtag #NWoP26
Step 3: Register your event here
👉 www.nationalweekofprayer.uk/join-us
This helps build the national map of prayer - and testimonies fuel faith.
Step 4: Email your network.
Below is an example email you could adapt
SUBJECT: Join Us – 1-Hour Prayer for Our Sector | #NWoP26
Hi [Name],
We’re inviting you to join a 1-hour online lunchtime prayer for [Sector/Workplace] during the National Week of Prayer (10-18 October 2026).
This is part of a UK-wide wave of prayer, where Christians are gathering to pray for their workplaces, communities, churches and the nation.
We believe something powerful happens when we come together - across groups, cities and regions - to bring the nation before God.
📅 [Insert date & time]
📍 Online (link to follow)
⏱️ Just one hour
We stand in prayer together - for breakthrough, for wisdom and for God to move in our sector and across the nation.
Let’s cover the sectors of the UK in prayer. Together.
#NWoP26
We pray you will join us,
[Your Name]
For more information see the video below and to get involved, go to
www.nationalweekofprayer.uk
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| We all share the same great assignment: to bear witness to Christ, to make disciples, and to live as salt and light wherever God has placed us. David Isaac Arinze explores the subject of seeking God for the right method in our workplaces. |
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And yet, we are sent.
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| As believers seeking to live out our faith in the workplace, our shared commitments should be clear and intentional |
| From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible is filled with miracles, moments when God's power visibly changed lives and transformed impossible situations. |
| We’re calling every Believer in the workplace to band together under this biblical principle:
choose three colleagues, commit to consistent, sacrificial prayer, and watch God’s transforming power
at work in their lives. |
| Transform Work have partnered with our Associate Anne de Leyser from Local Houses of Prayer (LHOP) to bring you a framework she developed for speaking blessings over your workplace or sphere of influence. |
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| Set up a facility for anyone within the organisation/workplace to request prayer for any issues they would like. |
| Frequently an organisation has Christian groups that meet in buildings in different locations, often some distance from one another. Conference calls are a great way to keep connected across the organisation. |
| The amazing story of how an office prayer network grew rapidly and saw astounding answers to prayer |
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| A week of prayer is a specific week set aside for prayer where a range of different prayer activities are held. Although this probably works best among the larger groups, the idea can be applied within a group whatever the size. |
| Remember that it is important to keep your managers and HR involved in what you are doing. In most cases your prayer activities and the means by which you advertise them will require permission from senior managers and HR. |