Week Of Prayer

Dromore took part in the first Global Week of 24-7 Prayer in 2025 – and we’re doing it again in September 2026!

We invite you to connect with neighbours across Dromore, Co. Down and the surrounding area, passing the baton of prayer day and night in our homes, on our streets and with our churches and Youth For Christ, seeking to encounter God’s presence and carry His heart for transformation into our town, country, and the nations.

Praying Together In September 2026:

Pray for an hour at home

Pick an hour from the morning of Sunday 6th through to the evening of Sunday 13th September, and pray at home.

Check out the resources to help you, below, and click the button beneath to select your slot…

Go on a Family Prayer Adventure!

Meet in the Square on Saturday 12th September at 2pm for a fun-filled prayer walk around town.

Or go at a time that suits you – download link will be ready soon!

Unite for the Big Prayer Meeting

A gathering of folks from all over, praying big prayers for our town, country and the nations.

It’s in Dromore High School at 6pm on Sunday 13th September.

Visit a Prayer Room

Other prayer opportunities during the Global Week of Prayer and beyond include:

>> Dromore Cathedral now has a dedicated prayer room, why not give it a visit?

>> Start the new academic year by joining Friday Morning Prayer Walks, every Friday morning of term time, 8.40am-9.30am, meeting in the Square

>> Dromore Reformed Presbyterian Church has a prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings at 8pm, all welcome

>> Why not gather a few friends and pray together, in your home or a coffee shop or the park?

Resources

Ideas on how to pray for an hour:

Map of Dromore

Explore the town, zoom in to specific streets or premises to pray for the people, businesses and organisations you find:

Who’s Organising This?

A group of leaders from several of the churches and organisations in Dromore began meeting in 2024 with an interest in encouraging cooperation in youth work. As our friendships have developed, so has our desire to see our people, young and old, getting to know one another better. We trust that friendship with Jesus in the centre will lead to prayer, and that prayer will lead to transformation that blesses the whole community.

The 24-7prayer movement called the nations to pray throughout the first week of September 2025, and we responded to that call. The people involved to this point include folks belonging to the Church of Ireland, Elim, Methodist, Presbyterian and Reformed Presbyterian and Vineyard streams, along with Youth for Christ and support from 24-7prayer Ireland. And we’re open to other folks joining in too 🙂