
House of Prayer Edmonton
Schedule Updates:
Summer Update:
HoPE will be CLOSED for July & August of 2025.
We will OPEN again on Tuesday September 2, 2025.
Join us for Prayer!
Starting September 2, 2025, our schedule will be:
Tuesdays & Wednesdays: In-person at Laurier Heights Baptist Church & Zoom
Mondays, Thursdays & Fridays: online only via Zoom (password: hope)
We would love to have you join us!
Laurier Heights Baptist Church: 8505-142 Str.
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We live in an extremely chaotic and challenging time. Not only are there all sorts of complex problems and crises happening all over the world, but thanks to technology we are more aware of these realities than ever before in human history. We are able to hear about and in many cases watch live video footage of these dramatic events as they unfold. The sheer amount of awareness and information about global events is far beyond our natural ability to take in and mentally process.
We can be left with a sense of hopelessness and despair as well as frustration over our inability to do anything to help. Yet as Christians, there is something that can do and that is pray! The reality is that many Christians find it difficult to pray about some of these world events, such as wars, natural disasters, the environment, or national leadership. We know that we should pray for these issues and we we want to pray for them, but oftentimes we don’t do it as much as we might like. In this article, I would like to focus on three common hindrances to praying for world events.