UPCOMING EVENTS


Maximizing Echo Prayer in Your Church

UPCOMING WEBINAR

Do you love Echo Prayer and want to roll it out in your church, but don’t know where to start? Come gain tips and tricks from the architects of the app to learn what Echo can look like in your unique ministry setting.

  • When: Tuesday, March 11 from 1-2pm EST

  • Where: Register below to receive Zoom link

Save your spot using the form below. We hope to see you there!

"We love sharing user stories and celebrating prayer practices from our collective of praying communities. It's a joy to spend time with our users; we look forward to seeing you at our upcoming event!"

-Greg Squires, Echo Prayer

PAST EVENTS


Building a Thriving
Prayer Culture

Receive inspiration from Peter Greer of HOPE International and practical tools from Echo Prayer that will give you insights and strategies to build a prayer culture that truly thrives.

RECORDED WEBINAR

“When the data came back, there was a significant gap between what we say about prayer and what we actually do. The pattern that unfortunately seems to be commonplace is that as individuals grow in their influence and leadership, there is an inverse relationship what do you think happens to their prayer life? There is an inverse relationship between growing influence and growing in prayerfulness.”

-Peter Greer, HOPE International


How to Amplify Prayer in Your Church

RECORDED WEBINAR

Pastor Matt Prine of Restoration Church Bryan shares how he uses Echo Prayer to build a culture of prayer in his congregation.

“When I first started using Echo, I was the “Prayer Warrior” for my small group, looking for a way to keep our prayer requests organized AND at the forefront of people’s hearts and minds. What Echo did for our group was equip us to pray for one another more consistently and strategically throughout the week. But the thing that was even more encouraging was getting to see prayers answered. This became like an Ebenezer stone reminding us of the Lord’s faithfulness and provision.”

-Pastor Matt Prine