Grace House of Prayer (GHOP)

The Grace House of Prayer (GHOP) is part of a growing end-time movement throughout the earth to unite believers in prayer day and night to cry out for a great outpouring of the Holy Spirit. We gather to worship and pray seven days a week. Explore this page to find out more.

Join us for House of Prayer training! More info here.

House of Prayer Schedule.

Jesus said “My house shall be a house of prayer”. Mark 11:17

 Jesus was describing His overcoming church in the last days as a house of prayer. Jesus knew that if we were connected to Him through worship and prayer we would be victorious and become the people He made us to be.      

Isaiah also said “there will be joy in my house of prayer”. Is. 56:7

We must be continually renewed in the power and love of God or we will burn out. At GHOP our meetings are saturated with live worship. We believe that worship is prayer. By spending solid time in worship, the Presence of God is poured upon us and we enjoy freedom and power to pray for the things on God’s heart.  This makes prayer a joy filled experience.

Jesus also said that we would be “A house of prayer for ALL nations”.

We are training for a marathon race, not a sprint. We know that it is useless to have a great harvest if all of our workers become victims of burnout. At GHOP we spend time praying for those in the meeting, our families, our leaders and then the nations. By praying in this order we are building ourselves up in our “most holy faith”. Jude 20

At GHOP we have both live worship teams that are led by leaders at Grace and opportunity for personal prayer 24/7.

For personal prayer, you are invited to come to live sets where we always have people available to pray for you. There are also prayer cards at the table in the GHOP that can be filled in that the office compiles into a prayer list every week.

For Live Teams, click here.

You may visit GHOP any time day or night for an hour or a season of personal or group prayer; however we do have an access code for security reasons.

Please contact the church office or Tom Grossman for any questions. Tom’s email:

or call 214-680-6478.