The Road @ Chapel Hills

The Road was planted after seeking the Lord in prayer for forty nights; prayer is its foundation. Prayer is the key to intimacy with Jesus Christ, as we journey on this road to becoming His wholehearted disciples. Praying is the privilege and responsibility of each person who gathers at The Road. We all come from different walks of life and have unique testimonies; however, we are united in our collective brokenness as we sit at the Lord’s Feet. We value the power and life-transforming nature of prayer as we pray the promises in God’s Word, allowing the Holy Spirit to lead.

We Value

1. Individual Prayer: Praying and studying the Bible during individual daily quiet time

2. Boiler Room Prayer: Praying for the services while they are in session for the Holy Spirit to move and for the Lord’s Will to be done.

3. Corporate Prayer: Praying corporately during services and events.

4. Prayer Ministry at Weekend Services: Praying with fellow brothers and sisters during and after the services

5. Prayer for Youth & Children: Praying during youth and children’s gatherings

6. Intensive Prayer: Praying for a 24/7 period (24-Hour War Rooms that are scheduled throughout the year) or daily for a period of time (Ten Days of Prayer) for specific prayer requests

Prayer is vital for the power of God to come during Sunday gatherings. Pre-Service Boiler Room Prayer Team prays for the people who are attending the gathering. This group is open to all and meets in the War Room (located near the kitchen) at 10:16 AM. We pray for people’s hearts to engage in worship of Jesus and to receive what He has for them through the preaching of the Bible. We pray for the power of the Holy Spirit and for the Lord’s will to be done in each person present in the gathering.

Charles Spurgeon, a minister in England in the mid-1800s, began Boiler Room Prayer. In his time, steam was the power source of the day. Boiler rooms were the power houses, the driving forces of everything from vast machines in factories to household heating systems. Likewise, Spurgeon saw the prayers of his people as the spiritual power behind his preaching and ministry. He said, “Everything will hinge upon the power of prayer in the church.”

The Holy Spirit leads the Boiler Room prayer time, as evidenced by so many instances when two people begin to pray similar prayers or the same Bible verse at the same time. It is awesome to partner in prayer and to experience the move of the Hand of God!

” … praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, being watchful to this end with all perseverance and supplication for all the saints.” – Ephesians 6:18 (NKJV)

“Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.” – Philippians 4:6-7 (NKJV)

If you are interested in Pre-Service Boiler Room Prayer, please contact Pam Doyon at .

During communion, we invite people to the areas by the communion tables for prayer. The prayer ministry team is composed of individuals who have been trained and released to minister in healing, listening prayer and love to those who request prayer.

If you are interested in attending our training for the Prayer Ministry Team, please contact Roy Garcia at .