At Gas Street, we are powered by prayer and Powerhouse is a 24-hour prayer gathering to help us start 2023 strong!

Powerhouse is about empowering and equipping God's people to go deeper in prayer at every level. From raising the next prophetic generation, healing on the streets and simply learning how to pray your socks off. With loads of worship, teaching, ministry & input from guests, we will be following a pilgrimage of returning to God, dwelling in His presence, and empowering us to live a supernatural life of prayer. 

It's a 24-hour prayer gathering (including a 24/7 virtual prayer room) and our heartbeat as a church; to make space within the pace as we intentionally seek God's Kingdom here on earth, setting aside time in His presence as we wait for power from on high. 

"I am going to send you what my Father has promised; but stay in the city until you have been clothed with power from on high" Luke 24:49

We would love you to attend as much of this as possible!

Friday 13 January
5:30PM — Creative Prayer Room
Come and spend time in His presence in a creative environment of prayer.

7:30PM — Evening Session w/ Tim & Rach Hughes
An evening of Kingdom Come worship, ministry, and a message from our Senior Pastors.

9:30PM - 7:30AM — Virtual 24/7 Prayer Room  — Book A Slot

Saturday 14 January 
7:30AM — Prayer & Toast (Upgraded)
For the early birds, come along and set the day up with a time of prayer & worship!

8:30AM — Prayer Walk into the City
We’ll be walking the streets of Birmingham, interceeding for our city.

10:30AM — Main Session w/ Richard Gamble
With Kingdom Come worship, ministry, and a message from Richard Gamble from Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer

12:30PM — Lunch Break

1:45PM — Afternoon Activations
Choose between:

• Pray For Our World — Sam Miller from Open Doors. A time of intercession and worship.

• Supernatural Streets — Valerie & William Shannon. Stretch yourself by praying for people out on the streets!

3:30PM — Main Session w/ James Aladiran
With Kingdom Come worship, ministry, and a message from James Aladiran from Prayer Storm Manchester.