It's hard to know what to say during LGBTQ+ pride month. Where words fail us, prayer can help us. The tension of love and truth beckons us to pray and ask the Lord for wisdom (cf. James 1:5).

Whatever resource you choose, spend time during this month of December reflecting on the wonderful and mysterious gift of the Word becoming flesh and dwelling among us.

Let’s all get to know one another better over the next 64 days that we will be praying together for the churches in UBA.

Isn’t it so refreshing to know that even in the midst of everything we are facing that we have a shepherd who provides our every need? Christ Jesus is our leader in the midst of this crisis. Will you and your church lean in and pray with us as we seek provision and guidance from our shepherd and King? This month, we're continuing to pray for our city, country, and world during COVID-19. Join us.

It is clear that God wants to hear from His people during times of crisis, whether that’s the nation of Israel or the Bride of Christ. Now is the time for the people of God to humble themselves and cry out to God for protection and healing during these days. Will you and your church join us? Here are a few specific ways to pray for our city, country, and the world during COVID-19.

As we learn about the call of Maewyn Succat—better known as St. Patrick, let’s think about our call to Houston for “such a time as this.” We pray for specific UBA initiatives, local events, and various organizations God is using to advance his gospel throughout our city, state, and world.

Pray with us through our advent prayer guide as we wait expectantly for the coming of Jesus.

Every month, we feature people, events, and ministries we want our people to pray for. This November, we want to focus in on gratitude and thankfulness. So, join us as we pray to and praise God for what He's done, because we're always better together.

Every month, we feature people, events, and ministries we want our people to pray for. So, join us as we pray to and praise God for what He's done, because we're always better together.

If you have any requests or just want to let us know you’re praying with us, feel free to tag us on Facebook or Twitter, and join the conversation. #UBAPraysTogether