The first prayer breakfast in our nation took place in Seattle on April 19, 1935. The world was in great need, as it surely is today.  

  

The last two years have shown that there is a significant need to connect with people where they live and/or work.
This year this annual tradition will move from one centralized location in a downtown ballroom to local communities. Instead, people will gather in homes, businesses, community centers and churches.  This shift allows all throughout King County (and beyond!) to participate, with people inviting neighbors, colleagues, family and friends to join in a simple meal in order to love, care and pray for one another.

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As we prepare for April 19th, during the month of March people throughout King County are gathering to pray over every city.

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If you are unable to attend a March gathering but want to participate on April 19th, click here.

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• March 15th at 7am:  Kent

• March 15th at 5pm: Tukwila & Southcenter

• March 16th at 7am:  Burien / Normandy Park / SeaTac

• March 22 at 7am:  Renton & Newcastle

• March 22nd at 7am:  North Seattle (NORA) / Shoreline / Lake Forest Park
  (north of 105th in Seattle, Shoreline & Lake Forest Park neighborhoods)

• March 22nd at 7pm:  Federal Way

• March 22nd at 7am:  Seattle Central
  (Magnolia, South Lake Union, Queen Anne, Capitol Hill, Madrona, Montlake, Madison Park, Leschi,
  Central District, etc.)

• March 23rd at 7am:  West Seattle

• March 24th at 8am:  Issaquah & Sammamish

• March 29 at 7am:  South Seattle

• March 29 at 7am:  Des Moines

• March 29th at 7am:  NE & NW Seattle
  (Ballard, University District, Fremont, Phinney Ridge, Greenwood, Greenlake, Blue Ridge, Wallingford, Laurelhurst, Windermere, Bryant, Maple Leaf, Ravenna, View Ridge, etc.)

• March 30th at 8am:  Maple Valley / Black Diamond / Covington

• March 30th at 5:30pm:  Auburn / Algona / Pacific

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