24-7 Prayer Australia National Gathering 2025

We invite you to join us as we gather to pray, worship and learn together at our 24-7 Prayer Australia National Gathering. Our heart is to inspire a culture of extraordinary prayer, equipping the Church to take up God’s invitation to partner with him to build His Kingdom across our nation.

Alongside National Director Trudi Sayers, we’ll be hearing from guests including Pete Greig, founder of 24-7 Prayer, Gerald Griffin from Bridgetown Church, Jill Weber, Order of the Mustard Seed / Waverley Abbey, and Mark Sayers from Red Church.

We will also officially launch Prayer Spaces in Schools Australia, a 24-7 Prayer initiative creating spaces in schools where students can pause to reflect or pray. International Director Phil Togwell will be joining Australian National Coordinator Sue Allison to share vision and practical steps in establishing this exciting and impactful initiative.

Sharing story is a big part of our movement as we celebrate how God is moving amongst us, so we’ll be hearing updates and stories from local prayer rooms as well as what's happening amongst the Gen Z generation.

We can’t wait to gather together in both Perth and Sydney!

Perth, Friday 21 March
9.30 am – 5 pm – day sessions
7 pm – 9 pm – evening session

Lifestreams Christian Church
2 McNabb Loop, Como, WA 6152

Sydney, Saturday 22 March
10 am – 5 pm – day sessions
7 pm – 9 pm – evening session

St Barnabas Anglican Church
57-61 Mountain St, Ultimo, NSW 2007

Please note:

> Whilst this will be an in-person event only, we will aim to record all sessions and make the audio available shortly after the event.

> Kids are welcome to attend, however we won’t be offering a drop-off kids program.

> There is a café onsite at the Perth venue, open 8 am - 2 pm, otherwise be prepared to head nearby for lunch and dinner during breaks.

> Filming and photography will be taking place throughout the event. These videos and images may be used by 24-7 Prayer for future marketing. Please let a member of the team know if you’d prefer not to be filmed or photographed.