You can ask for prayer at Eagle Creek Church anytime by filling out the short online prayer request form — a real person reads every request, and you don’t need to attend the church to send one. You can also ask for prayer in person at any service.
Real people at Eagle Creek: the church staff and the prayer team read through and pray over every request that comes in. Your request isn’t disappearing into a database — it’s being read by people who take it to God by name.
Yes. At any service — Thursday 6:30pm or Sunday 9:00 and 10:30am — a prayer team is available at the end of each service. Just make your way to the front of the auditorium, and they would love to pray with you. No appointment, no explanation required.
No. People send everything: health scares and job interviews, marriages and prodigal kids, gratitude and grief, and things they can’t quite put into words. If it matters to you, it’s worth praying about — that’s the whole conviction behind the form.
Absolutely. The form is open to anyone, whether you’ve attended Eagle Creek for years, watched one service online, or just found this page at 2am looking for someone to pray. You matter to God, and you’ll matter to the person reading your request.
If you’re in a hard season practically — food, housing, safety, crisis — see “How Does Eagle Creek Church Serve the Lee’s Summit and Kansas City Community?” or call the church directly at (816) 246-5005. And if you’re struggling with thoughts of harming yourself, please also reach out to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (call or text 988) — it’s free and available around the clock. The church would still love to hear from you and walk with you.
Whatever you’re carrying, you don’t have to carry it alone. Send your request — we’d be honored to pray with you: prayer request form.