The National Day of Prayer exists to mobilize unified public prayer for America.

At the center of every great evangelistic movement is prayer. North America needs the gospel. Your prayers make a difference.

Pray SBC is a Facebook group for prayer leaders to share expertise, ask questions and offer ideas to "foster a culture of Kingdom-focused prayer toward revival and spiritual awakening."

PrayerLink is a network of Southern Baptist prayer leaders which seeks to foster a culture of Kingdom-focused prayer toward revival and spiritual awakening throughout SBC life and beyond.

Call to Prayer articles published in Baptist Press.

Sponsored by GuideStone Financial Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention, The Widows’ Might is a powerful prayer ministry committed to: Daily prayer for the ministry of Southern Baptists around the world — from international missions to hometown churches to our denominational leaders. Daily prayer for the lives and families touched by these ministries.

Many state conventions have prayer resources, places to submit prayer requests, or tools for prayer leaders in local churches. Visit your state convention's website or contact them directly to see what they have to offer.

Leadership by Christian women should look radically different from any other type of leadership, because Christian women understand the power of praying. Prayer may be the hardest work Christians do to lead effectively in a world that has moved away from God.