About Us

The WFM Prayer Missions Base is volunteer relational structure woven with a fabric of prayer. The Missions Base is not a church but is comprised of distinct volunteer ministries that enjoy a gracious cooperation as one spiritual family within the larger body of Christ. Each of our volunteers remains in their own local fellowship of believers.  The centerpiece of this Missions Base is the Midwest Prayer Center, a 24/7 prayer facility.

HISTORY: In 1727, an Intercessory Missions Base was established in Germany by Count Zinzendorf. They began prayer meetings that continued twenty-four hours a day for over one hundred years, resulting in the first Protestant missions movement in history, known as the Moravians. They discovered that night and day prayer releases evangelism and missions. To this we say, "Yes, Lord. Do this all over the earth, even in our day!"

NOW: As God is bubbling up a prayer movement all over the globe that will usher in the return of His Son. One of the specific prayer strategies He is orchestrating in this very critical hour of human history is the raising up of night and day prayer. Continual, persistent, persevering prayer is a significant facet to the establishment of the kingdom of God in our cities. It is vital that, as we say “yes” to the mandate to establish His house of prayer, we receive the 1) proper training, 2) encouragement and 3) impartation so that we may build for longevity.