Pray with us every week.
One story from the capitol. One scripture. One way to pray for the people behind the policies. Once a week, straight to your inbox.
What you'll get
- A short note every week — what's actually happening in the hallways, and how to pray about it
- Three free 31-day prayer guides — for Oklahoma, for your own state, and for Washington
- Specific prayer requests during session (February–May), when the weight is heaviest
- Non-partisan and non-lobbying — we pray for every leader, from every party, by name and by office
I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all people, for kings and all who are in high positions. 1 Timothy 2:1–2 · ESV
Why this matters
Behind every policy is a person — someone's parent, someone's kid, someone carrying more than the building knows. Capitol Culture serves state legislators through prayer, chaplaincy, and servant leadership, with no government funding and no agenda. The Prayer Network is how you serve alongside us from wherever you are.
31 Days of Prayer for Oklahoma's Leaders
A day-by-day guide — statewide offices, then every region of the state, then the people the headlines forget. Print it, or pray it on your phone.
31 Days of Prayer for Those Who Serve
For any state capitol — governor to capitol police, by role, not by party. Write your state's names in the margin.
31 Days of Prayer — The White House, Congress & the Courts
The President, Congress, the Supreme Court, the military, and the people around them. Same rhythm, same rule: pray by office, not by party.
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