Welcome to the 33rd Annual World Day of Prayer!


Theme

Our theme this year is, Love Is Alive.

Affirmation

As we unite hearts and minds with people from around the globe, this year we are affirming together: Love leads me. Faith steadies me. Prayer carries me forward.

Opening Ceremony

Please make plans to join us online for the opening ceremony on Wednesday, September 9, at 7 p.m. (CT), and immerse yourself in prayer, music, and contemplation.

Love is Alive

Live access to key World Day of Prayer events is available online using Zoom. Registration is free and requires only your email address.


Silent Unity® Prayer Retreat

Join us for a special in-person retreat September 7–11 highlighted by the sacred 24-hour prayer vigil from Wednesday evening to Thursday evening. World Day of Prayer is included with full retreat registration.

2026 Online Event

We invite you to participate in World Day of Prayer events on Zoom, September 9 and 10.

2026 In-person Event

Join us for in-person events on September 9 and September 10. Opening ceremony at 7 p.m. (CT) in the R.D. Goppert Event Center, Unity Village, Missouri.


Resource Center

As we await the 2026 World Day of Prayer, spend time with each of the reflection questions, and make sure to submit your prayer requests. Consider making a donation today to help support our mission.


Guiding Prayer


Presenters

Headshot of Rev. Maggie Alderman

Rev. Maggie Alderman
—Director of Silent Unity

Headshot of Trayce Riley

Trayce Riley
—Senior Manager, Silent Unity

Headshot of Rev. Kathy Beasley

Rev. Kathy Beasley
—Senior Manager, Silent Unity

Musician

Headshot of Rev. Michael Gott

Rev. Michael Gott
—Minister, Unity of Houston



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