All FAQs (Helpie FAQ)

Possibly. We commission leaders who’ve walked faithfully for at least one year. Some are recognized at live events or leader intensives.

Regional leadership, special assignments, pop-up trainings, and teaching opportunities are available for faithful leaders who align and multiply.

Yes. Our Intercessors Invitational is a special opportunity to connect in person. We also host live Zoom meetings and private leader sessions throughout the year.

Yes—absolutely! We welcome multilingual prayer hubs. Just be mindful to lead with clarity and order. You may alternate languages or use translators, especially in global cities.

Yes—and you should. Once you’re consistently gathering 10–12 people, raise up a Timothy. Help them lead. Help them launch. Let the fire spread.

Yes. We watch for fruit, faithfulness, and alignment. Over time, doors will open for those who steward well.

Share testimonies. Invite one person at a time. Be consistent. Ask each member to bring one. Use the monthly themes and promotional tools provided. And most of all—pray for increase.

First, don’t get discouraged. Growth takes time—and faithfulness always precedes fruitfulness. Jesus started with just a few. If you’re praying consistently and stewarding the assignment well, God will bring the increase (1 Corinthians 3:6–7). Focus on quality over quantity.

That said, there are practical things you can do. Share the official banners on your social media. Ask your local church to help spread the word. Invite others personally. And be sure you’re aligned with the DNA of the movement—fiery, Spirit-led prayer that attracts hungry intercessors.

If you’ve been consistent for a season and you’re still seeing no movement, reach out to your regional leader or the launch team. Sometimes one small shift can unlock growth. But remember, you’re not just leading a meeting—you’re standing in the gap for your city. That alone is powerful. You’re sowing eternal seeds whether anyone sees it or not. Don’t give up.

Galatians 6:9 reminds us, “Let us not grow weary in well-doing, for in due season we shall reap, if we do not lose heart.”

Absolutely—and you should! You were never meant to pray alone. One of the most powerful parts of this movement is the synergy that happens when hub leaders connect in prayer. You can build relationship with leaders in your region through your regional meetings, and we encourage you to attend those as often as possible. Some regions meet monthly, bi-weekly, or even weekly.

You’ll also have opportunities to pray together during global initiatives, family meetings, and special assignments we release. You can even connect in the Awakening Prayer Hubs Leadership Facebook group, where spontaneous prayer calls sometimes emerge.

That’s multiplication! Encourage them to apply and help them launch. That’s fruit—and we celebrate it.

No. Hubs are for praying, not platforming. Share a brief word or scripture if the Lord leads, but your focus is facilitating strategic prayer, not building a sermon series.

No. While we pray about many spheres of culture, hubs must stay focused on intercession for awakening, revival, souls, and transformation. Personal agendas, fringe warfare, or niche focuses are not permitted.

No. While God may birth something through your faithfulness, Awakening Prayer Hubs is not a church planting movement. We are a global intercessory prayer movement focused on awakening, revival, and transformation. If God calls you to launch a full-blown Awakening House of Prayer, we can discuss that.

No, we email your personal email address. Please do not unsubscribe from the list.

They need to align with the city where they live. You should send them to awakeningprayerhubs.com/findahub to find one near them, or encourage them to launch one at www.awakeningprayerhubs.com/new.

A hub is a mobile, flexible, grassroots strike force—not a full-time ministry center. Houses of prayer are typically daily or multi-hour gatherings. You can grow into that, but we start with assignment-based intercession.

Ask your regional leader, post in the leadership group, or join a Q&A. Don’t lead your hub based on untested words or dreams—weigh everything with mature counsel and biblical balance.

Possibly. If you left in good standing and want to return, contact the launch team. You may need to complete a re-onboarding process, especially if leadership structure or training has changed.

Yes, there is power in concentrated prayer. This is why we see so many breakthroughs. However, you don’t have to ONLY pray for the theme. You can pray for the needs of your city.

No, you do not. There is community and update there, though, that are helpful. But we also email you.

Don’t quit in silence. Reach out. We are here to pray for you, counsel you, and help you discern your next step. There is no condemnation—but communication is key. We stand together.

Contact the lauch team. Don’t just vanish. Don’t ghost us. Email launch@awakeningprayerhubs.com and let us know what’s going on. We want to hear from you—you matter to us.

Pass the torch, don’t drop it. This is so important. Ask the Lord: “Who could carry this flame forward?” Is there someone in your hub you could raise up, even for a short time, while we help train and support them?

Leave with Honor. Take a moment to write a short, honoring message when you step down. Not for our sake, but for yours.
Speak well of what you received. Bless the movement. Bless your city.

Because the way you exit one assignment determines how you enter the next.

If you leave with bitterness or apathy, you risk carrying that spirit into the next thing. But if you leave with honor, gratitude, and integrity, you open the door for fresh oil and new authority.

Not unless you’ve been officially released to do so. Please don’t set up booths, speak on behalf of the movement, or use the brand outside of approved purposes.

No. To maintain brand integrity, use only the approved banners provided—or request one from our team.

No. We provide biblically sound, apostolically aligned training. If you have ideas, submit them to us, but don’t create your own without approval.

No. We pray from a place of humility and strategy. Do not directly engage principalities like Jezebel, Leviathan, or regional rulers unless under clear apostolic direction from Jennifer LeClaire and corporate covering.

Correct it with love. Redirect the group and talk to the person privately. If needed, escalate to your regional leader or the launch team. Do not tolerate mixture or confusion.

Redirect them gently but firmly. As the leader, you’re the gatekeeper. Maintain order and protect the atmosphere.

Shut it down quickly. Prophetic alignment matters. Keep your meeting in line with biblical truth and the DNA of this movement.

Yes—as long as your events align with the heart, mission, and guidelines of the movement. If you’re unsure, run it by your regional leader or the launch team.

Don’t isolate. Reach out to your regional leader or the launch team. Use the warfare training available to you. And remember—don’t confront principalities unless specifically equipped and authorized. Especially do not come against Leviathan.
“Lay your hand on him; you will remember the battle—you will not do it again!” (Job 41:8)

No. This is a prayer movement, not a teaching platform. You may share a scripture or short exhortation, but stay focused on intercession.

No. This is not a platform for ministries, teachings, or featured guests. Keep the meeting focused on prayer.

No. These meetings are not for deliverance sessions. Stay focused on intercession for cities, nations, and awakening.

No. However, you may send people to the website to donate. Do not raise money for your personal ministry in hub meetings.

No. These resources are for aligned leaders within the movement. Do not repurpose, rebrand, or distribute them outside the intended use.

No. Hubs are not for self-promotion, brand building, or platform creation. Keep the fire pure.

You pray anyway. God sees faithfulness. Many hubs start with one. If you stay consistent, the fire will attract the hungry.

At least once a month for thirty minutes. Many hubs meet weekly. Follow the Spirit and stay consistent.

Possibly. If you left in good standing, contact the launch team for re-onboarding.

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These meetings are not required. The monthly report is. We understand people can’t be involved in everything, but we offer it for those who want and need this community and coaching.

Email the launch team.

Yes. Reports are still required even if the meeting didn’t happen. Just tell us why—we want to support you.

Yes, but you must contact us so we can update your registration and make sure the region is still covered.

Yes, occasionally. You can delegate prayer facilitation to a trusted person, but you remain the responsible leader. Don’t rotate leadership or hand it off without accountability.

Yes—as long as your pastor is in agreement and your hub remains under the alignment and expectations of Awakening Prayer Hubs. We honor local churches but maintain our identity as a separate global movement.

No. Each leader is responsible for one hub in one city. If others are interested in launching, direct them to apply.

Yes. Many leaders use Zoom or livestream platforms. Online hubs are welcomed, especially in closed or remote regions.

Yes. Just stay consistent and notify us of any long-term changes so our map and communication stay accurate.

No. All hubs must use the Awakening Prayer Hubs name with your city or regional tag (e.g., Awakening Prayer Hub – Chicago). This maintains unity, branding, and clarity across nations.

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Yes. Hubs can meet in schools, businesses, or targeted communities—as long as you carry the Awakening Prayer Hubs DNA and mission.

No. Hubs must be led by an individual aligned with Awakening Prayer Hubs. Churches may host meetings, but we commission people—not institutions.

Yes! Many hubs start as family units. However, each hub must have its own distinct leadership if multiple hubs launch from the same household or city.

Yes, generally 18. In special cases, a spiritually mature teen under adult covering may be considered. Contact us for guidance.

Hubs are mobile, flexible, grassroots units focused on strategic intercession. Houses of prayer are typically full-time, place-based ministries. You’re not building a building—you’re building a wall of intercession.

Start anyway. Every movement begins with one voice. If God called you, He’ll send reinforcements. Even if no one joins you at first, you’re establishing a beachhead in the Spirit. Don’t despise the day of small beginnings.

No. Each hub must have one designated leader who is accountable and aligned. You can have support, but the leadership mantle must rest on one person.

Please, reach out to your regional leader for help.

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You can email launch, Please email the launch team at launch@awakeningprayerhubs.com

Please email the launch team at launch@awakeningprayerhubs.com.

Jennifer LeClaire is an internationally recognized author, apostolic-prophetic voice to her generation, and conference speaker. She carries a reforming voice that inspires and challenges believers to pursue intimacy with God, cultivate their spiritual gifts and walk in the fullness of what God has called them to do. Jennifer is contending for awakening in the nations through intercession and spiritual warfare, strong apostolic preaching and practical prophetic teaching that equips the saints for the work of the ministry.

Jennifer is senior leader of Awakening House of Prayer in Fort Lauderdale, FL, founder of the Ignite Network and founder of the Awakening Prayer Hubs prayer movement in over 100 nations.