Auckland Prayer Breakfast is an annual event, drawing people from all over Auckland / Tāmaki Makaurau together in unity to pray for the city. You’re invited!
A Call to Pray for Auckland
Auckland Prayer Breakfast started in 2016 and is firmly established as a highlight of the Auckland community calendar. The event brings together like-minded people from all ages, ethnicities, and church denominations in unity, with special guests including the Mayor of Auckland. Participants come with a desire to pray for the peace & prosperity of Auckland / Tāmaki Makaurau, worship God together, and enjoy connecting with one another. Auckland Prayer Breakfast is hosted by Auckland Church Leaders & the New Zealand Christian Network, and supported by a significant number of churches & para-church organisations across the city.
Thursday 18 November 2021
At Level 1 – North Lounge, Eden Park
At Levels 2, 3 & 4 – Online
The venue will be confirmed closer to the event.
Tickets go on sale mid-October and will be fully refunded if the event is online.
Pray into local & central governance
Pray into church unity & evangelism
Pray into poverty
Pray into mental health
Why should you attend?
Unity
Together we express our unity in Christ, catch a glimpse of the body of Christ in our City, our region, make new friends and perhaps meet business and community associates whom you never knew were believers enjoy fellowship over a breakfast.
Compassion
Any person who desires to pray for our different communities that come together in the Auckland, across our region such as business (the professions), politics, ethnic communities, the arts, education, government and those in need.
Freedom
It’s good to pray at all times and also alone, but there is a place for corporate prayer on occasions such as this. This is a privilege we should not underestimate, to be able to freely gather in this country and to call on our Heavenly Father in prayer.
When Christians from different churches, traditions and denominations come together in unity, ‘that’s where God commands the blessing’.
– Auckland Prayer Breakfast Organisers
Who We Are
Our Team & Leadership
The Auckland Prayer Breakfast is organised by the Auckland Church Leaders, with the support of the New Zealand Christian Network
Jonathan Dove
Event Chair
Sanjai Kandregula
Event Director
Gayann Phillips
Event Administrator
Robert Murray
Event Finance Manager
Roshan Alpress
Laidlaw College
Won-Kon Bong
Great Revival NZ Prayer Coordinator
Rev Dr Stuart Lange
NZ Christian Network
Kok Soon Lee
Auckland Chinese Churches
Pastor Tavale Matai’a
Promise Keepers
Warahi H Paki
Hikairo Waikato Tainui descent
Bishop Kito Pikaahu
of Te Tai Tokerau
HRH Princess Mele Siu’ilikutapu
Daughter of Prince Fatafehi Tu’ipelehake
F.A.Q.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if we are in lockdown?
Regardless of what level Auckland / Tāmaki Makaurau is at, the event will take place on Thursday 18 November! If we’re at Level 2, 3 or 4, the event will go ahead via Zoom. But at Level 1, we’ll be at Eden Park, again with appropriate COVID regulations in place.
How much do tickets cost?
Tickets are $15 per person. This will get you a light breakfast, a coffee or other hot drink, a programme, and a fantastic morning!
Can I buy multiple tickets at once?
Yes! You can buy tickets for your friends or church to attend.
When do tickets go on sale?
Tickets go on sale mid-October.
Will tickets be refunded if the event is online?
Yes, if the Auckland Prayer Breakfast goes online, you’ll be offered a 100% refund on your ticket. You can enjoy making a hot cuppa and brekky at home that day while praying!
What will we be praying for?
The four prayer topics will be important ones for our city:
- Church unity, growth & evangelism
- Poverty
- Mental health
- Local & central government
What else will happen during the Breakfast?
We’ll worship together, hear from Mayor Phil Goff, and enjoy plenty of time to connect with new & old friends, either in person or Zoom breakout rooms. We’re setting things up diffentlly this year to encourage people to make connections. Think of it as a large prayer Meetup.
