"My house shall be called a house of prayer" (Matt. 21:13)

Prayer life of the Salvation church 
Any church is a community of people redeemed by Christ. They gather to worship Him and glorify Him through the various forms of ministry. Since Christ emphasized the main role of his house, the largest part of our ministry is prayer. 
There are several prayer groups in our church which are united by the same ministry goal. 
Currently, there is a clockwise prayer, when clockwise, changing one another, church members pray for the needs of believers and unbelievers; prayer meetings, which take place on Thursdays; and a separate prayer before the Sunday service; there are also special trips out of the town twice a year when people devote themselves to a prayer with fasting for a few days. And God answers prayers, that's why we often have opportunities to hear amazing testimonies of God's work in people's destinies. 
"Pray without ceasing. In everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus " 1Thes. 5:17-18 

"For where two or three are gathered together in My name, there am I in the midst of them" Matt. 18: 20

"During the prayer, we talk to God ... We all need prayer, as trees need water. Prayers are the nerves of our souls. Who does not pray to God and does not have the zeal to talk to God, he's dead, heartless, senseless "(St.Ioann, abp. Constantinople, Zlatoust. From the words of the prayer). 
"Prayer is the cry of the soul to God not by memorizing someone else's words, the words should come from the depths of the soul in accordance with the pressing needs of the worshiper, suggested by the Holy Spirit and not converted to any creature, but directly to the throne of the Creator through Jesus Christ." 
(N. Salov-Astakhov,The Secret and the Power of Prayer, p. 8) 
Prayer is the connection between man and God. With the help of prayer any person has an opportunity to get in touch with his Creator. A person can tell God about his circumstances, his needs, and can cry for help and protection in difficult situations.