A GUIDE FOR VISITING THE PRAYER STUDIO
The Location
Centenary Church is a historic & long-time empty corner building that sits on the edge of downtown Tulsa. The Prayer Studio is the 1st door on its 1st floor.
Where To Enter
The building has many entrances.​ But The Prayer Studio can only be accessed by a grey metal door on the side of the building nearest the parking lot. ​
When To Enter
Door remains unlocked & open:
9a-7p, Mon-Thu. 9-5, Fri-Sat
Closed on Sundays encouraging people to attend a local church for worship.
Some Stations Have QR codes
Bring Your Phones & Headphones
About The Prayer Studio
Designed to host individuals, small groups & large groups, it's a Christ-centered, mission-minded public prayer space offering creative ways to help people engage in prayer. Utilizing a modern spin on language & liturgy, there are many inward & outward focused themes with easy-to-engage prayer prompts. There are tables & couches, private, semi-private & open prayer stations. Choose your favorite type of spot to unwind & meet with God.
Our Approach
We seek to provide compelling onramps that lead to connection & conversation with God. A few of these onramps pull from the diverse tribes & rich historic & modern traditions of the Church. That's intentional. You may come across a book, magazine, liturgy, look or approach that's not a part of your own faith tradition. We encourage you to accept that the Church is wildly diverse, & that this space will reflect some of that diversity in its Jesus-focused, prayer-oriented content.
Code Of Conduct
The Prayer Studio Is Open To Everyone.​​
A table located near the entrance contains info about how to best engage it, including rules to help you respect the space & the people in it. Strong security measures & a 'code of conduct' helps ensure visitors are safe & able to utilize the space for the reasons intended. Do not wander into any other parts of the building, as this may set off the alarm.​​​ Any space misuse will get you banned.