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Kansas City, MO, Home to 24/7 Prayer with Worship

Come take part in continuous prayer with worship at the International House of Prayer in Kansas City.

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Our prayer room is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, offering a unique spiritual oasis in the heart of America.

Whether you're seeking a moment of quiet reflection or longing to join in intercession and worship, our doors are always open to welcome you. Immerse yourself in an atmosphere of prayer—where prayers and Scripture are sung and prayed nonstop—as like-minded individuals from diverse backgrounds fuel this expression of devotion to the Lord. The prayer room provides a space for personal growth, spiritual renewal, and connection with God. Engage in live worship sessions, participate in intercessory prayer, or simply soak in the presence of the the Lord. Located in the vibrant city of Kansas City, your visit to the prayer room can be complemented by exploring the rich culture, delicious cuisine, and numerous attractions the city has to offer.

Join us in this continuous stream of prayer and worship, and be part of a global movement that's making a difference one prayer at a time. Your visit to the IHOPKC promises to be a transformative experience that will leave you refreshed, inspired, and spiritually invigorated.

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The Largest City in Missouri

Did you know that KC is the largest city in Missouri? It's located on the border with Kansas and is near the geographic center of the country.

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The Heart of America

Located in the southern part of a vibrant and diverse city, the International House of Prayer is surrounded by an area rich in history and culture. There are plenty of experiences to enjoy in Kansas City or Grandview for those who choose to join us in person and call Kansas City home for a season, or spend a refreshing few days here immersed in prayer and worship.

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Kansas City Airport

The new Kansas City terminal opened in February 2023 boasting nearly 50 local and national food, beverage, and shopping experiences. With its current 40 gates and room to expand, this airport located less than an hour from our campus makes traveling accessible and enjoyable for everyone, no matter who they are or where they're from.

Ride KC

This Kansas City bus system provides an affordable way to discover the many different locations and experiences of our city with ease. The nearest bus stop is located just under two miles from the IHOPKC Global Prayer Room.

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Kansas City Streetcar

This is a free transportation service located in downtown Kansas City. Spanning a two mile distance from Union Station to River Market, this car offers the perfect opportunity to explore downtown safely and at no extra cost.

International House of Prayer

(816) 763-0200
info@ihopkc.org

3535 E Red Bridge Rd,
Kansas City, MO 64137

Kansas City Culture

Part of what makes Kansas City so unique is the diversity of experiences and events available to its residents. From the West Bottoms, Worlds of Fun, the Power and Light District, and Sporting KC—our city has so much to offer its residents. We can’t wait to cheer alongside the rest of the world when KC hosts the FIFA World Cup 2026!

Below is just a few of the many opportunities available to explore in your free time. Learn even more about what your future potential home has to offer here at this link.

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Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts

Enjoy world-renowned performances year round, from musicals to symphonies, ballets to live movie score screenings. There’s something for everyone—and it always amazes.

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Country Club Plaza

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Come see why we’re called the “City of Fountains” as you stroll through fifteen blocks of Spanish-inspired architecture. Boasting everything from gondola rides in the nearby river to a beloved annual Christmas lighting ceremony, this district is home to dozens of local shops and restaurants worth a visit.

Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

Open five days a week and free to the public, this multilevel museum is a beautiful, quiet way to spend an afternoon…or five. When you’re done walking the expansive halls, make sure to enjoy the museum’s 22-acre lawn—perfect for a leisurely game or small picnic.

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The River Market

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Have a Saturday morning free? Enjoy a vibrant, busy farmer’s market in the heart of downtown KC. Watch a local florist make bouquets by hand, get caught up in the fast-paced and colorful craze of the spice vendor, or enjoy the deli on the corner. No matter how you spend your time, the hours will fly by.

The National WW1 Museum & Memorial

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This is the second-oldest public museum dedicated to preserving the history and experiences of the first world war. Our WWI museum has over 300,000 objects, documents, and unique exhibitions. At the top of the memorial you will also find one of the most amazing views of downtown Kansas City!

Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium

Want a cheap, fun way to spend the day? Come visit our 202-acre non-profit zoo that houses over 1,700 animals from around the world. The Kansas City Zoo regularly offers KC resident discounts and is an affordable and family-friendly adventure.

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Kansas City Royals & Chiefs

If there’s one thing Kansas City natives are passionate about, it’s their championship sports teams. Bundle up in the winter to catch a football game at Arrowhead Stadium, or wait until the spring to chant in the stands of Kauffman Stadium for an exciting game of baseball.

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Union Station

Our historic Union Station has been a major travel hub for over a century. It is also home to the Planetarium, Science City, a live performance venue, and a one-screen theatre measuring an impressive 80 feet by 53 feet. Known as the biggest screen in the region—this giant silver screen theatre has 400 seats!

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Coffee

Are you a coffee lover? This city was made for you. With an estimated 200+ coffee shops in Kansas City and the nearby areas, you will never run out of new locations and drinks to try. Stop by the cafe next door to the Prayer Room and enjoy a latte. Early risers (or those on NightWatch) can enjoy the sunrise on the roof of a three-story downtown coffee shop and bakery. For an easy (and often opinionated) conversation starter, simply ask “What’s the best coffee shop in town?”

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Cuisine

The Kansas City food scene extends beyond our famous BBQ . . . thought it is is absolutely a highlight!

Not a fan of BBQ? Not a problem! There is a wide range of cuisine available across the city from a staff favorite serving delicious Mediterranean meals for over thirty years to a more unique Overland Park dining experience where a robot delivers your food (with an adorable, digitized smile). Whatever your palate preference and budget, Kansas City offers an amazing selection of restaurants within a short drive from our missions base.