Join us in Kansas City
We are gathering disciple-makers, city teams, and network leaders who refuse to accept the spiritual status quo in North America. We believe through united fervent prayer, the future can be different. We believe cities can be awakened, families transformed, and multiplying disciples raised up throughout every neighborhood, city and region.
This Summit is a call to unite around extraordinary prayer—prayer that glorifies God, confronts spiritual strongholds, tills hardened ground, opens blinded minds, and transforms resistant hearts. Prayer that joins God’s heart and prepares the way for a harvest of disciples who reproduce and multiply.

The Details
North America Prayer Summit
Do It Again In Our Generation
“Lord, I have heard of your fame; I stand in awe of your deeds, Lord. Repeat them in our day, in our time make them known.” Habakkuk 3:2
Dates: September 18-19, 2026
Location: Colonial Presbyterian Church
9500 Wornall Road
Kansas City, MO 64114
FRIDAY
- 8:00am Registration
- 9:00am Corporate Gathering
- 12:00pm Boxed Lunch (provided on site)
- 1:00pm Learning Labs
- 5:00pm Dinner Break (not provided, off site)
- 7:00pm Evening Meeting
SATURDAY
- 8:00am Doors Open
- 9:00am Corporate Gathering
- 10:00am Regional Gatherings
- 12:00pm Boxed Lunch (provided on site)
- 1:00pm Learning Labs
- 3:00pm General Mtg
- 5:00pm Finish
Movement Prayer Catalyst
Shodankeh Johnson serves on the Core Team of New Generations, where he mobilizes intercessors globally and trains Disciple Making Movement (DMM) leaders in pioneer areas where the gospel has never been or has struggled to take root. He also leads New Harvest Ministries in Sierra Leone, an indigenous movement that plants churches while engaging in compassion ministries, business and leadership development, skills training, and education.
God has used Shodankeh to raise up more than 10,000 intercessors in West Africa and thousands more around the world. From 2005 to 2019, he and his team helped catalyze 24 Disciple Making Movements that resulted in over 11,000 churches planted in more than 4,000 communities across 12 African countries. He is married and the father of seven children, including three adopted war orphans.


