"Become A Part of Something
Bigger Than Yourself"
Finding Hope in Helping Others
​The AsONE Prayer Walk is an annual ecumenical gathering hosted by AsONE Fellowship, Inc., that will take place in Festival Park, downtown Fayetteville, NC. People of various ages, ethnicity, religious denominations and backgrounds gathered for one purpose - to unite in prayer as one massive body proclaiming the greatness of our God! "AsONE PrayCarolina" is an invitation to all believers in both North and South Carolina to join in prayer on May 17, 2025, in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Theme: "Calling All Prayer Warriors to The Place That Warriors Are Trained to Fight Everyday"
Fort Liberty (formerly known as Fort Bragg), nestles the heart of the American military, holding a special place in the history and protection of our nation. It is a place where warriors are trained to fight daily to preserve the freedoms and liberties, we hold dear. In the same spirit, we invite you to come together as prayer warriors to use prayer as our weapon of choice.Our goal for this event is simple yet profound: to unite the body of Christ and pray fervently for our families, towns, cities, state, and our great nation. We believe that through the power of prayer, we can overcome the divisions and challenges that our communities and country face today. This is a spiritual call to arms.
"AsONE PrayCarolina" will be a day of worship, prayer, and unity. We will gather at Festival Park in downtown Fayetteville, to lift our voices in unison, seeking God's guidance and blessings on our land. Together, we will intercede for the well-being of our neighbors, putting aside our differences and focusing on our shared faith. Together, we can make a difference and be a beacon of hope for our nation. ​​​​
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AsONE Fellowship has big plans for 2025. The goal is to gather 25,000 people onto the streets of Fayetteville for the express purpose of praying for our communities and our people. Additionally, we aim to sell 100,000 AsONE t-shirts to people across North and South Carolina. That way, even those who can’t come to Fayetteville and walk in person, can still show solidarity and unity in purpose.
It is completely free to participate, but we ask that participants register so they can keep an accurate count of those walking. We need your help making this a success, so please volunteer and become a partner with us.
"Prayer Walk Stops and Prayer Focus Points"
• Airborne and Special Operations Museum: pray for military service members and their families,
and for veterans.
• City Hall: pray for local, state, and federal government.
• Detention Center: pray for law enforcement, victims of crime, and those incarcerated.
• Market House: pray for unity and reconciliation.
• Headquarters Library: pray for children, families, for educators; also, pray for our city’s homeless population, many of whom find refuge in the library.
• Festival Park: pray for pastors/spiritual leadership.
