Join Our Prayer Team
Sign up to for monthly prayer updates and join us in asking God to heal every man, woman, and child walking through our doors… because every healed life helps heal our city.
Why Join Our Prayer Team?
Jesus said, “Apart from me you can do nothing” (John 15:5).
At Star of Hope, prayer is the heartbeat of our mission — because for someone’s life to truly change, they need to encounter the unchanging love of God that reminds them of their value and dignity.
The Latest Prayer Updates, Every Month
When you join our prayer team, you link arms with friends across Houston, asking God to heal our forgotten neighbors.
Every month, you’ll receive a email with the latest ways to pray for:
- Healing for forgotten neighbors facing homelessness
- Faith in Christ for all who walk through our doors
- Recovery for those struggling with addiction
- Comfort for those who feel lonely and lost
- Daily wisdom, grace, and strength for staff
- Protection over programs and campuses
Lives Changed Through the Power of Prayer
“The drugs I used to deal with all that pain were not working anymore. I did not want to live… and that is when I found Star of Hope… this place has given me joy and hope.”
– Brittney
“When I knocked on their door again last year, they welcomed me with open arms. Star of Hope gave me my life back.”
– David
“Since I have been here, I have been able to depend on God more and allow Him to direct me on the right path in life. … Thank you to the Star of Hope staff for helping me reach my full potential.”
– Lakesha
“Being at Star of Hope has undeniably changed my life. Here, I have learned that with God, I can conquer my depression and that having a close, intimate relationship with the Lord can provide a deep sense of peace, purpose and fulfillment.”
– Michael
“With no money left to my name, I walked all the way to the Women and Family Development Center. … The classes have taught me to challenge myself, and I refuse to settle for less than I deserve. Thank you for this new chance at life!”
– Teira
“I was broken, lost, spiritually defeated – and though I hadn’t realized it yet – I was also forgiven. Christ came into my life and led me into adversity, then through it.”
– Luke