“If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heavens, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.” 2 Chronicles 7:14
Mountain Movers began in a moment of stillness by two brothers who decided to plant a cross on a mountain top and came down convinced God was stirring something bigger than themselves. They began to realize the power of prayer over their city could could help strengthen the body and voice of the church and to stay rooted in Jesus as the cornerstone.
We climb. We kneel. We worship where the air is thin and the presence of God is thick.
Full bellies. Warm clothes. Open hearts. No one leaves empty.
Door to door. Street to street. The gospel in work boots and open arms.
Small circles. Big healing. Scripture, conversation, and the slow work of becoming whole.
Bring us your burdens. We will carry them to the mountain tops.
One body. Many hands. Standing shoulder to shoulder in the work.
Every donated dollar goes to supporting our ministry, never to our pockets.
Mountain Movers is a faith and mission based organization centered on inner healing. We carry this out through mountain prayers, outreaches, and workshops.
Everyone is welcome. There is no such thing as a perfect soul, and healing is for all.
You can give through our Donation section!
You can send us an email or contact us here. Tell us about yourself and how you would like to get involved!
Yes. Mountain Movers is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, so your contributions are tax deductible.
Your gifts support our outreach programs and workshops, which focus on various forms of trauma recovery, as well as our weekly staff gatherings and collaborative events with other church ministries.
Yes. We regularly partner with churches and guest speakers. Reach out to us here to start the conversation.
You can send prayer requests to us by email or by the contact form here, and our team will lift each one up in prayer.
There is a seat at the table, a spot on the mountain, and a place in this movement for you. Whether you come to pray, to serve, or to give, you are already welcome. The only thing left is the step.
