Sunday School
Children learn and grow together before worship begins.
Welcome. സ്വാഗതം.
A welcoming Malayalam Pentecostal church family in Syracuse — a place to slow down, pray, worship, and belong.
You do not need to know anyone before you come.
Syracuse Prayer Center is a Malayalam Pentecostal church family serving Syracuse and Central New York. We gather to worship Jesus, pray together, open the Bible, and make room for people to follow Him faithfully.
Some have been here for decades. Some are finding us for the first time. There is room for both.
No RSVP. No special preparation. Come as you are and take your time settling in.
Children learn and grow together before worship begins.
Singing, prayer, Scripture, and a message from the Bible.
Meet people, ask questions, talk, and feel at home.
Psalm 119:105
“Your word is a lamp to guide my feet and a light for my path.”
We gather around Scripture because we believe God still guides, comforts, corrects, and gives hope.
Church is not something we simply attend. It becomes part of ordinary life.
Leadership here is personal. Ask a question. Share a prayer request. Stay for a conversation.

Founding Pastor
Pastor Stanley came to the United States from India in 1972 and helped begin the Syracuse-area congregation that continues today.

Associate Pastor
Pastor Finny serves alongside Pastor Stanley after moving to Syracuse from the United Kingdom, where he founded Gospel for Nations.
The congregation has served the Syracuse area for decades, with roots in Community Mission Fellowship Assembly of God.
Today, Syracuse Prayer Center continues that story with a simple hope: to be a place where people can seek God, grow in faith, and belong to a church family.
If you have been looking for a church, recently moved to the area, or simply want a place to pray and worship, you are welcome.
Get directionsYou do not have to carry everything alone.
Direct pastoral phone line
If you prefer to write, send your prayer request here. Our pastoral team reads and prays over each one.
A glimpse of the people who gather, worship, pray, and make this church feel like home.

