The mission

A prayer barn for you, your church, or your ministry.

We build small, permanent rooms where families can get alone with God — built off-site and set whole, raised on your land, or shipped as a kit for your own hands.

Why we build

A family without a quiet place will quietly drift.

We started with one shed for one person. They were leading a family, serving a church, and hadn't opened their Bible alone in months. They didn't need another sermon. They needed a room.

So we built one — ten by twenty feet, cedar doors, a cross over the door, a chair inside. Within a year, three other people asked for one. Then a pastor asked for four. Then a ministry asked if we could deliver one to another state.

Our mission is simple: put a prayer barn within reach of every family in America that wants to meet with God and doesn't have a place to do it.

What happens inside

Three purposes, one room.

To get alone with God

A door that closes, a chair, a window, and the Word. No notifications, no audience, no hurry.

To lead a family

A parent who prays in a place their kids can find them is teaching them where to go with their own fears.

To disciple others

Two chairs facing each other is the whole plan. Read together, pray together, and send them to do it again.

A prayer barn with a timber porch and barn doors at dusk

Who it's for

Families. Churches. Ministries.

For families

A family with a room becomes a family that prays. We build sheds for households tired of praying in the truck on the way to work.

For churches

Put a shed on the property and give every family in your congregation somewhere to go. We build single sheds and small clusters for your people.

For ministries

Camps, discipleship houses, recovery ministries, and church plants — a shed is a permanent room for the work you're already doing.

“Be still, and know that I am God.”
Psalm 46:10

“But when you pray, go into your room and shut the door.”
Matthew 6:6

“As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.”
Proverbs 27:17

If God has been stirring this in you, let's start with a conversation.

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