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Glory Place Prayer Centre of Malaysia

"For My house shall be called a house of prayer for all nations." (Is 56:7)

It was in 1980 that the Lord first impressed upon Pastor Jean Lim that He would build a prayer centre in Malaysia. He even described His promise of a 10-acre piece of land and what He would do through it. The words given were from Deut 8:6-10, Deut 11:8-15, Ezek 47:1,9,12 and Rev 22:1-2.

In September 1994, Pastor Jean was offered the use of a house in Kuala Lumpur. By God's divine arrangement, Cindy Jacobs and John Dawson visited the house. Cindy Jacobs confirmed that it would be a house of prayer for all nations; and John Dawson prophesied that many nations would come and find rest, refuge and refreshing in His Presence and to inquire of the Lord.

The Prayer House, Malaysia was thus started, a foretaste of what the Lord would do in the Prayer Centre to come. Countless numbers have been miraculously saved, healed and delivered as the Lord has manifested His awesome Presence in the midst of powerful praise and worship.
In 1995, the Lord suddenly said that it was time to get the land. He challenged Pastor Jean to put in RM1,000 as seed faith, and He would sovereignly provide the rest of the finance. The search for the land began.

When discovered in Mantin, Negeri Sembilan, the Prayer Land was just as God has said it would be as indicated in Deuteronomy 8 and 11, and Ezekiel 47: a land of hills and valleys, with a waterfall cascading into a stream that meanders into small and large ponds teeming with fish before it flows out of the land. The slopes along both sides of the stream are blessed with over 200 durian trees and many other fruit trees.

True to His promise, just as He had provided the RM1,000 seed faith money, the Lord provided the RM100,000 deposit on-the-spot during the very first visit to the land, and the balance of RM800,000 in one cheque just a few days before the sale and purchase agreement was due to be signed.
As revealed by the Lord through rhema word, Glory Place Prayer Centre of Malaysia serves as a place of:
  • Meeting between God and man (Ex 25:22)
  • 24-hour prayer and intercession (Is 62:6-7)
  • 24-hour praise and worship in His Presence (Amos 9:11)
  • Training in moving in the presence of God, prayer, fasting and intercession, praise and worship, spiritual warfare, healing and deliverence
It is our desire at Glory Place Prayer Centre of Malaysia to be a blessing to the Body of Malaysia and to the nations. Over the years, we have welcomed Christians of different language and ethnic groups, from Malaysia and from around the world. We truly value your involvement so that together we can pray and reach out to the nations for the Lord.

With the soon return of our Lord Yeshua Christ, God is shaking the things that can be shaken. May His people be established as sons of God to destroy the works of darkness and advance His Kingdom. May His Kingdom be established in His people through prayer, intercession and spending much time with Him.

We prayerfully invite you to be our partners in prayer, in the giving of yourself and in any other areas as the Lord leads.

Please pray with us:
  • That only God's perfect will be done in this ministry; for His continuous wisdom (Ex 35:30-35)
  • That God will stir the hearts of those whom He has prepared to commit themselves to fulltime prayer and intercession, praise and worship (Lk 2:37, 1 Chron 16:37-42)
  • For people who would volunteer their service to the Lord (Ex 36:2-4)
  • For God to release the abundance of His supply so that His work can be established for His glory (Ex 36:5-7)

For more information, please contact:

Tel: 6-06-758 6016
Fax: 6-06-758 7684
Mobile: +6-012-325 5083
E-mail: uppermostgloryberhad@gmail.com

(Please contact us before your visit to our prayer centre)

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