These collaborations strengthen both us and our partners around Austin ...

Youth Track
Our key partnerships are with youth pastors throughout the city. We are working with them to join together in monthly prayer in geographic zones of the city, focusing on improving conditions for the high schools in those zones. Then three times a year we will facilitate bringing youth pastors together – once for a “State of the Youth” conference, once for a youth pastor’s prayer retreat, and once at New Year’s for DEDICATE – the city-wide youth prayer summit. Another important partner is Austin Bridge-Builders Association (ABBA), which has identified young adults as a key component of transformation in Austin.

Church Track
Our key partnerships are with various senior pastors across the city and prayer coordinators in their churches; with the Unceasing Prayer initiative, led by Pastor Trey Kent of Northwest Fellowship; with the 6th Street Prayer Evangelism team; and with Austin Bridge-Builders Association (ABBA).

Austin 24-7 Prayer Calendar
Our key partnerships are with the Unceasing Prayer Initiative, Burn Austin, Campus Renewal Ministries & the Campus House of Prayer (CHOP), and Round Rock House of Prayer (RockHOP)

The AHOP Community
Key partnerships are with Hope Chapel, a local church that encourages participation in AHOP activities, and Imagine Art, a non-profit whose Executive Director Debbie Kizer is a member of the AHOP Community. In anticipation of facilities that will support community housing, we are also forming a partnership with Connexion House, a non-profit who has been exploring intentional community living as an important method of discipleship for young adults.

The Seabrook Center
Our partnerships are, of course, with the current inhabitants of the Seabrook Center: Austin Kingdom Academy / Church of the Hills, Berea, Campus Crusade for Christ / Fireseed Anthology, Day & Night Waters / Cielo, Doxology, Imagine Art, and Pip Start. We also appreciate our past tenants including C.S. Lewis Hall, The Schoenstatt Collegium, Casa Israel, Vox Veniae, and Baraka. We are also building partnerships with Connexion House and Central Texas Tres Dias, as we anticipate moving the Seabrook Center and having them join us on site.

AHOP Retreats
Key partnerships that we are working to develop for this future ministry include Central Texas Tres Dias; churches working with the Austin Bridge-Builders Association (ABBA); and the Catholic Diocese of Austin.

Key sponsors and contributors for our 2007 & 2008 Fundraising Dinners ...

Anonymous

Antioch Network

Applied Business Concepts

Athens Group

Austin Bridge-Builders Association (ABBA)

Wes & Cynthia Birdwell

Mike & Kathy Brimberry

Canon Frio

Casa Israel

Catholic Diocese of Austin

Chick-Fil-A

John & Ann Cogdell

Thomas & Amy Cogdell

Geri Craver

Dalgleish Construction Company

Dan & Joann Davis

Day & Night Waters (Cielo)

Entera Partners

Mike & Rosalind Haney

Imagine Art

In the City For the City

Joe Bland Construction

David & Adrienne Kiesel

Brad & Debbie Kizer

Jayson & Tracy Knox

Beki Morris

Neuric Technologies

Organics B'Gosh

Ornamental Iron Fence Supply

Liz Reyna

Lucy Ross

San Juan Diego Catholic High School

Don & Linda Shafer

Peter & Anne Von Wupperfeld

Brian & Sherry Weber

Westlake Hills Presbyterian Church

Why not you in 2009?

Some of our friends from around the nation and across the seas ...

Greg & Caryn Burnett, Zadok House of Prayer, Charlotte NC

Jayson & Tracy Knox, Antioch Network, Arizona / Turkey

George & Hannah Miley, Antioch Network, Arizona / Germany

Paul Miller, England

Reid & Tordis Nygaar, College of Prayer, Stavanger Norway

Fr. Peter Hocken, Austria