A weekly hour of prayer, reflection, and connection. Inspired by the Psalms, Selah invites us to pause, breathe, and center ourselves in God’s presence. This is a space to step away from the noise of life, to pray together, and to seek the quiet, restorative rhythms of faith.

Each night will focus on creating room for prayer and presence—intentional moments where we bring our hearts before God and open ourselves to His work in our lives and in our city. Whether you come with specific prayers or simply need a space to rest and reflect, Selah Nights is for you.

FAQ’s | Selah Nights

• What are Selah Nights?

  Selah Nights are a weekly, one-hour gathering for prayer, reflection, and connection. Inspired by the Psalms, Selah invites us to pause and center ourselves in God’s presence through intentional prayer and worship.

• When and where do Selah Nights take place?

  Selah Nights happen every Tuesday evening from 7PM - 8PM. It’s just an hour, so come ready to unplug and focus.

• Do I need to sign up or RSVP?

  No RSVP is needed—just show up as you are! Whether it’s your first time or your tenth, you’re always welcome.

• What happens during a Selah Night?

  Each Selah Night includes time for:

  • Reflective prayer (individually and together)

  • Space to sit quietly in God’s presence

  • An optional time to share prayer requests or stories of gratitude

  • Closing with a communal prayer or blessing

• Is this only for people who attend Uncommon City?

  Not at all! Selah Nights are open to anyone who wants to take a moment to pause, reflect, and pray. Invite friends, neighbors, or anyone seeking a space to connect with God.

• Do I have to pray out loud?

  Not unless you want to! Selah Nights are designed to be low-pressure, whether you feel like praying silently or sharing out loud.

• Can I bring my kids?

  Kids are welcome, but there won’t be formal childcare provided. If they’d like to join in quietly, we’re happy to have them.

• What should I bring?

  Just yourself! If you’d like, you can bring a journal, Bible, or anything that helps you reflect and pray.

• What does Selah mean?

  Selah is a term from the Psalms, often interpreted as a pause or interlude. It’s a reminder to stop, reflect, and take in what has just been said or experienced—a perfect theme for our time together.

• What if I’m new to prayer?

  That’s okay! Selah Nights are for everyone, whether you’ve been praying for years or are just starting out. You can participate in whatever way feels comfortable for you.