In the fall of 2021, Saul Caballero felt the Lord calling him to step away from the familiar and pursue deeper formation at the UPPERROOM School of Ministry. It was a season marked by surrender, growth, and a renewed vision for what it looks like to minister first to the Lord.

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After completing ministry school, Saul sensed a clear call to return home to Lubbock with a simple but powerful assignment: start a house of prayer.

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Alongside his wife, Sheila, they opened their home and began gathering with friends to worship and minister to the Lord. What started in a living room with a small community of hungry hearts quickly grew into something more. The desire was never to build a platform—it was to build a dwelling place.

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As the gatherings continued to grow, Saul and Sheila stepped out in faith and moved into a small office space in a shopping strip, creating a dedicated place where people from across Lubbock could come together to seek the Lord. What began as intimate home worship became a shared altar for a city.

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Today, 132 House of Prayer stands as a testimony to simple obedience. With the help of dedicated volunteers and a growing community, we host prayer sets morning, noon, and night—creating space to minister to the heart of God and host His presence.