KCM Has a New Number for the Same Blessings and Benefits

For years, KCM had a general prayer phone number for anyone in the world. This was an important toll-free line for our global Partners and Friends. There was also a local North Texas number for Kenneth Copeland Ministries.

But now there’s one new prayer phone number for everything: 817-566-7777.

This easy-to-remember phone number will serve as the gateway to the entire network. To simplify things for all users, press 1 for prayer and 2 for everything else.

“The number seven has always been important to the Body of Christ, and my father has always wanted a phone number to reflect that,” said John Copeland, chief executive officer of KCM. “Getting a central phone number with all sevens was an opportunity we couldn’t pass up for our Partners, prayer team, staff, and founder.”

Reaching Kenneth Copeland Ministries for Prayer

You can still reach KCM via its longstanding prayer phone number, 817-852-6000. However, Copeland encourages all KCM Partners and Friends to bookmark or save the new prayer hotline on their phone moving forward.

“It’s more than a new phone number for KCM; it marks a new era for Kenneth Copeland Ministries,” said Courtney Copeland, KCM chief growth officer. “This new number will become the hub for all we are doing across our ministry, and, more importantly, what’s to come.”

Partners and Friends should note that the experience on 817-566-7777 is the same. They’ll be greeted by a recording from Kenneth Copeland, followed by the navigation menu voiced by Pastor Terri Copeland Pearsons, his oldest daughter and co-pastor of Eagle Mountain International Church.

Users are invited to make the following selections:

• PRESS 1 to speak with a certified prayer minister
• PRESS 2 for recorded prayers for various topics
• PRESS 3 for the free product offer related to the Believer’s Voice of Victory broadcast
• PRESS 4 for customer service on KCM merchandise, donations, or other support needs

“Getting prayer at the point of your need isn’t as easy as 1-2-3, but as easy as ‘5-6-7’ may catch on in faith circles,” Courtney said.

Only the future—and KCM Partners—will tell.