About — The Altar Generation
Our Story

About The Altar Generation

A youth-led prayer movement raising a generation set apart for the fire of God.

How It Began

Raised At The Altar

The Altar Generation is a youth-led prayer movement raising prophetic intercessors to open prison doors and set at liberty spiritually imprisoned youth in communities around us and abroad.

Founded by Isaac Mokgalaka in Phalaborwa, South Africa, we exist to equip young people in intimacy with Christ, spiritual warfare, soul-winning, and the biblical knowledge of altars and priesthood — not as ideas to study, but as a life to be lived.

“Raising anointed and prophetic intercessors to open prison doors and set at liberty spiritually imprisoned youth.”

Our Vision
What Carries Us

Mission, Vision & Belief

Mission

Equip The Generation

To raise young people in intimacy with Christ, spiritual warfare, soul-winning, and the biblical knowledge of altars and priesthood.

Vision

Open Prison Doors

To raise anointed and prophetic intercessors who set at liberty spiritually imprisoned youth — here, and beyond our borders.

Belief

The Altar Still Speaks

That a generation surrendered at the altar becomes a generation that carries fire into every space it enters.

What We Stand On

Our Core Values

Sacrifice

Giving up comfort for Christ.

Consecration

Set apart for His purposes.

Holiness

Reflecting His character daily.

Integrity

Consistent in private and public.

Isaac Mokgalaka, Founder of The Altar Generation
Leadership

Isaac Mokgalaka

Founder, The Altar Generation

Isaac Mokgalaka founded The Altar Generation in Phalaborwa, South Africa, out of a conviction that a generation raised in intimacy with Christ and trained in prophetic intercession could open prison doors that comfort alone never could.

Under his leadership, The Altar Generation continues to raise young people in consecration, spiritual warfare, and the biblical knowledge of altars and priesthood — a movement built to reach far beyond Phalaborwa.

🔥 Be Part Of It

This Is Bigger Than Phalaborwa

Come stand at the altar with us. Every gathering, every prayer, every open door starts with someone choosing to show up.

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