Christians from different denominations, traditions and organisations are uniting for a latest National Week of Prayer.
It will happen from 12 to twenty October 2024 with the vision of gathering Christians from across the 4 nations of the UK to repent and pray for a spiritual awakening and more lives transformed by Jesus.
Church leaders backing the initiative include the Orthodox Archbishop of London, Archbishop Angaelos, and the Bishop of Winchester, Philip Mounstephen.
“There is nothing more powerful for us to do, than to hope. Stand together, pray together,” said Archbishop Angaelos.
“When we gather together, the Lord is in our midst. This week of prayer, allow us to pray for our nation for those deprived the proper to imagine or have their very own faith.”
Bishop Mounstephen said, “We are an empowered people and within the Spirit we will pray to the creator of the universe and imagine that things can and can change. Let us pray!”
Open Doors UK & Ireland, 24-7 Prayer, CARE and the Evangelical Alliance are only a few of the organisations getting involved within the campaign.
They shall be partnering together to encourage people across the UK and British Isles to organise regional prayer events.
On 16 October, a whole lot of individuals will gather on the Emmanuel Centre, near the Houses of Parliament in London, to hope for the nation and remember God’s continued work on this land.
Kamesh Flynn, the project co-ordinator, said, “Throughout the past few months, now we have been humbled at how open and engaged people across the nations have been in committing to praying for the nation as a Church collectively.
“No matter the denomination, individual area of influence, or whether you might be gathering three people or 3,000 people, we imagine this can be a moment for the UK to return to God and flourish within the identity present in Him.”
Father Dominic Robinson, from Central London Catholic Churches, added, “We need to invite you to collect for the National Week of Prayer as Christians together, remembering our need for God, thanking God for His great gifts, and praying as Christians together for the reawakening of the soul of our nation.”
For more details, go to: https://www.nationalweekofprayer.uk/
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