24-7 Prayer exists to reconcile the world to God in Jesus Christ. We are changing the world by mobilising the Church in prayer, mission and justice.
24-7 Prayer UK tweeted:
Exeter Uni covered a whole week in prayer - They had people who didn’t know Jesus come & kneel while looking at...
KingdomCome2012 tweeted:
RT : Honest journalists are suffering from phone hacking. Please pray for the media this Sunday.
24-7 Prayer Ireland tweeted:
Part of tmrw night in Aldersgate House Belfast we hostin worship/prayer watch from 6pm-12.Goin to b mighty!
Prayer in Schools tweeted:
“A child just spent time kneeling at the cross…” Report from C of E School in Oxfordshire
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KC Prayer Room: Exeter Uni
Charlie Brown co-ordinated a prayer week at Exeter University for the campus. He writes: "The prayer week was incredible. By Thursday the slots were filled. We found as soon as people spent time in the 24-7 prayer room they would book another slot!
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Let justice roll like a river…
Andy Freeman writes: "Over 24-7 Prayer’s short history, it’s been amazing to see the connection between our prayers and practical action to care for the poor. Time and again we’ve learnt that nothing comes without praying first..."
Announcing Aufstehen
Are you coming to the 24-7 Eurogathering 2012? As we have planned for ‘Aufstehen’ this year, we have been struck that we want to strengthen our identity as a people of faith.
Pray in Christian Aid Week
Andy Clasper writes: "Christian Aid Week (13 - 19 May) is a time to express our unity as the people of God, our unity with one another and with the poorest communities in the world."
Prayer Cafes: When Caffeine Doesn’t Cut It…
Gill Beard of Greyfriars Church in Reading shares a bit of information with 24-7 about Prayer Cafés and Prayer Stops. Over the past 6 years, the two ministries have received around 6,000 prayer requests...
Transform Bexley Borough
"Wow, what an amazing weekend of prayer! TBB hosted a prayer weekend at St Johns Church Welling, the whole place was transformed into a huge prayer room." writes Steve Webster, TBB Co-ordinator