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Margaret Channon of the Watford church has sent in some new designs for Prayer Postcards. She has received some response already, including one from another church for which the request was to pray for revival for their local church. Let’s all pray for revival wherever we are. Why not use some of Margaret’s postcards for your congregation or design some yourself? Maybe there are some keen photographers in your congregation whose photos you could use. The thought is to distribute the postcards however you can and thereby give people the opportunity for prayer and to contact us.

Can We Pray for You?

Can We Pray for You?

“More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of” wrote Tennyson in his poem about the death of King Arthur.

London Prayer Ministry Table

Our congregation in London offers to pray for people in the streets around where they meet. When they do this outreach suddenly Fitzroy Square becomes a place where prayer is “customarily made”, just like it was by the banks of the river in Philippi ((Acts 16:13).Offering to pray for people invites them into the fellowship of God and is a way of meeting others at their point of need. Please continue to pray for this special ministry of the London church.

Are you Burdened?

“What hinders me from being baptized?” the Ethiopian asked Philip. The reply was, “If you believe with all your heart, you may” (Acts 8:36 37).

After baptism people receive the laying on of hands of the ministry to indicate that God has set them apart for sanctification by the Holy Spirit. In this photo Karen Griffiths receives the laying on of hands from James Henderson and Fraser Murdoch.

Karen Griffiths of the Birmingham congregation and Michael Beech of the Great Baddow congregation confessed their faith in Christ through baptism in the month of October. Welcome, Karen and Michael, to the Body of Christ, which is the church, and to the fellowship of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

Michael Beech from the Great Baddow congregation