HTB to Hold “Prayer for London” Event with Alpha & Jesus House

|PIC1|Holy Trinity Brompton, the home of the Alpha Course will host a gathering of Christians and worshippers to pray together for the re-evangelisation of London. The event will take place on Friday 16th September 2005 from 7-10pm and is expected to attract many.

The evening will include an exciting programme of events with Pastor Agu Irukwu, the senior pastor at Jesus House, as well as Jeremy Jennings, the Finance & Pastoral Director at Holy Trinity Brompton.

In addition, Rev Nicky Gumbel, the Alpha Chaplain will attend the event to unite in prayer with those gathered for London.

Rev Gumbel joined HTB as curate in 1986 and began overseeing the running of the Alpha Course there in 1990.
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Later in 1996 the Bishop of London appointed Rev Gumbel as an Alpha Chaplain. He speaks regularly at national and international Alpha conferences and is the author of several books including Questions of Life, which has sold over 750,000 copies, has been translated into 48 languages and was voted ‘Christian Book of the Year’ in 1994.

This latest Prayer for London event comes a year since the Alpha Course held an Alpha prayer meeting, ‘Prayer for London’ on Clapham Common where more than 4,000 people attended, which was just one of 200 Alpha Invitation prayer meetings that took place across the UK. Since then the Alpha Course has been set up in more than 800 churches in London within the M25 area.

This year’s event will be co-hosted by HTB and Jesus House For All The Nations. It will include lively worship led by the Tribe of Judah Gospel Choir and Jesus House band with Al Gordon and the HTB band.

Admission to the event is free and all are welcome to join the event to pray for London. For more details please click here.
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