Thousands gathered yesterday at the Earls Court Arena in London for the fifth day of Dr Morris Cerullo’s 'Mission to London', to praise and hear some of the top preachers from around the world unite in exhorting the Holy Spirit.
In the midst of the hot and humid weather, the audience remained enegergised as the afternoon opened up with a powerful message by Alice Smith, the Executive Director of the U.S. Prayer Centre and a member of America’s national prayer committee.
Following was an intensive message delivered by Pastor Munsey, the founder and senior pastor of Family Christian Centre, one of North America’s most dynamic churches. Known for using his talent in drama to present the word of God in illustrated sermons, an immense reaction was revealed in the audience as Pastor Munsey acted out scenes in the story of Jacob along to dramatic music.
In addition, a dynamic praise and worship session was led by Noel Robinson & Nu Image, Earl Harrigan & Cindy Price, and Ron Kenoly.
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