Soul in the City came to a close on a very sunny day on Saturday 7th August. Large crowds gathered at Trafalgar Square for the celebration, with delegates coming from all over the globe, even as far away as Australia; and many others also from the United States, Malaysia, South Africa.
The spiritual atmosphere built up by the event was felt by all who attended the event, with a festival-like feeling among the crowd.
The worship team played throughout the day and helped create a feeling of unity, solidarity and holiness in the heart of London.
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