The Carling Academy Brixton was shaken up last night with some of UK’s most popular Christian acts, as Soul in the City’s highly anticipated ‘Big Event’ kicked off in London.
The event was the conclusion of the organisation’s evangelistic initiative ‘Soul Week 2006: Louder than Words’, which involved a week of hard work in numerous outreach projects across London.
The line-up of the ‘Big Event’ included Andy Flannagan, 29th Chapter, Jahaziel, Judah and Secret and Lou Fellingham.
Patrick Regan, CEO of XLP and Soul in the City, and Dr Jonathan Oloyede of Glory House hosted the big night, pumping up the audience of thousands to worship God.
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