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Join us to pray for London’s Estates 4th – 10 July 

London Estates Prayer Week 24-7

People all over London will be joining together to pray for our estates You can pray from near or far!

How can I get involved?

Check out the ‘locations’ section for prayer rooms and activities near you

Sign up here for shifts in the online prayer room

Check out the downloads page to get resources to help you pray from home

Click here to sign up to receive more information direct from London Estates 24/7

“London estates are the forgotten London, the bypassed, overlooked and ignored London. Except to Jesus Christ. To him they are the places where God is specially present, the object of an extraordinary love, and the focus for justice and hope.
This 24-7 prayer week will look to remember the forgotten, cross over to those often passed by, and turn our full attention to those usually ignored.
I commend this week to you and hope that you will commit to pray for the estates of London. In doing so we will, of course, discover that the Lord is there before us, calling us to join him”

+Adrian | Rt Rev Adrian Newman | The Bishop of Stepney

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Easter Service

Please do join us for our Easter Service.

It is being held on the 27th Floor of the Empress State Building (ESB) at 12.30pm on Friday 18th March 2016

Featuring guest speaker Steve Coulson

‘Easter themed’ refreshments along with tea & coffee will be provided afterwards

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Celebration of Christianity in the Police Service

Celebration of Christianity 2015

The London Christian Police Family invite you to join them for a special Praise and Worship celebration service, bringing London’s Christian police officers & staff together with the wider Christian community of London.
The service features Revd Richard Coekin from Co-Mission church and a live worship band. Friday October 16th at the Emmanuel Centre, Marsham Street, London, SW1 at 6.00 pm. – Admission is free but you must reserve your ticket.

Watch short videos from our previous celebrations here. http://vimeo.com/ChristianPolice (will open a new window). If you use twitter – please retweet and favourite our twitter post, to help raise awareness of this event. Twitter Post

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Christians in Government Prayer Event

Dear Friend,

I would like to invite you and others to our Christians in Government, Christians in Parliament and Christians in Politics week of prayer event on 1st July at Emmanuel Centre SW1. This event is an opportunity for people outside Parliament, Government and the Civil Service to come and pray for those on the inside. This year we have invited Kris Vallaton, Senior Pastor, Bethel Church and some of their worship team to join us. We will also have Christian MPs, civil servants and others involved in government sharing about their work.

The meeting will start at 7pm and last until 8.30ish. There will also be a social gathering with food at 6pm. Please sign up for the main event (with or without food) using the following link: https://eventbrite.co.uk/event/17006399599/

God bless,

Aidan Mews, Christians in Government UK

Download the Prayer Guide here

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Bethel Church visiting New Scotland Yard (2nd July)

On Thursday 2nd July – Bethel Church from California, USA are coming to New Scotland Yard to minister to us. Expect powerful prohecy and prayer.

It’s open to all serving MPS officers and staff. We expect this meeting to take place at 1pm-2pm, but this may change nearer the time.

Click here to register a place to be kept informed on room location and time.bethel logo

 

 

 

 

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Archbishop of Canterbury meets with Christian Police

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby with the Christian Family in the Met.ABC NSY

We were recently blessed by a visit from the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby. He reached out to us wishing to learn more about our experiences as Christians in the Police Service. The discussion at New Scotland Yard led to Chris Heflin-Scott being invited to Lambeth Palace for further prayer and discussion with the Archbishop. Two other officers were also invited to the palace to receive prayer. He wanted to learn more about our experiences as Christians in the Police Service. LCPF Ambassador Sgt Dave Turtle also engaged with him when they met shortly afterwards daveturtleABC at the Cinnamon Faith Audit held at the Emmanuel Centre.

Throughout our meetings with the Archbishop a number of topics were discussed including prayer, peace, and tackling poverty. We also discussed how we as a family in the Met can be better supported, and how we can help the Met to integrate more fully with the communities of London.

Please give thanks to God for this new relationship with the Archbishop and his staff at Lambeth Palace. Please do pray that this new connection with Justin Welby will be fruitful, and please pray for him as he leads the Church of England and the world-wide Anglican communion.