You Tube video of 8 leaders prayer together
With all that has separated the Body of Christ over hundreds of years there is a mountain of disunity that we need to deal with. At Saints in the Stadium thousands of Christians from all traditions and backgrounds came together to call on God to seek His help for the United Kingdom. Eight people from different denominations of the Church stood and prayed for Oneness in the Body in the United Kingdom.
There is only one God and Father. Centuries of separateness amongst believers for countless reasons does not change the unity of God. Standing together and singing or praying does not change the separation in our hearts. Issues of truth do not become flexible with us simply holding hands.
We can, however, take heart from the increasing number of leaders and church representatives who want to see a change and want to stand together on the basis that Jesus is Lord. We prayed for God’s help in the matter of heart oneness. God is answering this prayer.
Standing together declaring the Lordship of Jesus
The representatives praying at Saints in the Stadium:
Leading – Dennis Wrigley – co-founder of the Maranatha Community
Bishop Geoff Pearson – Church of England Bishop of Lancaster Father Bill Keogh – Roman Catholic itinerant priest Rosie Critchlow – Co-ordinator of Network Manchester Pastor Phil Jump – Chairman of North West Free Church Council Mr John Cavanagh – Prayer Co-ordinator for Together for the Harvest Pastor Ayo Akinsanya – Senior Pastor of Deeper Life Church Merseyside Steve Clifford – Director of the Evangelical Alliance Calvin Strong – Young People’s Representative Watch hereTags: Christians together, Jesus is Lord, Maranatha, National Day of Prayer, Oneness, prayer, Saints in the Stadium, SHINE, St Helens, Together for the Harvest, Unity
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I pray that John 17 will be real in our lives and across our churches