Westminster Prayer and History Walk

Westminster Prayer Walk, hosted and led by Prayer for London, in partnership with Methodist Central Hall Westminster

How much do you know about our rich Christian heritage in Westminster?

Join us for a special prayer walk, which will be taking place on 24 September starting outside Westminster Abbey at 5:30 pm. The walk will take you through this royal city, exploring the history of the English monarchy, the growth of the Westminster system of government, and an opportunity to pray for the current Prime Minister, Cabinet and batch of MPs.

NOTE: The meeting start point will be at 5:30 pm the Crimean War Memorial, the tall column in the forecourt outside the Great West Doors (main entrance) to Westminster Abbey.

Please register via the link below on Eventbrite.

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Immigration and the arrival of new faith groups has stirred a considerable public debate in the UK, energising groups at every point in the political spectrum. During this session we’ll look at some of the causes of this confusion, and consider how we, as Christians, can respond in a loving way to our Muslim neighbours.

Andrew Dimmock has worked extensively amongst Muslims in the UK and abroad for the past 2 decades, and is currently a trustee of Mahabba Network, which helps everyday Christians engage positively with their Muslim neighbours and friends.

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Service of Prayer and Remembrance for the Armed Forces’, St. Margaret’s Westminster on Thursday 8th November from 1-2pm, and refreshments after at the officers mess in Wellington Barracks.

“Defence Christians warmly invite all CIG members and their colleagues to the annual ‘Service of Prayer and Remembrance for the Armed Forces’. This national service will be hosted by the Armed Forces’ Chaplaincies and Military Christian Organisations and follows on from the opening of the Field of Remembrance. Attended by a range of VIPs including clergy, senior military officers, MPs and members of the House of Lords, it provides a unique opportunity to both the remember the Fallen and to pray for the living – both veterans and military personnel serving on operations around the globe.

In this Centenary year, the service will be led by the Bishop of the Forces and accompanied by the Band of the Scots Guards. It will mark the official opening of the There But Not There Armistice Exhibition by Lord Dannatt and include a commemoration of the Civil Service Rifles. Of interest to both military personnel and Civil Servants, the legacy of those Civil Service volunteers from across the Government Departments who joined up to form three Battalions of Infantry and lost over 1200 men in the fighting during WW1 will be remembered.

There is no need to register for the Service; however, if you wish to join us for refreshments at Wellington Barracks, please inform us via office@afcu.org.uk and bring Photo ID.

View More Info Here: Service of Prayer and Remembrance 2018