Hundreds worship 'Limitless' God at KC:London eventTheresa Stone - 28 Sep 2012

Pete Greig speaking at last night's KC:London prayer event. Photo by Bill Cahusac

KC: London prayer and worship events have been happening every month or two since the alpha and 24-7 resourced 'Kingdom Come 2012' year of prayer began. The nights consists of an organic two hours of worship and prayer taking place at Holy Trinity Brompton Church in London. There is no agenda, we wait on God and without fail, he always turns up.

Last night, the prophet Carl Wills joined Pete Greig, Nicky Gumbel, Tim Hughes, and a couple of hundred worshippers, dancers and artists and gave a word about God being 'limitless' and always pursuing us. Lives were challenged and changed. The whole meeting corporately prayed God's blessing on the gift of writing and creativity. 

New 24-7 GB National Director, Brian Heasley prayed again for the crisis in Syria and those suffering there, while a photojournalist called Daniel got up and shared how God had challenged him to go to the warzone in Syria after June's KC: London and take photos of the unrest which were published by news organisations around the world. The photos served as evidence to the international community of Syrian Government's use of tanks in the troubles. (Read about Daniel's story here)

It was a special time, where God's presence was felt. If you live in the UK, near London, there will be another one held in November - click here for all the information about that event