See 24-7 Spain's funky outreach cafeTheresa Stone - 12 Mar 2013

Since the start of the 24-7 Prayer movement, a small group of Christians, led by Loida Fernandez and Aitor De La Camera in Burgos (a city two hours north from Madrid) felt connected to the 24-7 vision and started to meet to pray, worship and seek God for their town and the nation. 

The group has been meeting through highs and lows and has seen great fruit from their prayer. Their desire is greater than ever before to see God move in Spain in 2013, and as part of this, a member of the community has opened a funky three level cafe in the centre of Burgos' old town.

Ágora is a relaxing, creative space were people can connect and innovate. It employs refugees and community members, bringing people from all walks of life together.

The cafe hosts an alternative children's bookshop and a co-working hub to facilitate social entrepreneurs. The community in Burgos also want to create a 24-7 Prayer room on the top level.

Aitor, who co-leads 24-7 Prayer in Burgos says:

"We are meeting lots of non-Christians in this place. There is a girl who is connected with us, and she is into new-age stuff. She came to one of gatherings and was really moved. Now she wants to know more about Christianity."

Why not connect and join a mission team to 24-7 Burgos in Spain this summer?