A four-day gathering is set to be held in London next month which aims to "Make the UK Holy Again".
It’s expected to bring together Christians from various denominations and backgrounds and has been organised by the Esther Prayer Movement together with London Shepherd Church.
The Esther Prayer Movement is a non-denominational prayer group that prays for gospel unification, a holy Republic of Korea, the United States, Israel, and the nations.
Hundreds of Christians from South Korea, the US and UK are set to attend the event which runs from 4th-7th August. It’s based on last year’s "Make the USA Holy Again" gathering which was held in Atlanta, Georgia and organisers hope it will spark a revival in the Christian faith across the UK.
"Make the UK Holy Again" will be held at the Emmanuel Centre and is being supported by Christian Concern. It’s chief executive Andrea Williams said: “We will gather to pray for revival in the UK — across every generation, every region, and every denomination. Together, we will cry out for a move of God that transforms hearts, communities, and the nation.”
The event will comprise of prayer, fasting, worship and guest speakers and is part of a wider Christian revival movement that seeks to reignite faith and spiritual fervour across the UK.
Paul Song, pastor of London Shepherd Church, said he wants to “see a great revival in the United Kingdom through this conference.
“Please join us and you can enjoy and you can pray Korean style prayer, we can cry out. Thank you. God bless you.”