Church Leaders Unite To See Souls Saved in London

by Staff Writer   |     |  
On Thursday, October 24, 2024, more than 390 church leaders and pastors convened at Central Hall Westminster in London to learn how their churches can be a part of the upcoming God Loves You Tour (GLYT) event scheduled for June 2025.
Pastor Wes Richards (centre) and fellow pastors who had previously attended God Loves You Tour events shared powerful testimonies about the profound impact these gatherings had on their congregations. They passionately encouraged other leaders to join them and witness the movement of God at the upcoming event.
After the spirit-filled worship session, Dr. Hugh Osgood and numerous other leaders connected over lunch, for a time of fellowship
At the London Kickoff Lunch, a team of chaplains from the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team (BG-RRT) was present. Bruce Govett (second from the right), a crisis-trained chaplain, and his colleagues engaged with guest pastors, explaining the vital roles of BG-RRT chaplains and their impactful work.
Steve Tebb took to the stage and led a dynamic praise and worship session that resonated deeply with everyone in attendance.
During the powerful worship session, pastors and leaders came together in unison to pray for the transformation of London, fervently believing for souls to be saved at the God Loves You Tour event in June 2025.
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Complimentary park-and-ride coach shuttles were provided to transport attendees from across the country directly to Central Hall Westminster.
Scott Lenning, Executive Festival Director, emphasised the significance of all the pre-events. Highlighting that “I Am Andrew”, an initiative focused on bringing friends and family who do not know the Lord to hear Franklin Graham share the Good News of Jesus Christ, lies at the very heart of the God Loves You Tour Outreach.
There is no excuse to not be united in the proclamation of the Gospel,” Viktor Hamm said as he encouraged the hundreds of church leaders in attendance.