Theme: The Role, Operations and Manifestations of the Holy Spirit in the Life of the Church – When the Apostolic Church was growing, we were not seen as people with apostles and prophets. We were seen as apostolic and prophetic people. We want to be back to being this. Jesus styles this for us.
Key Scripture:Â John 4:4-30
The world is looking for answers, and they are not looking at science. People are looking for spiritual answers, and here we are, the people of God. We are the aroma of Christ. Jesus read from Isaiah in the synagogue, “The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is upon me, for He has anointed me to bring good news.”
This meeting at the well is a key moment in history. It was the beginning of a revival that we read about in the book of Acts. The Holy Spirit compelled Jesus to travel through Samaria. How many of us are aware of the compelling of the Spirit today in our daily lives? Listen to Pastor Ivan to find out more about your destiny:
Your Prayer is Deathless
Prayer is the powerhouse of the Church. It is prayer which connects us to the Holy Spirit. It is prayer that transforms and changes the destiny of our lives and that of our children. Prayers are deathless. They outlive the lives of those who uttered them. – E.M. Bounds
Through prayer, we banish anxiety and invite the peace of God! Do you desire to see All Nations’ Centre grow and be the place of blessing this nation needs it to be? Join us for the pre-service prayer, 30 minutes before the main service!
Reflection – Memories
Apostolic and Prophetic People
We are meeting in-person at the All Nations’ Centre, Tyers Terrace, London SE11 5LY. You are very welcome to join us. All our Sunday Services start a 10 am. The doors open at 9 am. Prayer service begins at 9.30 am. The All Nations’ Centre is a place where the community meets with God as a congregation. Please help us to make it a welcoming environment for all.
There are many advantages to meeting together. Do not miss this opportunity to meet with your brothers and sisters!
Service Times are Changing
See the notice from the presbytery on the change of service times as announced by Pastor Abraham Sackey. From Sunday, 4 June, the main service will begin at 9.30 am. Prayer will begin from 9 am.
We look forward to seeing you next week!
