 Series EndFire on Marsham Street has now run consecutively for 18 weeks. The last meeting of 2008 was on November 27th. The series has come to an end. Check back here for any upcoming future events.
Geralds Blog
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There Probably is a God – a counter campaign
The British Humanist Association in their “There Probably isn’t a God…” campaign state on their web page that “our vision is a world without religious privilege or discrimination, where people are free to live good lives on the basis of reason, experience and shared human values.”
All very good, and I’ve no doubt that people who [...] 
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There Probably is a God.
In response to the recent campaign – ‘There’s probably no god. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life’, we’ve decided to start another campaign:
There probably is a God. Now stop worrying and start looking for him. He is everywhere.
Lets have some fun with this!
We’ve ordered thousands of flyers so if you or your church would [...] 
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Coates on the Crunch
Firstly we have to acknowledge, that we as Christians may be just as guilty as those who don’t know Christ in putting our trust and confidence in banks, building societies and Downing Street statements about the economy.
This is the time to transfer our confidence from institutions to the Lord Himself.
Secondly we might also need to [...] 
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Marsham Street Meetings
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Series End Fire on Marsham Street has now run consecutively for 18 weeks. The last meeting of 2008 was on November 27th. The series has come to an end. Check back here for any upcoming future events. An update from Gerald Coates following the first Event:
Around 500 turned up for a very strong, vibrant time of sung worship, praise and prayer for London and beyond.
Testimonies were given, including a woman who had been in a wheelchair for a year, in and out of hospital and in significant pain. She is now without the wheelchair!
Three gave their lives to Christ and hundreds received prayer, impartation and prophecies in the latter part of the meeting.
We’re back there tonight (Thursday 31st) at 7.30pm and every Thursday until further notice Parking on and near to Marsham Street is usually available on single yellow lines in the evening and their is no Congestion Charge after 6.00pm. Refreshments are availablen there.
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