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Prayer 24

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At St Bart's, we believe that prayer changes things! So we spent 24 hours as church community praying continuously for those who come, the ongoing groups and activities and our community.


On the Wednesday night we shared food, took part in all age creative prayer stations, worshipped and prayer walked. This marked the beginning of a powerful 24 hours of prayer, with more worship the following night to celebrate all that God had done!


We also put a new page on our website (check it out below!), which we will keep up for the coming weeks, to inspire our personal or family prayer times.


We can't wait for more events like this over the next year, thanks to all those who took part!






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