Thy Kingdom Come is an international move of prayer launched four years ago by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.  We are all encouraged to observe the period from Ascension (May 21st) to Pentecost (May 31st) as a time for committed prayer for our family, friends and nation. Over this period, we will be posting a short video each day by way of prompt to prayer. Our suggestion is that you watch the video prayerfully and then pray afterwards for as short or as long as you wish.

More resources can be found on the Thy Kingdom Come website and the Thy Kingdom Come section of the Church of England’s website.

Click below for today’s reflection by Rev. Greg Smith.

Thy Kingdom Come is an international move of prayer launched four years ago by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.  We are all encouraged to observe the period from Ascension (May 21st) to Pentecost (May 31st) as a time for committed prayer for our family, friends and nation. Over this period, we will be posting a short video each day by way of prompt to prayer. Our suggestion is that you watch the video prayerfully and then pray afterwards for as short or as long as you wish.

More resources can be found on the Thy Kingdom Come website and the Thy Kingdom Come section of the Church of England’s website.

Click below for today’s reflection by Sue Masters.

Thy Kingdom Come is an international move of prayer launched four years ago by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.  We are all encouraged to observe the period from Ascension (May 21st) to Pentecost (May 31st) as a time for committed prayer for our family, friends and nation. Over this period, we will be posting a short video each day by way of prompt to prayer. Our suggestion is that you watch the video prayerfully and then pray afterwards for as short or as long as you wish.

More resources can be found on the Thy Kingdom Come website and the Thy Kingdom Come section of the Church of England’s website.

Click below for today’s reflection by Rev. Greg Smith.

Thy Kingdom Come is an international move of prayer launched four years ago by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.  We are all encouraged to observe the period from Ascension (May 21st) to Pentecost (May 31st) as a time for committed prayer for our family, friends and nation. Over this period, we will be posting a short video each day by way of prompt to prayer. Our suggestion is that you watch the video prayerfully and then pray afterwards for as short or as long as you wish.

More resources can be found on the Thy Kingdom Come website and the Thy Kingdom Come section of the Church of England’s website.

Click below for today’s reflection by Rev. Phil Richardson.

Thy Kingdom Come is an international move of prayer launched four years ago by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.  We are all encouraged to observe the period from Ascension (May 21st) to Pentecost (May 31st) as a time for committed prayer for our family, friends and nation. Over this period, we will be posting a short video each day by way of prompt to prayer. Our suggestion is that you watch the video prayerfully and then pray afterwards for as short or as long as you wish.

More resources can be found on the Thy Kingdom Come website and the Thy Kingdom Come section of the Church of England’s website.

Click below for today’s reflection by Rev. Greg Smith.

Thy Kingdom Come is an international move of prayer launched four years ago by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.  We are all encouraged to observe the period from Ascension (May 21st) to Pentecost (May 31st) as a time for committed prayer for our family, friends and nation. Over this period, we will be posting a short video each day by way of prompt to prayer. Our suggestion is that you watch the video prayerfully and then pray afterwards for as short or as long as you wish.

More resources can be found on the Thy Kingdom Come website and the Thy Kingdom Come section of the Church of England’s website.

Click below for today’s reflection by Sue Masters.

Thy Kingdom Come is an international move of prayer launched four years ago by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.  We are all encouraged to observe the period from Ascension (May 21st) to Pentecost (May 31st) as a time for committed prayer for our family, friends and nation. Over this period, we will be posting a short video each day by way of prompt to prayer. Our suggestion is that you watch the video prayerfully and then pray afterwards for as short or as long as you wish.

More resources can be found on the Thy Kingdom Come website and the Thy Kingdom Come section of the Church of England’s website.

Click below for today’s reflection by Rev. Phil Richardson

Thy Kingdom Come is an international move of prayer launched four years ago by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.  We are all encouraged to observe the period from Ascension (May 21st) to Pentecost (May 31st) as a time for committed prayer for our family, friends and nation. Over this period, we will be posting a short video each day by way of prompt to prayer. Our suggestion is that you watch the video prayerfully and then pray afterwards for as short or as long as you wish.

More resources can be found on the Thy Kingdom Come website and the Thy Kingdom Come section of the Church of England’s website.

Click below for today’s reflection by Rev. Greg Smith.

Thy Kingdom Come is an international move of prayer launched four years ago by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.  We are all encouraged to observe the period from Ascension (May 21st) to Pentecost (May 31st) as a time for committed prayer for our family, friends and nation. Over this period, we will be posting a short video each day by way of prompt to prayer. Our suggestion is that you watch the video prayerfully and then pray afterwards for as short or as long as you wish.

More resources can be found on the Thy Kingdom Come website and the Thy Kingdom Come section of the Church of England’s website.

Click below for today’s reflection by Rev. Greg Smith.

Thy Kingdom Come is an international move of prayer launched four years ago by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.  We are all encouraged to observe the period from Ascension (May 21st) to Pentecost (May 31st) as a time for committed prayer for our family, friends and nation. Over this period, we will be posting a short video each day by way of prompt to prayer. Our suggestion is that you watch the video prayerfully and then pray afterwards for as short or as long as you wish.

More resources can be found on the Thy Kingdom Come website and the Thy Kingdom Come section of the Church of England’s website.

Click below for today’s reflection by Rev. Greg Smith.