24-7 Prayer is 5 years old. The celebration Iam5 is on today in London. I met Pete Grieg about 5 years ago and was excited to hear his story then – even more so now that teh ministry has blossomed out of control. Today, 1200+ people will gather in London to celebrate 5 years of unbroken global prayer. I was with the leaders last night at a special vow-making, history-connecting meeting with Pete Grieg and Floyd McClung and others. I will not be at the event today because i am shooting off home to be with my lovely wife who i miss and to see my kids, who ROCK, and to see my dear friends Derek and Amy Chapman. They just flew in from USA and will leave Monday night – so we will get home ASAP. My driver is James but we are sharing the driving – and nooooooo . . . i am not going to say “Home James” when i hop in the car.
Send my love to the Chapman’s. I think that 25-7 prayer forum rocks. Regards to the family.
sounds like you had a great trip…glad you are heading home to many hugs!
we missed you at emergent usa….
but you were there in spirit as your name came up several times : )
i am glad you got to celebrate with the 24-7 folks!
they have impacted my life greatly and i started my first prayer room thanks to dan slatter of warehouse/revelation in 2001! blessings to you and deb and the fam! lilly
I heard you were coming to Dallas, TX (USA) in March. Is that true?
hi daniel – yes – i have some meetings in USA and Canada – no date for Texas yet but late March sounds right.
hi skinsta
i blogged about the 24-7 conference. it was brill.
“…a shift from being a prayer movement that does mission, to a mission and justice movement that prays a lot… time for 24-7 to grow up… if you thought the pregnancy was good, just wait ’til you meet the baby…”
there’s much in those comments from pete greig that i respect and hold dear. IAM5 on saturday was simply superb in so many regards. check numerous blogs for mini-reports, check the main 24-7 prayer website for a full report in due course.
go 24-7prayer… or, as they/we so often cry, ‘come on!’