out and about
CWM don't just pray, we listen to God and we do what He tells us to do. This leads us on many adventures and gives us the opportunity to meet so many amazing people. When we are in the right place, with the right people, doing the right thing, we see God bringing heaven to earth in so many dynamic ways.
Thank you all for coming to the Worship evening in St John’s Church, Southport last night. Huge thanks to our dear friend Jenny who is the Vicar of St John’s Church for hosting us. Our amazing Big Push worship team who led us into God’s presence. Our wonderful friend and Adviser John Sutton-Smith for bringing a very powerful word of challenge and encouragement to everyone. All who prayed, shared prophetic words and worshipped in unity to raise the name of Jesus over Southport. The presence of God was truly tangible with lives transformed, people coming to salvation and most importantly God glorified.
Following the tragic deaths of Bebe King, Elsie Dot Stancombe and Alice Dasilva Aguiar, the attack on several other little girls and those who tried to intervene, we cried out to God in prayer. We mobilised many on zoom from across the nation and in person at Toxteth Tabernacle. We also prayed on site in Southport and as the protests began in Liverpool.
In September 24 we returned to the Cairngorms to minister with our dear friends Charles and Lynne Finney - what a joy! This is Sue ringing the ancient St Adamnan’s bell located in Insh Church. It is one of only 5 bronze bells remaining in Scotland from 900 AD used for calling people to worship.
We joined with the Jesus Outpouring Prayer March by hosting the Inspection Gate. We worshipped and prayed for lots of people.
We had the privilege of leading one precious lady to Jesus. The transformation on her face was truly remarkable.
Our team prayed in Westminster Abbey prior to the Coronation of King Charles.
We prayed for the Liverpool Women's Hospital for most of 2021 for the protection of the staff, women and babies. Then on 14 November 2021, a taxi carrying a passenger arrived at the main entrance . An improvised explosive device carried by the passenger ignited, killing him and injuring the driver. Not one window was broken or any member of the public other than the driver were injured.
The Unity of Liverpool was a slave vessel registered to Liverpool. We went to the Liverpool Transatlantic Slavery Museum to pray over the actual ship's log, in repentance to break any curses that may have stopped a healthy unity developing between churches
We prayer walked across the Liverpool waterfront releasing the presence and peace of God. No matter who comes here there will be no trouble or violence.
7/9/22 Sue prayed in Houses of Parliament
We sailed and prayed on the Leeds to Liverpool Canal
Some of our team travelled to St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle to pray following a prophetic word 3rd June 22
We were blown away by the timing of Queen Elizabeth passing and the way that God answered our prayers for the transition and the nation.