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BOOKING NOW OPEN – Annual City Prayer Breakfast – Weds 12th October 08:00

The City Prayer Breakfast has for many years provided an annual focus for people who work in, or who have a heart for, the City of London to meet together and pray in the name of Jesus.

We host an annual breakfast in October each year. The 2022 event will take place on Wednesday 12 October 2022 at Holy Sepulchre Holborn and booking is now open.

Our theme this year is “How to Serve” and our speaker is Jeremy Brien, who works for the global commercial real estate services company CBRE as Regional Facilities Operations Director to GE sites across the UK and Western Europe.

After the main event there will be three concurrent breakout sessions until 10am. These will be hosted by the International Justice Mission (IJM) on modern day slavery, the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC) on the Executive Toolbox and workplace theology and The Word 121 on personal evangelism.

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Thurs 15th September

City Christian Heritage Walk – Thursday 15th September

The (late) summer evening walk, in collaboration with Christian Heritage Walks, will take place for those booked on the previously postponed event on Thursday 15th September.

There’s amazing church history in the City of London with sites associated with Wilberforce, Tyndale, Whitefield, Spurgeon, Elizabeth Fry, John Newton and many others. Each one, persuaded of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, saw Him bring forth wonderful, history changing fruit in this city as they abided in him. We will walk around various sites and pause to hear from Ben Virgo an account of the rich history of this City – come and see what the Lord has done!

Time: 6pm prompt – 8pm
Meeting point: St Paul’s Cathedral steps

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Our Speaker

Jeremy Brien

Jeremy Brien

Regional Facilities Operations Director, CBRE

Jeremy has been part of the Christian Network that has hosted online Alpha, runs weekly prayer meetings and has recently launched a Christian mentoring program in the workplace. Jeremy’s Christian faith has been a central part of his life and he says “since placing my faith and trust in Christ at the age of 10, I have sought to live a life of faithfulness to God and continue to actively practice and express my faith at a local Evangelical church with my family. It is in this context that I have the privilege of being and Elder, preacher and Trustee.”

This year we are excited to be offering three breakout sessions after the main event, between 0915-1000hrs. These will cover personal evangelism with The Word 121, the social action gospel and modern day slavery with the International Justice Mission and workplace theology with the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity. Please indicate which you would like to attend when booking.

The Word One to One

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The Word One to One is an easy-to-use resource helping Christians introduce their friends to Jesus by offering a guided read-through of John’s Gospel. The experience was first developed as the Lord gave senior insurance executive Richard Borgonon a vibrant Bible sharing ministry amongst his own London city connections. A team continues to develop the experience, and the resource is now used in 70 nations around the globe, with a mobile app and the contextualising of content for the majority world a couple of big priority items to pray for. We’ll be joined by Le Fras Strydom, CEO of the Word One to One, who will help us consider how we can share God’s Word with our own colleagues and friends.

London Institute for Contemporary Christianity

About 98% of UK Christians aren’t in church-paid work – that’s most of us. And we spend 95% of our time away from church – at work, school, home, down the pub, the shops, the gym – much of it with people who don’t know Jesus. LICC seeks to empower ordinary Christians, combining biblical insight with cultural understanding, to create frameworks, skills, and practices that help them flourish and show the difference Jesus makes – right where they are. The Executive Toolbox is an innovative programme of three 24-hour workshops run over a period of six months that will inspire, equip, and support you towards greater influence and impact, whatever your sector. Designed for women and men in mid to senior level executive roles and led by an experienced training team, the course combines teaching with case studies, worship, prayer and accountability triplets. It helps delegates develop biblical foundations, leadership skills, and spiritual practices addressing three core challenges: leading workplace culture change, building strong relationships, and using power and authority well.

International Justice Mission

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Right now, millions of people are trapped in slavery. 1 in 4 is a child. International Justice Mission (IJM) is a global organisation working to protect people in poverty from slavery and violence. Together with partners, IJM has brought more than 76,000 people to safety over the last 25 years and seen slavery decrease by up to 86% in places where they’ve worked. IJM partners with law enforcement, governments, survivors and communities to bring people to safety; bring criminals to justice; help strengthen justice systems; and build safe communities that last. Highlighted as one of 10 non-profits “making a difference” by U.S. News and World Report, IJM’s innovative work has been featured by the BBC, The Guardian, The Economist, The Financial Times, Forbes, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Today Show, National Public Radio, CNN and many other outlets.

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