Christians across Manchester are being called to join together to pray for the youth of our city at a special Prayer Event at Manchester Cathedral on Tuesday 14 July at 7.30pm.

Hundreds of people of all ages, backgrounds and denominations from across Greater Manchester are expected to attend the free event called ‘Hope for the Future’.

The evening will focus on youth culture and what is being done all over Greater Manchester to help our young people.

Alan Saunders, Coordinator of Hope Manchester, comments, ‘Hope for the Future is an evening when we don’t focus on any ministries or initiatives but Manchester Cathedral is filled with Christians to pray for young people and the future for Greater Manchester.

‘The night will feature prayer for revival and revolution, parents praying for their children, prayer for young people in our churches, praying for all those who work with young people, and young people who don’t yet know Christ.’

‘During the planning, we were led to Isaiah 61: 3 and 4 which prophesies: “They will be like great oaks that the Lord has planted for his own glory. They will rebuild the ancient ruins, repairing cities destroyed long ago. They will revive them.”‘

Entry to ‘Hope for the Future’ is free of charge. Everyone is welcome.

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