With the General Election announced for July, Archbishop of York encourages us to prayerfully consider how to use our vote to best benefit God's world. 🙏

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The coming General Election is a critical moment in the life of our nation. Even in the heat of the debate, let's treat each other with respect and kindness.

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The growth in antisemitism in our society is a danger we cannot be indifferent to.

We must not be silent in the face of the extremist ideologies of either antisemitism or anti-Muslim hatred.

The The Church of England has a vocation to build bridges between communities – let’s keep

This is wonderful news – I’m deeply grateful to His Majesty for again demonstrating his commitment to supporting faith communities across the country.  I hope it affirms and strengthens us all in fighting antisemitism and other prejudice.

How should I pray? For many of us it’s hard to know where to start. One way is to use your hand as a model for prayer.

‘The more inadequate we feel, the more opportunity for God to show up.'

For the final day of #ThyKingdomCome 2024, watch Jackie Pullinger MBE reflect on ministry in the power of the Holy Spirit to build up the whole Church.

🕯️ DAY 10: God who empowers

‘The Spirit is this velcro that enables us to receive what God gives.’

Watch this inspiring conversation on ‘The God who empowers’ from the leading digital youth ministry, The Way UK and chris russell.

To mark the season between Ascension and Pentecost, many churches around the world have been taking part in a Novena - a 9-day time of prayer and reflection - supported by 'Thy Kingdom Come'.

The Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, Bishop Anthony Poggo, has written the

🕯️ DAY 9: God who encourages

‘When God sees our failures His response isn't anger, it’s forgiveness.’

Watch this moving piece from The Way UK on the goodness and faithfulness of God.

🕯️ DAY 8: God who saves

‘Continue to pray for your loved ones... your prayers are seeds that are sown.’

Watch this beautiful reflection from Kemi Bamgbose, Project Lead for TKC, as she shares how she came to faith through the persistent prayers of her childhood best friend.

🕯️ DAY 7: God who listens

‘No matter where you come from or what your background is, everybody has a way that they can come to God in prayer.’

Tom Hart, Youth President of The Methodist Church In Britain of The Methodist Church, shares an inspiring reflection on the theme of ‘Listening’ for #ThyKingdomCome 2024.

As we witness the devastating violence, suffering and fear in Rafah and across Gaza, I appeal to the Government of Israel to consider the likely atrocious human cost of an incursion into Rafah.

Please join me in urgent prayer that the protection of civilians, central to

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry Presiding Bishop Michael Curry has been supporting Thy Kingdom Come for many years and we are pleased to share his heartfelt message of encouragement to all those taking part in #ThyKingdomCome .

Please join us as we continue to pray for God's Kingdom to come and for

🕯️ DAY 6: God who walks with us

‘The courage Florence had in her life was built on a place of personal prayer.’

Watch this moving story about Florence Li Tim-Oi, the first woman priest in the Anglican Communion, and how she drew strength from her faith in God.

It’s Mental Health Awareness Week 🎉

If you’re needing a little support, here’s who to call ☎️

DAY 5: God who gives

‘When individuals have a revelation of God's love, their lives will be changed.’

Watch this wonderful reflection on the importance of giving as God gives from Bishop Henry Bull, Epospical Bishop of Vanua Levu and Taveuni, Fiji @AnglicanCommunion

It was deeply moving to gather for worship with Anglicans at Christ Church Cathedral in Zanzibar this morning for a special reconciliation service.

Across cultures and continents, we are united by the love of Jesus Christ.

DAY 4: God who creates

‘Painting and prayer are intertwined, and my paint brushes often become tools of intercession.’

Watch this beautiful reflection from Rev Chris Duffett on connecting with God through prayer and painting.

As Christians, we are called to be peacemakers. It was a privilege to meet the President of Zanzibar this morning where we discussed the importance of peace and stability in a world so often consumed with conflict and division. I was particularly encouraged to hear of his efforts