Heal Our Land has been invited by several churches in the area to stage the musical event as a part of the Wyvern Technology College Creative Arts Festival, in the Big Top 

Sunday, 18 July  6:00 - 9:00pm 

Map:  http://wyvern.hants.sch.uk/index.php?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=140 

WEEK 1

Heal our Land Schedule:

Sat 10th - Fri 17th July
Week of prayer at St Thomas' Prayer Wall, 6am-midnight.

The week of prayer launches this Saturday (10th July) at 6-8am with prayer at the Prayer Wall from 6am followed by prayer walking the site of the Big Top at 7am. Please come along to pray for the Heal our Land event and more importantly for the lasting fruit in our community as we look to God to 'heal our land'.

The prayer wall will then be a particular focus for prayer for the next seven days. Resources will be available to help you pray for this special event in our community. If you haven't yet signed up for a regular prayer wall slot this is a great opportunity to try it out by spending an hour praying for 'Heal our Land'. If you want to see when the prayer wall is free click here, otherwise feel free to join someone else, there's plenty of space!

Fri 16th July
The week of prayer culminates in 'Breakthrough', which will be held at St Thomas' Church, 8pm-midnight on Fri 16th July. This will be a fantastic time to gather and raise our voice as we call out to God to heal our land with worship and inspiration to help us pray effectively together.

Sat 17th July
Family Festival, Wyvern Big Top, 10am-2pm
For more info on the Family Festival please click here

Sun 18th July
Church Together
St Thomas' Church All Together, Wyvern Big Top, 11am-12.15pm
Opportunity for the church to worship together as we prepare for Heal our Land.
(Please note there is no Living Room or co:mission services on Sunday 18th July)

Big Picnic
The Big Top, 12.30-2.30pm
Food, fun, games and music.

Heal our Land
The Big Top, 6-9pm
The main event! Invite your friends and family as we join in a night of music and prayer as we ask God to 'heal our land'. £5 entry for adults, U18s free.

WEEK 2

Monday–Thursday 19th-22nd July
Opportunity to see the message of 'heal our land' worked out in our community. Various times and places

Including:

Monday 19th July:
Youth event, the Stables (tbc)
7-9pm

Tuesday 20th July:
Strawberries on the Lawn
At Kings School
4-6pm
Fun, entertainment and refreshments for all the family.

Tuesday 20th July:
Youth event, the Stables
7-9pm

Wednesday 21st July:
The Fountain Cafe - community cafe
Windows on Wyvern
9-11am

Wednesday 21st July:
STAMP afternoon tea for the elderly
at St Thomas' Vicarage Garden
2-4pm

Jono Harvey
Associate Minister
St. Thomas' Church
07515 287108
www.sttoms.co.uk
 

WHAT"S NEXT????


The Heal Our Land event is to act as the catalyst for the recruitment of a further 50 School Pastors throughout the week who will then be fully trained and commissioned come September 2010, from all of the participating churches across all the schools of the sub-region as an ongoing witness to Jesus Christ.

  The semi-rural location of the Eastleigh sub-region means that the opportunity for ongoing week-in-week-out salt and light ministry will enable many conversations to lead to the opportunity for people to consider the Lord Jesus and coming into the life of the local churches. 

FOLLOW UP

Ongoing evangelistic initiatives through to 2012 following on from Heal Our Land UK

"Light Party" -  31 October 2010  a celebration of the light of Jesus in contrast to the darkness of Halloween.  This will have a youth and family focus and groups (29th Chapter and the Message Trust) will be helping the local regional churches to build on the Heal Our Land event for presentation of the Gospel to the community.

"Jesus Returns to the Stable: Nativity at The Quob Stables". 

In the region, a large equestrian training centre, which can hold 1500 people, will become the regional focus for the celebration of the nativity at the end of 2010. 

In both 2011 and 2012 it is anticipated that The Light Party and Nativity events will become fully established but also….

Heal Our Land will act as a pre-cursor and prophetic proclamation for a whole raft of plans for 2011 which is being called locally the “Year of the Bible”, as we “bolt-in” to the BibleFresh initiative, within the churches and the 2011 Trust within the local culture, as we celebrate the 400th Anniversary of the Authorised Version (KJV) of the Bible .

And then…….

Plans to engage the Olympic Games with external large Video screens locally will also give ongoing evangelistic opportunity throughout 2012.


In conclusion: Heal Our Land UK will inject life into the whole of the community from the summer of 2010 onwards, with week 2 specifically being seen as the “launch pad” for all sorts of ongoing evangelistic initiatives through to 2012 and beyond.