We’re excited to announce a series of new Thy Kingdom Come training events for 2019.

Christian leaders across the UK have today issued a joint letter encouraging Christians of all denominations to join in the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity which runs from 18-25th January 2019.

On Pentecost Sunday 2018 hundreds of Christians gathered in Nottingham city centre to kneel and pray as part of Thy Kingdom Come. Watch this interview with the event organisers, Debby and John Wright, National Directors of Vineyard Church UK and Pete Greig (24/7 Prayer).

Thy Kingdom Come recently won 'App of the Year' at the Premier Christian Digital Media Awards. The app, developed by SPCK Publishing, has been downloaded thousands of times in 38 countries.

Thousands of churches across the UK took part in Thy Kingdom Come. Here are a few case studies of smaller churches that were involved this year and some top tips for how to be involved as a small rural church.

For the last three years between Ascension to Pentecost, millions of Christians across the world have united in prayer as part of Thy Kingdom Come. We have produced a short report on Thy Kingdom Come's impact available for download.

Last weekend, Christians around the world gathered in prayer and worship on the final weekend of Thy Kingdom Come – the global ecumenical prayer movement initiated by the Archbishop of Canterbury and York.

Heard about Thy Kingdom Come but not sure how you or your church can take part? It’s not too late. We’ve gathered together some really easy ideas for how you can engage all ages

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Our Pentecost Sunday reflection is #ThyKingdomCome

A prayer from the BBC Pentecost Service with Archbishop Justin Welby.