Something unusual is happening in London amid two seemingly unconnected events.
People are showing an unprecedented interest in the Seventh-day Adventist health message after a series of church-organized fairs, and public uncertainty is running high following Britain’s recent vote to leave the European Union.
The unexpected result: fertile ground for a major evangelistic series titled “The Right Time, The Right Message,” which opens Saturday evening after a year of planning by the U.S.-based Three Angels Broadcasting Network in partnership with the local Adventist Church, organizers said.
“History has demonstrated that people have been won to Jesus Christ when they are in transition or when there is a crisis,” said Emmanuel Osei, acting president of the church’s South England Conference, whose territory includes London. “Europe is in a crisis. The world is in crisis.”
Brexit Sets Stage for Major Evangelistic Series in London
Something unusual is happening in London amid two seemingly unconnected events. People are showing an unprecedented interest in the Seventh-day Adventist health message after a series of church-organized fairs, and public uncertainty is running high following Britain’s recent vote to leave the European Union. The unexpected result: fertile ground for a major evangelistic series titled…
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