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New Wine Summer Conference - 12/07/2009
The Presence - 17/10/2009
"Raising a Culture of Prayer" - 23/10/2009


Children in prayer

Watch this inspiring video  about what is happening around the world with children in prayer.

Friday Focus

Friday Focus invites Christians to pray on Fridays for our friends, neighbours, families, work colleagues, communities, churches and nations to see 'His Kingdom come'. This initiative has now run for two years undergirding all that has taken place connected with Hope 08. View JUNE Focus here

Pray at Noon

Join the 24-7 Prayer movement as they encourage us to pray the "Our Father " at noon every day. Find out more here

The Presence: Saturday 17 October at the NEC. A day to stand together to pray and proclaim The Glory of the Gospel, The Glory of the Cross, The Glory of His Presence. Tickets at £7 each available now.

 

arrow Welcome to Transformations Ireland

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Welcome to Transformations Ireland. Thank you for taking time to check out our web site.

We hope you will find these pages helpful and interesting and that you will discover more about who we are and what we do.

If you want to know more please contact us at info@transformations-ireland.org.

arrowGlobal Day of Prayer 2009 - 31st May

ALL 220 Countries participated in the Global Day of Prayer. 

"For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea"
Habakkuk 2:14

From the rising of the sun in the East to it's setting in the West all 220 nations joined together in worship and prayer on Pentecost Sunday 2009; praying for their nations and the nations of the world. 99 events took place across the UK; 15 of these in Northern Ireland.

Read the encouraging Feedback Reports for Northern Ireland.

arrowGDOP Prayer Guide for 90 Days

A prayer guide for 90 days from the day after Pentecost Sunday can be downloaded here

arrow Children in Northern Ireland twice as likely to pray

Children in Northern Ireland are twice as likely to pray regularly as children in other parts of the UK, according to a new survey. The survey by CBBC's Newsround found that 57 per cent of children in Northern Ireland prayed most days, whereas the UK average was only 22 per cent. The results also showed that 47 per cent of Northern Irish children want to do well at school and make their parents happy, compared with 34 per cent across the UK. Sixty-three per cent of children in Northern Ireland said that some children in their school were very badly behaved and made it difficult to learn, compared with 54 per cent across the UK. Children in Northern Ireland were also found to be more concerned about the credit crunch, money problems, animal cruelty and the environment.

arrowFree Speech and Assisted Suicide:

Coroners and Justice Bill Second Reading Debate. Continued prayer, action and pressure needed. More information here

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Divine Healing 7 Year Prayer Initiative