Over 70,000 people gathered for a massive gospel event in London’s Trafalgar Square last month, where thousands surrendered their lives to Jesus Christ. As reported by CBN News, Evangelist Daniel Chand, pastor of Pragma Church and founder of Walking Like Jesus Ministries (WLJM), rejoiced at what God had done during the event on May 4th. “We witnessed not only history but prophecy being (fulfilled),” he wrote on the ministry’s website. “Thousands in Trafalgar Square heard the Gospel. Seventy years after Billy Graham stood in the same spot, I, along with other evangelists and pastors, shared testimonies, prayed for the sick, and, of course, declared the greatest love story - The Gospel.”
As noted on the WLJM website, multiple testimonies of healing were presented, including healing from back pain, arthritis, nerve pain, and macro degenerative disease.
In one video posted to social media, a woman pushed through a crowd to testify that she had been miraculously healed after a lump in her back completely disappeared.
“I’ve had a lump disappear,” she declared as the crowd cheered and shouted for joy.
“God’s not finished with the United Kingdom,” WLJM said in a post on Instagram. “We saw the Lord move powerful(ly) in our nation’s capital! God is hearing from heaven and healing our land. He’s shaking everything that needs to be shaken and pouring out his Spirit!”
Chand stood in the square boldly, “proclaiming, pleading, and preaching the blood of Jesus over the nation.”
Recently, the Gospel has been preached in public spaces across Europe.
As Crosswalk Headlines previously reported, another large gathering took place in Paris, France, last month, where more than 25,000 people marched on the streets as part of the March of Jesus in France.
Meanwhile, there was a large worship gathering in the Netherlands at the 54th annual Opwekking Pentecost Conference. Over 63,000 people worshipped God, while an additional 700,000 reportedly participated online on Pentecost Sunday.
“Revival means following Jesus in the power of the Holy Spirit. This is our desire: The Netherlands full of Jesus,” the organization wrote on Instagram.
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