Last month, more than 70,000 people gathered at a massive gospel event in London’s Trafalgar Square, where thousands of people gave their lives to Jesus Christ. Reports say CBN NewsEvangelist Daniel Chand, pastor of Pragma Church and founder of Walking Like Jesus Ministries (WLJM), rejoiced at what God did during the May 4 event. “We witnessed the fulfillment of not only history but prophecy,” he said. I have written “Thousands gathered in Trafalgar Square to hear the gospel. Seventy years after Billy Graham stood in that same spot, I joined other evangelists and pastors to bear witness, pray for the sick and, of course, preach the gospel, that greatest story of love,” the church’s website says.
As stated, WLJM websiteMultiple testimonials of healing have been published, including healing of lower back pain, arthritis, nerve pain, and macro-degenerative diseases.
In one video posted to social media, a woman claims she pushed through the crowds and was miraculously cured after a lump on her back completely disappeared.
“The lump disappeared,” she said. Declared The crowd cheered and howled with joy.
“God is not finished with Britain,” WLJM said. post On Instagram, she wrote: “We saw the Lord moving mightily in our Nation’s Capital! God is hearing from heaven and healing our nation. He is shaking all that needs to be shaken and pouring out His Spirit!”
Chand stood boldly in the square and “proclaimed, pleaded and preached the blood of Jesus throughout the land.”
Recently the gospel has been preached in public places all over Europe.
As Crosswalk heading As previously reported, another large rally took place in Paris, France last month, with over 25,000 people taking to the streets as part of the Jesus March in France.
Meanwhile, the Netherlands held a massive worship gathering at the 54th Opweking Pentecostal Conference, where over 63,000 people reportedly worshipped God and a further 700,000 joined online on Pentecost Sunday.
“Revival is following Jesus in the power of the Holy Spirit. Our desire is for the Netherlands to be filled with Jesus,” the group wrote on Instagram.
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