More than 1200 church leaders from 83 countries attended Alpha’s week for leaders from Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Holy Trinity Brompton last month.
More than 200 members of the HTB congregation served as volunteers during EMEA Week in a wide variety of ways.
HTB joined together with three other churches for a big youth event on the Thames when around 180 youth and their leaders took part in a boat party last month.
HTB’s Church House hosted separate breakfast events for both men and women last month.
The Lower Chapel at Eton College was packed with pupils, parents and teachers last month to hear HTB curate Jamie Haith speak about ‘Is the Church dying?’
More than 1,600 people are now booked into HTB’s July holiday week in Pakefield, Suffolk.
On Friday 15th June, 200 youth from HTB, Soul Survivor Watford and St Andrew's Chorleywood joined together for a Boat Party on the river Thames.
Last Saturday 24 hours of continuous prayer and worship took place at Holy Trinity Brompton, finishing at midnight on Saturday (Sunday morning).
On Thursday June 14th, Revd Dr James Stevens, from Trinity College, Bristol gave St Paul's Theological Centre's Annual Lecture at HTB.
More than 9,000 people cheered and applauded HTB Vicar Nicky Gumbel as he spoke at a major interdenominational Christian conference in Stuttgart, Germany, last month.
