Jesus Culture is set to tour the UK and Germany this autumn.
The extremely popular revivalist/youth movement hails from Bethel Church in Redding in the US and will be bringing their passion for radical Christ-centred love to towns and cities across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
The tour kicks off on September 24 at the All Nations Centre in Leicester, before moving on to Wolverhampton, Southampton, Cardiff, London, Bath, Newcastle and ending in Belfast.
With the success of their live albums like “You Love Never fails”, “We Cry Out”, “Everything”, “Consumed”, and their very latest EP, “My Passion”, scoring high on the top 10 iTunes chart, this is a tour not to be missed!
Each tour night will feature worship, prayer, preaching and ministry.
Here’s what Jesus Culture has to say about it: “There will be a one night gatherings of worship, prayer, preaching and ministry, coming together and seek the lord as we pursue his presence.
“We believe that God is releasing healing revivalist into cities and universities in you nation. Come and be a part of God is doing.”
Jesus Culture UK Tour 2010:
24 September - All Nations Centre - Leicester, England
28 September - Civic Hall - Wolverhampton, England
29 September - Central Hall, Southampton, England
30 September - All Nations Centre - Cardiff, Wales
04 October - Kensington Temple - London, England
05 October - Bath Christian Trust - Bath, England
06 October - The Lancastrian Conference & Banqueting Suite - Newcastle, England
08 October - Belfast, Northern Ireland
www.jesusculture.com/uktour
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