The Hillsong United Band from Sydney has begun a worship tour in the UK. The band will tour from 11th-21st August, with Marty Sampson and Joel Houston. The following is the tour schedule:
Bradford, UK
Date: 11th and 12th August
Event: Rocknations Bradford
Church: Abundant Life Centre
Norwich, UK
Date: 13th August
Church: Mount Zion Family Life Centre
London, UK
Date: 15th August
Church: Hillsong London
Soul Survivor, UK
Date: 18th - 21thAugust
Event: Soul Survivor, UK
After the UK Tour, Hillsong United will be going to Singapore for a tour over 21st-22nd August.
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