The Mill Statement

A number of leaders from different churches, ministries and networks  from England came together in late January to pray and seek God – asking – “what are you saying at this time?” We agreed that God is calling us to prepare for a time of awakening in the land – it will be a time of great opportunity but also a time of significant challenge.

We identified five key areas of prayer focus – To pray for God’s mercy to triumph over His judgment; for the whole church to awaken ;  for the unity of all God’s people;  for the release of God’s word and spirit and to pray for a revival generation.  For more information take the full statement from our website  The Mill Statement– and use it to shape your prayer and share it with others you know. We are now in the process of inviting other ministries to link into this new journey of unity and agreement in prayer.

We want to encourage you to stand with us and pray – on your own, in groups, in churches - for your families, neighbours, road, neighbourhood, town, city and the nation. We are very conscious of God’s great prayer challenge – “you do not have because you do not ask. “ Now is the time to pray with determination and commitment.

One of our key prayer themes in The Mill Statement is a call to wake up. There is a well known painting by William Holman Hunt called The Light of the World – Jesus stands at an overgrown, under used door and knocks – waiting to be invited in. The wakeup call starts with us. Jesus is calling us into a deeper relationship with him and so we are more aware of and responsive to what is happening around us. He calls us to be ambassadors for his kingdom. A wake up call is disturbing. We may want to deny we were asleep, we feel shaken up. God wants his church to wake up.

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7:14 Election Prayer UK.. calling Christians to gather where they are to pray outside on 6 May 2015 – 7.14-8.15pm. A gathering will be held in Parliament Square London No stage, no mics, no brands, no speaker. Just the people of God in one place at one time, with the healing of lands on our hearts. If you'd like to organise an event where you are, contact: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Spread the word, head to facebook www.facebook.com/events/901331183222958; Tweet using #electionprayeruk

This is a joint venture between 'The National Day of Prayer and Worship' and '7:14 Prayer', with many other groups supporting it such as '24-7 Prayer' and 'YWAM'. This is a call to the church to come together in prayer for our nation. From the heart of Westminster, to the farthest reaches of the land, God is calling His church to rise. Many challenges face the UK, threats that could tear us apart, but God's word speaks of healing and hope if we'd only turn to Him!

Praying for London’s Estates 29 June – 5th July 2015
Every day will see the baton of prayer passed to a new part of London at midnight. Each area of      London will cover that 24 hours in prayer.  And why not join in if you aren’t in London!  http://londonestates247.org
 
Prayer & Mission re Rugby World Cup Sept/Oct 2015
This is the world’s third largest international sports event  and comes to the UK during September/October 2015. 20 national squads - including all the home nations, 48 games and 50 training centres, 400,000 visitors from over 100 nations, and massive media coverage. Games will take place in Newcastle, Manchester, Leeds, Twickenham, Cardiff, Birmingham, Leicester, Milton Keynes, Exeter, Brighton, Gloucester, London Wembley & Olympic Stadiums. The Engage 2015 prayer team are creating a strategy and resources to offer a variety of ways for you and your church/group to pray. Find out more: www.engage2015.co.uk
 
Praying for the Near East 2015.
Cry Out At His Feet For The Near East 2015” we are searching for churches, ministries, and prayer groups around the world who will each take a day of the month for the whole year in 2015 to offer focused worship and prayer for what God is doing in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. http://eepurl.com/badQ5z.

The UK will no longer tolerate the behaviour of Islamist extremists who ‘reject our values’, Home Secretary Theresa May has said. She invited individuals, families and communities to join a ‘partnership’ to tackle the issue head on. Mrs May said everyone in Britain had ‘responsibilities as well as rights’, and must respect laws, institutions and the rights of others. Speaking in London, she also outlined plans to ban hate preachers. She announced Tory plans for a review of Sharia courts in England and Wales to examine whether they are compatible with British values.' We will no longer tolerate your behaviour. We will expose your hateful beliefs for what they are.’ An Islamic State fighter has called for the death of Home Secretary Theresa May following the speech she made on Monday in which she called on British Muslims to help defeat extremism.

Researchers compared the TV viewing habits of more than 6,000 British people born in a single week in 1970, at the ages of 10 and 42. Parents should increase children's physical activity to ensure they become fit and healthy adults, the University College London (UCL) authors conclude. ‘Do something active to displace TV,’ advised co-author Lee Smith. ‘In the evening time when families tend to sit down and watch TV they should try to go for walks instead.’ If you can't go outside, try active computer games, anything that gets people up and expending energy rather than sitting down and snacking,’ said Dr Smith, of the UCL epidemiology and public health department. The authors acknowledge that for today's children TV viewing is often replaced by time on computers, smartphones or tablets. Parents should play active computer games with their children, say researchers.

Stress levels among teachers in England's classrooms are soaring, a BBC investigation has found. Unions are blaming workload for large numbers of staff taking time off work or leaving the profession. Insurance industry data suggest stress is the biggest cause of staff absence save for maternity. The Department for Education insists it is working ‘to tackle the issue of unnecessary workload which we know can lead to stress’. The BBC has also seen a survey of 3,500 members of the NASUWT teaching union which shows more than two-thirds of respondents considered quitting the profession in the past year. Workload was the top concern, with 89% citing this as a problem, followed by pay (45%), inspection (44%), curriculum reform (42%) and pupil behaviour (40%). In addition: NASUWT General Secretary Chris Keates described the results as ‘frightening’. Education Secretary Nicky Morgan Education Secretary Nicky Morgan has expressed her concerns over excessive working hours.

Faith leaders across the UK have signed a statement calling on nuclear weapons states to join with other states to implement new approaches to eliminate nuclear arsenals. Ahead of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Review Conference meeting from 27 April to 22 May 2015, senior representatives from eight faiths in the UK, including Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Sikh and Buddhist, have given their backing to a statement calling for the elimination of nuclear weapons. The faith leaders argue that nuclear arsenals ‘violate the principle of dignity for every human being that is common to each of our faith traditions’. The statement urges nuclear weapons states to ‘develop a robust plan of action that will lead us to a nuclear weapon free world’ but in recent years, the UK government has strongly resisted proposals for negotiation of a new treaty that would lead to the elimination of such weapons.

A report by the Health Select Committee found that acute and community care for people reaching the end of their lives varies around the UK, and has called for long-term sustainable funding for hospices. Report author Dr Sarah Wollaston MP said: ‘There are unacceptable levels of variation in the care that people receive and this needs to be addressed so that high quality end of life care is available to everyone regardless of their age, medical condition or where they live. We must make sure that specialist palliative care expertise is accessible within hospitals and community settings as well as within our hospices.’  Hospice director Dr Ros Taylor, who is also national director of Hospice UK, explained that some patients still get lost within the NHS system and people die waiting to leave hospital. End of life care should be made available free of charge, MPs have concluded.

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