Thy Kingdom Come is a global prayer movement that invites Christians around the world to pray from Ascension to Pentecost for more people to come to know Jesus.

 

Since its start in May 2016, God has grown Thy Kingdom Come from a dream of possibility into a movement. Christians from 172 countries took part in praying ‘Come Holy Spirit’, so that friends and family, neighbours and colleagues might come to faith in Jesus Christ.

Check out one of this video featuring Archbishop Justin Welby & the Way UK – on praying for others – why not forward it on to friends and family and encourage them to join in Thy Kingdom Come?

 

Follow the link and fill out the the form to add a star to the map to light up our area! To join the global wave of prayer, visit

 

thykingdomcome.global/lightuptheworld

This praying together has been across our diversity and differences as every person, household and church are encouraged to pray in their own way. Whilst an astonishing 92% of people said they were praying for family and friends to come to faith in Jesus, and 40% of those taking part in 2019 did so for the first time, we recognise there is much more we can do together to help Thy Kingdom Come be fully in the lifeblood of the Church.

Throughout the 10 days of Thy Kingdom Come we will be sharing lots of resources including daily reflections, children’s activity sheets, music and more. We’ll have links here and also over on Facebook. 

 

Theres a downloadable Prayer Journal & the Novena Booklet – both available on the TKC website. A Novena is nine days of prayer that usually encourages us to pray with a particular intention. Praying for other people is known as a prayer of intercession.

 

Thy Kingdom Come encourages each of us to hold five specific people in mind during these days; so that the gift of the Father would work through us for their sake, but also would touch their own lives. We are encouraged to spend a few moments discerning who we might specifically pray for in these days.

 

 

 

There are lots of fantastic resources available for children and families including this brilliant ‘Family Podcast’.

 

 

The Cheeky Pandas and Thy Kingdom Come have partnered to bring us a variety of free resources that seek to get children excited about Jesus, the Bible and prayer, and ultimately, help each child build a beautiful life-long relationship with Him… with some panda fun along the way! You can download the ‘Cheeky Pandas Prayer Book‘

 

And take a look at this other great booklet ‘Bright Prayer Ideas for Families at Home‘

Cheeky Pandas and Thy Kingdom Come are partnering together to bring you a variety of free resources that seek to get children excited about Jesus, the Bible and prayer, and ultimately, help each child build a beautiful life-long relationship with Him… with some panda fun along the way!

We’re loving this fun filled, bible-based TV series, featuring songs, animated stories, prayer and interviews with special guests!

In 2021 Thy Kingdom Come teamed up with the Archbishop of York’s Youth Trust to produce 11 video youth reflections, based on the daily themes of Thy Kingdom Come, from young influential Christians across different spheres of influence.

Contributors include Guvna B (Rapper and Author); Jamie Jones-Buchanan (former professional Rugby League player), Pippa Baker (Catholic Charismatic Renewal); Joshua Luke Smith (Spoken Word Artist) and Elle Limebear (Worship Leader) to name a few.

The free app for iOS and Android – containing audio for Morning, Evening, Day and Night Prayer from the booklet for all 11 days. The app has been updated with Sunday psalms and readings and a new feature that allows you to set reminders for any or all the services at times that suit you.

A podcast – featuring all eight hours of the Daily Prayer for Thy Kingdom Come audio is available on this page as well as via iTunes, Spotify and other podcast providers.

Smart speaker – from Ascension Day, you can also get Alexa and Google Home to ‘Ask the Church of England for today’s Thy Kingdom Come’ to hear a short service of Prayer During the Day (before 7pm) and Night Prayer (after 7pm) throughout the 11 days.