Good Hope Christian Centre (GHCC), Cape Town launched its annual 40-day prayer conference, titled “Appeal To Heaven” on Wednesday, September 4 at its Ottery campus.
The conference, which continues until Sunday October 13, is a time dedicated to seeking God through prayer, worship, and fasting, says a church spokesperson.
In a press release GHCC says: “Since its beginning in 2016, we have witnessed transformations in the lives of our people, from discovering God for the first time and seeing prayers answered, to family restorations and miraculous healings. This year we have something new for you.
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“The conference begins with a Baptism Night titled ‘Washed’ with special guest Pastor Johny Grobler. Baptism symbolises a fresh start, where the old passes away and you can embrace a new beginning.
“Every night of prayer, you will experience the presence of God, fostering growth in your relationship with Him and bringing hope and healing into your life”
Several SA and international guests are featured on the conference programme. Aaron Fruh, a US Bible teacher and ISGAP research fellow will share insights on Christian antisemitism and give revelation of the days we live in, Israel and God’s calendar.
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Prophet Johan Proost from Destiny Church in the Netherlands will offer prophetic prayer and guidance from the Lord, while Pastor Johny Grobler from Durban Christian Centre, will share on building for the present and for your future.
“In light of recent governmental changes in our nation, it is crucial to pray for our leaders. To conclude our 40-days, we will gather outside Parliament on 11 October at 5:30AM to pray for our government and city,” says GHCC.
Christians are invited to join the prayer conference at GHCC at 7.30pm from Tuesday to Friday and on Sundays. More information is available on the website https://ghcc.tv/.
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