Mercia network to gather in person
The Mercia network will be hosting their first in-person gathering in over 18 months on Wednesday 22nd September from 10:30am-2:30pm at The Village Hotel in Walsall.
After meeting virtually throughout lock down, we cannot underestimate the power and the importance of spending quality time in fellowship and prayer together ‘in person’ as we emerge into a new future in the midlands. At this time, we very much need to encourage one another and to hear the Lord’s heart together. We’re excited about spending an entire day doing just that and we really hope you’ll be able to join us.
We’ve produced a short video to promote the day in which Tim Fellows shares his heart for meeting together in person with others.
Book your place
The Village Hotel in Walsall is incredibly easy for anyone across the midlands to access as it is situated directly next to Junction 10 of the M6.
Lunch will be provided for all who attend so please book your place by emailing info@loveblackcountry.org.uk.
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