Operation London 2012

Operation London 2012 | Friday 8^th June

See Children Changing Nations for more info.

About 80 kids gathered in Marsham Street London to Celebrate and Worship and then set off on missions to strategic places in the city. Operation London saw four groups of agents head to: St Thomas’ Hospital to pray for the sick; The BBC to pray for the media in our nation; Downing Street to pray for our leaders, hand in a petition re: Internet Safety and a group to St Paul’s to pray from height across the Business district.

Each group spoke prophetically to the nations by drawing prophetic postcards for hospital visitors, handing out chocolate coins to business executives and walking with oil on soles of shoes from Downing street to Westminister as a sign of God’s anointing. One group prayed with Conservative candidate Shaun Bailey – see the photo.

The UK team we delighted to be joined by members of the Children’s Ministry Leadership at Bethel Church, Redding California. Laura Griffis spoke to the team and children – having been a pioneer of this vision in the US – it was great that she could be part of this event during the Jubilee week.

Some kids and leaders quotes:

I felt the presence of God before me and if I closed my eyes, I could see him in front of me touching my hand. (Olivia)

We went to 10 Downing Street. We prayed for 3 people. It was very cool. Then went to the Abbey and prayed it was awesome.

Today I went to St Thomas Hospital. I felt God in every room. I prayed for this little girl and once I finished she smiled at me. I felt that she felt something.

We gave chocolate coins to the bankers. When we gave them we said,” may God bless you”. It was very fun and it was great. It was a good day. (Hannah)

In the BBC studio we used a blue cloth to make me invisible. You could only see my head! Lord, bring prosperity to the BBC and bring peace to those watching and working.

G.R.E.A.T. Amazing. Make me more confident with praying out loud.

We prayed for the baby’s with heart problems and the people in intensive care. We prayed for the doctors and nurses.

I liked it because we could explore the hospital and pray for different things.

Today we had the very bid opportunity of trying to change the lives of many. There were no problems today so going to the BBC was great. We went to many different rooms. Trying to make the world a better place.

I prayed for the doctors there and I was running along the glass and when I got to a doctor I felt a tingle in my hand!

Operation heal the sick. It was great! I got to pray for another Christian man with a bleeding thumb. I’ve learnt that no matter what you’ve been given from God somebody will always match it/it relates to somebody.

I have learnt that if I can push myself I can achieve great things! I think Operation London was a great experience and I want to do it again next year.