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Thank you for visiting the Project Postcode home page. Sign up on the left hand panel here - it only takes two minutes. The Vision of Project Postcode is to mobilise Christians across the UK to pray for their local neighbourhood. 
These neighbourhoods are already organised in more than 1.7 million postcodes covering the whole of the uk. We are inviting you to choose a postcode that is special to you and to actively pray for the people in that postcode as often as possible. Your chosen postcode could be the place where you live, work, go to school, college or university. It could be where your small group cell meets every week. It could be a specific geographical area that you feel God is placing on your heart. You can of course register more than one postcode! We believe that your faithful prayer can change the spiritual climate in an area and that as you pray for those in your chosen location opportunities for service and ministry will begin to emerge. Many of us have a passion to see our neighbourhoods in the news not for bad events but for good, healthy and encouraging events. You can be part of this people movement praying, acting and living for change in your local community...... Find out more by reading through the articles below and by creating a new account.
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Thursday, 24 April 2008 20:47 |
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Sign up using the panel to the left and you will have access to many more resources. For example.... Pointers and themes to help you pray for your neighbourhood. Ideas to use in your small group if you have one. Statistical information about your postcode that will help you better understand the needs of your chosen neighbourhood.
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Tuesday, 15 April 2008 20:35 |
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For Ben and Ann the challenge to be thinking about the street where they lived was almost a challenge too far! They, like many people, live in their street not by choice but simply for practical reasons of availability and an easy commute to work. Over the years they had not particularly got to know their neighbours and a complicated land dispute had soured relationships with their immediate neighbours. When they took up the challenge of Project Postcode to really pray for their neighbours and neighbourhood things changed quite miraculously. |
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