PRAYER PILGRIMAGE: Portsmouth
We’re spending seven days walking around and through all seven deaneries within our diocese as we mark the 10th anniversary of Thy Kingdom Come. This is the global, ecumenical call for prayer, which inspires us to pray for our family and friends to become disciples of Jesus. The Rev Andrew Hargreaves, our interim director of Ministry and Discipleship, is leading these seven days of prayer and pilgrimage from June 2-8.
Portsmouth
Day 7 of our Thy Kingdom Come pilgrimages brings us to Portsmouth deanery. Pilgrims will begin their walk at Portsmouth Cathedral at 12.30pm and walk around Portsea Island via Eastney, Eastern Road, Hilsea Lido and Peninsular House.
We'll be praying together as we walk around, with a specific time of led prayer on the hour, each hour.
The pilgrimage will end with a Pentecost Celebration Prayer service in our cathedral at 7.15pm. Walkers and non-walkers are welcome to this. Worship will be led by Harbour Church.
Programme for the Pilgrimage – join and leave at any point
- 12.30pm: Start from Portsmouth Cathedral, High Street, Old Portsmouth
w3w – fetch.among.tribe - 1.45pm: Pause at the Eastney Beach toilets
w3w – allows.editor.firmly - 3pm: Stop for refreshments at the Harvester Pub on Eastern Road
w3w – solar.middle.ideal - 4.15pm: Halt at the sea wall at Hilsea Lido
w3w – create.local.saying - 5.15pm: Call in at Peninsular House
w3w – chat.friday.yard - 6.15pm: Return back to the cathedral
- 7.15pm: Pentecost Celebration Prayer Service, with sung worship led by Harbour Church
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08 June, IN: Spirituality
PRAYER PILGRIMAGE: Portsmouth
Day 7 of our Thy Kingdom Come pilgrimages brings us to Portsmouth deanery. Pilgrims will ... read more