It may well have been a showery night at Ravenhill Rugby ground in Belfast, but despite this, spirits were high as Pastor James McConnell and the Whitewell Tabernacle Church lead the City of Belfast in praise and worship...
	Thousands of Christians from all over Northern Ireland and abroad, gathered to share in Christian Fellowship, with drama, singing groups and the Gospel of Jesus Christ preached by Pastor James McConnell. In his message the pastor...

declared many people were in prisons which were more secure that any prison man could build, but these prisons and strongholds could be destroyed and pull downed in the name of  Jesus Christ. This message of hope saw the pastor preach despite the rains, and run around the Ravenhill pitch calling on sinners to repent and backsliders to return and many answered the call, to accept Jesus Christ as their personal Saviour. Before the service closed the visiting Nigerian Pastor prayed for the sick in the stadium.

It has been many years since Belfast witnessed this kind of Christian rally and one of its major highlights came from the South African member of the Ulster Rugby team who gave his testimony. Belfast News on Sunday the 12th September 2010 was that the Gospel of Jesus Christ echoed once again around the City of Belfast.

Last Updated: 12th September 2010