Findlay Church Glasgow
10am - 3pm, Doors open for coffee at 9:30am
Would you like to deepen your relationship with your persecuted family and be strengthened in your faith?
Would you like to be encouraged at the immeasurable difference your prayers and support are making worldwide?
“It tugs at your heartstrings when you hear the stories of persecution, but at the same time, it’s so encouraging when you hear that God is mightily at work. It’s opened up a whole different world to us. It fuels our prayers.” Supporter who attended Standing Strong in 2023
This year, Standing Strong is again coming to a region near you, and we’d love for you to join us as we gather across the UK and Ireland to celebrate what God is doing in some of the most dangerous places in the world to be a Christian.
This is a precious and unique opportunity to meet your persecuted family and hear their stories, ask them questions and pray with them. There will be space for worship and you’ll also get to sample what life is like for millions of believers worldwide. It’s an experience not to miss! Book your tickets below now.
Tickets for the events will cost:
£10 for a day event
£7 for under 18s
£7 for an evening event
£8 for a catered lunch. Only available at day events
A 10% group discount is available when buying five or more tickets.
Findlay Church Glasgow
10am - 3pm, Doors open for coffee at 9:30am
Kensington Temple
7pm - 9pm, Doors open at 6:30pm for drinks and nibbles
B&A Bristol
10am - 3pm, Doors open for coffee at 9:30am
Rhiwbina Baptist, Cardiff
10am - 3pm, Doors open for coffee at 9:30am
Christchurch, Tunbridge Wells
10am - 3pm, Doors open for coffee at 9:30am
Lagan Valley Vineyard, Lisburn
10am - 3pm, Doors open for coffee at 9:30am
Alive, Lincoln
10am - 3pm, Doors open for coffee at 9:30am
Anchor Point, Birmingham
10am - 3pm, Doors open for coffee at 9:30am
City Church Newcastle
10am - 3pm, Doors open for coffee at 9:30am
Your support helps persecuted Christians continue to courageously follow Jesus.
Together, we can reach those where persecution hits hardest.