United national year of mission to begin in 2023 

 Hope Together’s patrons - the Most Revd and Rt Hon Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury and Pastor Agu Irukwu, Senior Pastor Jesus House, Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) - spoke to Christian leaders from around the UK who came together to plan and pray for the mission to reach local communities across the UK as Hope 23-24 - a year of national mission starting in September 2023 launched at Lambeth Palace.

"Every moment, every day we are called to speak confidently and humbly about the news of the gospel. These are the conversations that have eternal significance. We must spur each other on to good works, working together with love and  honesty as a united church.”

Archbishop Justin Welby on Hope 23-24

Hope 23-24 aims to unite the church across denominations and organisations to offer the hope of Jesus to the nation for a year of mission starting in September 2023. Attending leaders were asked to complete a commitment card to begin praying, planning, and working together with their denominations and organisations to launch local initiatives and projects.  

“Two major precursors to the revival we desire are prayer and the unity of the church. As patron of Hope I believe 23-24 will be significant in the purposes of God to unite us to serve our communities.”

Pastor Agu Irukwu

Hope Together is asking for 1000s of churches across the UK to come together in unity to:
- commit to being involved in Hope 23-24;
- start to pray and talk to churches in their area to plan together a year of mission;
- decide what to do and develop creative plans – from a one day event to a whole year of outreach serving their local community.

For more information visit www.hope2324.com