By Our Reporter
Thousands of worshippers and prayer enthusiasts gathered in Manchester, United Kingdom, for the 2026 NSPPD UK Prayer Conference, in a large-scale Christian gathering centred on prayer, worship and faith.
The conference, associated with Pastor Jerry Eze and the New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations (NSPPD), brought participants together under the theme of seeking God through collective prayer and declarations.
Organisers described the Manchester gathering as a significant moment for the NSPPD community in the United Kingdom, with participants attending from different locations to join the programme.
The event featured extended sessions of prayers, worship and prophetic declarations, as worshippers sought spiritual renewal and breakthroughs in different areas of their lives.
According to the organisers, the atmosphere was marked by passionate prayers and testimonies, with participants describing the gathering as an opportunity to strengthen their faith and reconnect with God.
The organisers also said the event provided a platform for people to pray collectively for their families, careers, health, relationships and other personal concerns, while encouraging participants to maintain their faith beyond the conference.
Sharing pictures from the event, NSPPD described the gathering as a demonstration of what can happen when people come together in faith.
“Thousands gathered under one roof with one sound, one faith and one expectation — Jesus,” the organisers said in a message accompanying the photographs.
They added that the gathering was marked by prayers, worship and declarations, while expressing gratitude for what they described as testimonies and spiritual encounters during the programme.
The Manchester conference forms part of NSPPD’s wider international prayer gatherings, which have attracted participants in Nigeria and other countries.
NSPPD, which is known for its prayer and faith-based programmes, has built a large online following through livestreamed prayer sessions and programmes led by Pastor Jerry Eze.
The Manchester event also provided an opportunity for members of the NSPPD community in the UK to worship and pray together physically, strengthening the fellowship that has largely developed through digital platforms.
The organisers said the memories from the conference would serve as a reminder of the participants’ collective faith and their commitment to prayer.
They concluded the post with the declaration associated with the NSPPD ministry: “What God cannot do does not exist.”