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Prayer Meeting & Parliamentary Discussion

Hosted by The CCF & Conservative Christian Fellowship
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About Event

​Dear Supporter,

​Thank you, as always, for your continued support of the Conservative Christian Fellowship. We remain committed to praying for our nation and to being an active Christian presence in the public square.

​We are writing to let you know that our Parliamentary Prayer and Panel Discussion, originally planned for Tuesday 15 September, has been moved to:

​Wednesday 14 October 2026

​6.30pm–7.00pm – Prayer

​7.00pm–8.00pm – Panel Discussion

​Event concludes by 8.30pm

​With another Christian event taking place in Parliament at the same time on 15 September, we felt it would be better to move our gathering to October. We hope this will enable more people to join us.

​Further details, including speakers and registration information, will follow shortly.

​In the meantime, we would also be delighted to welcome you to our CPC26 Church Service on Sunday 4 October at St Martin in the Bull Ring, Birmingham. All are welcome as we come together in worship and prayer to open Conservative Party Conference.

​During CPC26, CCF will also be hosting three Prayer Breakfast and Panel Discussions as official fringe events, in partnership with Christian organisations. Further details can be found on the CCF website.

​Thank you again for your prayers, encouragement and support. We very much hope to see you in Birmingham and in Parliament on 14 October.

​With very best regards,

​Juliet Donoghue

​Co-Director

​Conservative Christian Fellowship

Location
House of Commons
Houses of Parliament, St Margaret St, London SW1A 0AA, UK
Committee Room - TBC, Entrance via Cromwell Green, St Margaret Street, SW1A 0AA. Please be aware that security queues can take up to 30 minutes on average. We advise allowing sufficient time to pass through security. All belongings, including coats, will need to be scanned.