PLEASE NOTE:  THIS IS AN ONLINE EVENT

REGISTRATION FOR PRAYERS FOR THE NATION CLOSES ON 23rd June 2020 at 15:00hrs

In line with Government guidelines, for the foreseeable future, we have moved our prayer service to an online platform. This event is open to all CCF members and their guests.

Prayers for the Nation is a time to gather to pray for our Nation, MPs, Peers, Parliamentarians and our Government.

Each month the CCF hosts Prayers for the Nation bringing together Parliamentarians, Charity and Church leaders to focus on and pray about an issue, a campaign or a legislation that they are championing. 

This week we will be joined by David Burrowes Co-Founder of The CCF and many Conservative MPs

THIS ONLINE Prayers for the Nation begins at 18:00 via the Zoom App

You can download Zoom here for free 

Please note that ticket sales for this event will close at 15:00 on 23rd July 2020 to allow for technical set up

We must have names and email addresses of all individuals wishing to attend. 

Duplicate names will be removed

 **A Zoom link will be emailed to everyone that has registered and is known to CCF at 16:00 on the event day**

In 1990, whilst in in “digs” at Exeter University two students, David Burrowes and Tim Montgomerie founded the Conservative Christian Fellowship.  The CCF promoted, well before it was fashionable, the “Compassionate Conservative” agenda.  Over the past 30 years the CCF has evolved and now trains and supports members at all levels of government as well as serving as a relational bridge for the Conservative Party and The Church and also a membership organisation

In Parliament David was a member of key select committees - Public Administration, Public Accounts and Home Affairs. He was also a Shadow Justice Minister between 2007 to 2010 and then was a member of the Coalition Government from 2010 as Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Cabinet Office Ministers Francis Maude and Oliver Letwin, and Environment Secretary Owen Paterson from 2012 to 2014 until he resigned to lead a law change to toughen up knife crime sentencing.

David championed many issues in Parliament - criminal justice, drugs and alcohol treatment, family policy, religious liberty, international human rights, welfare reform, refugees, and immigration detention. David took a particular foreign policy interest in the countries of Israel,

Burma, Turkey and Cyprus.