In nearly every city stands a beautiful cathedral, huge ornate structures which once stood as a beacon to an entire community - places of pilgrimage that even those with little or no faith see as a reminder of the great achievements of previous generations.

Sadly, to many people today, these great cathedrals are nothing more than tourist attractions, monuments to a meaningless religious ideal and their tradition of worship - viewed as quaint and irreverent,

But imagine every cathedral across our nation simultaneously filled with the light of life and songs of hope.

Our vision is to do this, and the most appropriate night is October 31st - known as Halloween. Why this night?

For two reasons:

• That on a night associated with darkness and fear, what better message can we bring than one of light in the darkness and hope in the face of fear?
• This night is not Halloween but All Hallows Eve, the night before All Saints Day, a day to celebrate the fact that God can take ordinary human beings and use them in extraordinary ways.

Our vision is of beacons in the darkness - fires being lit across the nation. Signs that even in our darkest moments, communities and nations have a reason to hope.

All Saints Praise 2011 - "A New Sound"

Monday 31st October 2011 - 8pm - Canterbury Cathedral

Speaker: Jonathan Oloyede, Covenor of Global Day of Prayer London

This year's event is the culmination of "Sound in the City", a week of worship events in and around Canterbury. We will gather in the Cathedral to worship and pray together ... to welcome the presence of Jesus and to make a new sound.

Jonathan will be inspiring us to pray and action for all that's coming up for the UK in 2012. This is our chance to take our place and stand together in worship for our nation.

"God holds me head and shoulders above all who try to pull me down. I'm headed for his place to offer anthems that will raise the roof! Already I'm signing God-songs; I'm making music to GOD."
(Psalm 27:6, The Message)

Doors open at 7:30pm
Tickets are free, and can be obtained:

• by contacting your church leader
• by collecting from CLC Bookshop, Lower Bridge Street, Canterbury
• by contacting the office of People Without Limits on 01622 620830

Tickets will also be available on the door, but please get yours in advance to avoid disappointment.