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We can’t wait! It’s just round the corner 🔥🔥 This Good Friday 3rd April from 12:30PM, we will gather in the heart of London for a powerful and immersive worship experience. 🤩 📣 The CROSS WALK - commemorating the journey Jesus made to Calvary. 📍From Limehouse DLR Station Arches to Trafalgar Square, we will walk in unity, reverence and love. 💜 “Then Jesus said to His disciples, ‘Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.’” — Matthew 16:24 ✝️ Together let’s acknowledge the heaviness of the weight that He bore - Physically and Spiritually. 🙏🙌 It’ll be a profound and powerful time! 🥳 Bring your friends, children, family and neighbours! ✅ ✨ ALL are welcome and registration is FREE via @MyEcclesia or Eventbrite. ✨ #jesuswalks #easterweekend #goodfriday #easterthingstodo #workoutworship @Promike @POV

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The road to Calvary was not long by distance - about 650 yards. A walk that, under ordinary circumstances, might have taken less than 10 minutes. But 2000 years ago, this was no ordinary walk. Every step was slowed by the weight of the cross, the tearing of flesh, the jeers of the crowd, the exhaustion of a body already broken. What should have been a short journey became a prolonged path of suffering; love stretched out in time for the sake of humanity. He could have refused. He could have stopped. Yet He didn’t. Sometimes we measure life by efficiency - how quickly we move; how smoothly things go. But Good Friday reminds us that the most important journeys are not rushed. Love lingers. Sacrifice can often take time and deep effort. On that road, every staggered step was intentional. Every fall carried purpose. Every moment drawn out was another declaration: “I am doing this for you.” “And He, bearing His cross, went forth into a place called the place of a skull, which is called in Hebrew, Golgotha.” (John 19:17) Today, we don’t just remember the destination. We reflect on the journey—the slowed, painful, deliberate path of love. So walk with Him. In your burdens. In your waiting. In your quiet suffering. He knows the road. He has already walked it. Happy Good Friday ✝️✨ #goodfriday #walkwithjesus #crosswalk #crossngym #easterthingstodo

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Yesterday we undertook our very first Crosswalk, and it was an incredible encounter and reflection. Christ died, was buried and rose again - all after carrying a heavy cross while beaten and bruised. We took a moment to commemorate this in a profound walk through London streets with a symbolic cross. There were shouts of praise, hearts of worship and fire filled prayers as we walked in the presence of the Lord. What a powerful name is the name of Jesus! And we worship Him always as we deny ourselves, take up our cross and follow Him. ✝️ Happy Easter - Let’s do this again! 💜 #crosswalk #crossngym #eastercrosswalk #goodfriday #workoutworship