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Well-known evangelist, speaker and author, J. John, is in Lancashire for two mission events this Christmas.
J. John has been speaking about the relevance of Christianity since 1975. Tickets for both events are just £5 for two.
‘Carols at the Winter Gardens’ in Blackpool is on Thursday, December 12 in the Empress Ballroom at 7.15pm, featuring ‘Blackpool Brass’, a 25-piece band. Book tickets: http://bit.ly/2MeA6rx
Meanwhile the ‘Christmas Unwrapped’ carol service at Blackburn Cathedral is on Friday, December 13, at 7pm. Tickets: http://bit.ly/35B4rIq
Both occasions also feature a Christmas message from J. John, pictured.
If you are going, make sure you bring friends and family for this great opportunity to hear the gospel message at a special time of year.
Even better – why not buy their tickets for them and make it even easier for them to say yes?!
Ticket proceeds in Blackpool go to the local Foodbank; Boys’ and Girls’ Club and ‘Street Angels’ and at the Cathedral to CAP - Christians Against Poverty.
October, 2019