Open meetings on January 14-15 2011, 7.30pm nightly
with Lesley Anne Leighton
St Matthias Church, St Matthias Street, Burley, Leeds, LS4 2DZ
God is about to release an unprecedented move of God over this nation and across the globe. Let’s position ourselves to ride the wave by cultivating a deeper hunger for His Presence.
Two evenings of worship, healing, impartation in His Presence. Everyone welcome!
Free Admission
We will be taking up an offering on each night to support the Flood Relief efforts in Pakistan.
This event is co-hosted by St Matthias Church, Hungry Hearts and Diadem International UK.
To register for "The Hungry will Get Fed" with Lesley-Anne Leighton please email Thehungrywillgetfed@gmail.com REGISTRATION IS FREE!!
About Lesley-Anne Leighton
Rev. Lesley-Anne Leighton is a New Zealand-born missionary and the founder and director of Diadem International Ministries and Holy Given International School of Missions.
Lesley-Anne has radically served the Lord Jesus Christ as a trailblazing missionary in China, Hong Kong, Philippines, Russia, Siberia,Africa and New Zealand for over 30 years. She yearns to see the church restored and is called to be a frontrunner in the end-time army that God is raising up. Lesley-Anne had a vision that God wants to raise up a new breed of Christians - an army of those who are prepared to lay down their lives completely to Him. To honour His calling on her life, she founded Holy Given: International School of Missions in 2005. It is her desire that all she has learned and experienced will become the floor upon which others will build as they seek to serve the Lord of Lords in spirit and in truth in this generation. God is powerfully using Lesley-Anne to raise up the end-time army as she longs to see the bride catch the rhythm of her bridegroom's heartbeat that yearns for all of humanity to know Him.
Lesley-Anne is ordained by Dr Heidi and Rolland Baker of Iris Ministries, and is associated with Partners in Harvest and Randy Clark’s Global Awakening. She is currently studying for a PhD with Oxford Christian Mission Studies in Oxford UK.
