Thousands of people show up on campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to unite in worship across cultural, racial, social and denominational boundaries

Contact: BNOW public information office, 508-404-9633

BOSTON, Mass., Sept. 24 /Christian Newswire/ -- The huge turnout of people for Boston Night of Worship 2009 confirms something that many people have suspected -- God is doing a new thing in Boston, Massachusetts, the birthplace of the First Great Awakening in the United States and an area that modern-day prophets declare as strategic for the highly anticipated 21st century Great Awakening.

The attendance tripled for the September 19th event, compared to last year's event. More than 2,000 worshippers came out to unite in worship on the campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Even when every seat in the 1,200-seat Kresge Auditorium was taken, large groups of people broke out in praise and worship among themselves in the lobby, reflecting the strong atmosphere of pure worship cultivated on the grounds of this leading secular university.

"People are so hungry for the Lord Jesus in New England," said Zenzo Geoffrey, director of the Boston Night of Worship. "They are increasingly learning that the key that opens the door to reshaping culture and changing a city in profoundly positive ways is true unity in worship. That is what we experienced together at this year's Boston Night of Worship, and it's opening more people's eyes."

Highlights of Boston Night of Worship 2009 include:

• More than thirty Christian worship leaders from different churches and cultures shared one stage in a transcendent display of unity in worship for four hours

• Attended by dozens of pastors in a show of unity among Christian leaders in New England

• Special messages during interludes from top Christian leaders, including international evangelist Bob Weiner; Shanks Kaunda, Pastor of Living Waters Church; Roberto Miranda, Pastor of Leon de Juda church; Matthew Thompson, Pastor of Jubilee Christian Church, Raffoul Najem, Pastor of Community Christian Fellowship, and Francis Balla, Pastor of Evangelical Congregational Church, spanning across different cultures

• An increase of the glory of God when world-renowned worship leader and teacher Ron Kenoly joined the other worship leaders on stage

• "Cardboard testimonies" about transformed lives, thanks to the Lord Jesus Christ

• A call for justice as a form of worship

Now available is the Boston Night of Worship DVD. For more information, please go to BostonNightofWorship.org.

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BNOW public information office
Phone: 508-404-9633