For Anti-Slavery Day 2026, consider how you could WALK – SEE – PRAY.
Over the last six years, churches, cathedrals, dioceses and community groups have organised ‘pop-up’ art exhibitions, county lines events, schools' days and Anti-Slavery Day church services. They've painted murals; made promises to DO ONE THING; illuminated buildings red and displayed crochet chains.
This year, for Anti-Slavery Day on Sunday 18th October, could you and your church community WALK - SEE - PRAY?
- To WALK around your community
- SEE what is before you
- and PRAY for the Lord to be at work in that place.
It really is that simple! Just #WalkSeePray
When we pray, we recognise our own inability to change things, and our need of God. But amazingly, when we pray, we are often guided to see how we can be the answer to our prayers. Prayer often leads to action!