Dear Family and Friends
November was a busy month! In my last newsletter I mentioned that I was heading to Belfast for our annual Evangelism Summit. We had over 80 delegates from 14 nations who attended from all across Europe and beyond.
It was an incredible time of teaching, prophetic ministry and activation where teams went onto the university campuses in Belfast. Even after the Summit ended we have continued to receive testimonies of people boldly sharing the gospel with others. I had the privilege of being a part of the prophetic ministry team during the week with these other amazing leaders.
When I returned from the Summit I went straight into preparation for Freedom Weekend. I love these weekends and have helped to teach and minister in many of them here in London and across Europe. This particular weekend we had 30 men and women attend and I taught the ladies on Freedom from Addictions and Freedom from Sexual Sin. One of the things I love the most about these weekends is seeing the difference on people’s faces when they come in and how they look at the end of the weekend – it’s incredible how you can noticeably see their appearance change as a result of freedom and healing. God is SO GOOD!
After Freedom Weekend I headed to America to spend Thanksgiving with my parents. This was the first Thanksgiving in about 18 years with them. It was very low key which all of us enjoyed. My mum is doing great after her stent and pacemaker procedures. She has regained a lot of energy. Her memory is the biggest challenge right now. Thank you so much for allowing me to be there with her. I was able to help them around the house a lot and to have special moments with them.
I hit the ground running when I returned and have continued doing preparation for events happening in the first half of 2026 as well as discipleship with people here in the UK and across Europe.
Thank you so much for all of your prayers, love, friendship and support in 2025! What a difference you have made not only in my life but in the lives of so many across Europe!
Please continue to pray for more financial partners for me. If you know of anyone who might be interested in joining my team please let me know and let them know that I would be happy to meet up with them on Zoom.
Praying you have a wonderful Christmas with family and friends!
Lots of love
Traci
Dear Family and Friends
I hope that your October has been a good one! I am continuing to hear and see results of outreaches that took place on campuses across Europe. This year we are definitely seeing a shift! For some campuses it’s a slow shift but it’s movement! For others it’s a huge shift with many students responding and returning to connection events and even church!
Luke Smith from Fusion here in the UK, recently wrote “In the run-up to and just after COVID, student numbers had dwindled in most churches. However, those who were left were formidable. There was a holy, faithful and fiery remnant left in the student mission field — a little reminiscent of Gideon’s small band of warriors. This is often who God uses to usher in a wave of His Spirit. We have also seen huge cultural shifts that have left students and young adults asking some big existential questions. In a post-truth culture, people are hungry for something ancient and trustworthy, and they are finding it in the Bible.
In a changing political and financial landscape, students want to know who they can trust, and they are finding the answer to that in the community of the local church. Most students had no experience of Christianity growing up, which has created a curiosity about what this faith in Jesus is all about. Gen Z consumes much less alcohol than previous generations; they are the ‘health generation’ and they are hungry for something good and purposeful. Finally, almost everyone in today’s universities believes in something spiritual. They can’t necessarily say what that is, but they know there is something out there.
Secularism told a story that sounded great — have everything you want, all of the time. But young people today have seen how this story ends: depression, brokenness, addiction and destruction. And so, they are searching for something better. They are looking for a deeper story that fills them with purpose and hope. A story that brings meaning to their existence, agency to their actions and peace to their chaos. And there is only one story that can do that. And it's the greatest story ever told!”
I couldn’t have said this better! This is exactly what we are seeing across Europe.
Our Campus Leadership Team for Europe is in the process of planning our ENC Europe Weekend at the end of February 2026 and we can’t wait to see what this weekend is going to look like with already so much fruit happening at the beginning of this new University term!
A quick update on my mum – she is doing great after getting her pacemaker! Thank you so much for praying for her. I’m looking forward to seeing her at Thanksgiving and will know more about her overall health once I am there.
Also, thank you so much for praying for my niece Trinity! She truly is a miracle. She not only sustained a broken back, ribs, collapsed lung, tissue damage to her ankle, and severe gashes in her legs - but once they were able to get her up and moving around, they discovered the ACL & MCL in her knee were also damaged as well as her shoulder. She is home now recovering and is scheduled to have surgery on her knee in December when she has healed more.
Finally, this past Monday I got to do one of my favourite things – teaching on Discipleship. I had the privilege of teaching the final session of our Follow Two course on "Going to Make Disciples" with these amazing people from our three London congregations.
On Monday, I am heading to Belfast (Northern Ireland) for our annual Evangelism Summit. We trust this Summit will mark a significant moment of impartation, mobilisation, and revival fire in the 80 delegates from 14 nations who are attending from all across Europe and beyond.
Thank you again for all your prayers and support!
Blessings,
Traci
Dear Family and Friends
Over the past few weeks, we have felt a sharp shift in the weather and the amazing weather we had over the Summer (which is unusual!) has turned quickly into Autumn temperatures. The leaves have started changing and warmer clothes and jackets have come out of hiding. Autumn is our Spring in many ways here in the UK and Europe. It’s when we see a new season of small groups, courses and school and university terms starting up which means growth for us! New life springs up in all areas of our church and ministries which is exciting!
I’ve been getting reports from our campuses all across Europe about outreaches that have been happening on their university campuses inviting students to events as they begin to build relationships and share Jesus with new incoming students. Here in London our churches did outreaches at Freshers (Freshman) Days on 3 different campuses – Queen Mary University, Kingston University and Imperial College.
Last week I returned from leading a Campus Mission to our Every Nation Church in Dublin, Ireland. Our small team consisted of people from our London, Dublin and Boston (USA) churches. This mission was in many ways ground-breaking because they had not been actively on the campuses for many years, so we were discovering the spiritual and cultural atmosphere as we went through the week. We were able to have well over 100 attempts at conversations with students in 5 days on 3 campuses trying to engage with them about life on campus as well as faith.
With every good conversation, we would invite them to our nations game night at the end of the mission. As I said, this mission was ground-breaking, and the ground was HARD. On 2 of the campuses, we found that interest in faith was very low so engaging in conversations that went deep was very difficult. On another campus with predominantly international students who were Muslim, Hindu and Buddhists, we found people more open to speak about faith and who were actually interested in wanting community, as they were new to the country and already finding it difficult. At our games evening, we weren’t sure if anyone would come but praise God, we ended up having 10 guests with 7 of them not being Christian! We had a great evening of fun, and our hope is that many of the students we engaged with will get curious about the Dublin ENC group as they continue to have more events to build relationships with them. One of them has already visited on a Sunday!
A quick update on my mum – she will be getting a pacemaker this month on the 16th of October so we are trusting she will feel so much better afterwards. Your generosity on my last visit is allowing me to go back for Thanksgiving for a week so thank you so much. Thank you for continuing to pray for her memory. Me being able to spend time with her is a huge blessing.
Could I also ask you to keep my niece Trinity in prayer? She was in a serious car accident this past weekend and sustained a broken back, ribs, collapsed lung, tissue damage to her ankle and severe gashes in her legs as well as other cuts throughout her body. She is truly a miracle and can move all limbs! Please pray for complete healing.
Thank you again for all your prayers and support! You are a part of everything God is doing in and through me!
Blessings,
Traci
