Pete Greig: The bewildered founder of 24/7 prayer
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Justin Brierley2013-12-20T00:00:00
“We weren’t trying to start a movement. I just got hungry for God”. In 1999 Pete Greig received a vision from God. Fourteen years on, 24-7 Prayer has become an international movement with countless stories of God breaking in across the world. We meets its leader.
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