18th February 2012 @ 10:00 AM

Breakfast Empowerment with Glenn Arekion

@ Allspice for £5.00

First Floor, The Artzone

54-56 Market Square

Edmonton Shopping Centre

London N9 0TZ

Tel: 0208 807 1560

email: info@allspice-restaurant.co.uk

Sunday 19th February 2012 @ 10:00AM

Glenn Arekion is a gifted teacher and a conference speaker, conveying the Word of truth in a simple yet dynamic and motivational way. Glenn was born in Mauritius but was raised in the London, England and now resides in the USA

With nearly two decades of experience, he travels the globe mentoring leaders, equipping businessmen and ministering to people, helping them to fulfill their purpose in life. He is a captivating and much sought after speaker.

Author of numerous inspirational magazine articles and voiced countless messages, listening CDs and DVDs resources, Glenn is dedicated to transform lives from defeat into victory. His teaching materials are sold in many countries and are very popular among those with a desire to grow strong in faith and experience great success. He is also the author of 20 books.

Glenn is apostolic in his thrust of ministry. He believes in establishing churches, teaching and training pastors in their calling. His television program Faithlift is aired weekly and reaches audiences across Europe and USA. He is also committed to supporting an orphanage of 140 children in Mauritius

Sunday 4th March 2012 @ 10.00AM

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Ian McCormack

Glympse Of Eternity:

Is there life after death?

One night while diving for lobster on the small Island of Mauritius near New Zealand, Ian McCormack was stung by five deadly jellyfish of the kind that are among the most venomous creatures on Earth. By the time an ambulance arrived his body was totally paralyzed and necrosis had begun to set into his bone marrow. On route to the hospital, Ian began to see his life flash before him. At this point in his life he was an atheist and he wasn’t sure what death would bring. As he lay there dying, he saw his mother in a vision praying for him, encouraging him to cry out to God from his heart so that He would hear and forgive him (his mother was the only Christian in his family.) After being taken to the hospital, Ian died for approximately 15 - 20 minutes and had an extraordinary near-death experience.