More than 500 Christians attended a thanksgiving service at Westminster Chapel in London to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Christian Action Research and Education (CARE).
The service was led by several special guests including former pastor of Westminster Chapel, R.T. Kendall, songwriter Graham Kendrick, author Glen Scrivener, as well as other friends of CARE.
CARE, which exists to bring a Christian perspective into matters of policy and legislation in the public square, said on its website that the service would honour CARE’s gospel partners, thanking them for their support, reflecting on what has been achieved so far and sharing their vision for what is still to be achieved.
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