Ruach Ministries

Amidst the vibrant energy of Kilburn, Northwest London, stands Ruach Ministries, housed in the magnificent Gaumont State Theatre. Ruach Ministries isn’t just a place of worship. It’s a testament to faith, growth, and community impact. Originally known as Ruach Ministries, this non-denominational Pentecostal church has blossomed from a small group in 1992 to a congregation of over 7,000. Here, within these walls that once echoed with the sounds of cinema, a different kind of story unfolds every Sunday. Ruach City Church, as it’s now known, acquired this iconic building in December 2007. The church is dedicated to restoring the Gaumont State Theatre to its former glory. They envision a space not only for worship but also for artistic expression. Imagine the future: plays, organ recitals, and community events breathing new life into this historic landmark. Ruach Ministries has a history of bringing people together. They hosted Tony Blair at their ‘Power of One’ conference in 2006. This was a groundbreaking event, encouraging voter registration. They’ve also welcomed other notable figures like Baroness Valerie Amos, Reverend Jesse Jackson, Ken Livingstone, and Boris Johnson. The church’s annual ‘Prayer for the Nation’ service demonstrates their commitment to community. This service draws together Metropolitan Police officers, politicians, and local officials. Beyond London, Ruach Ministries’ influence extends globally through their television broadcast, “Order My Steps.” This program reaches millions on various Christian networks. From humble beginnings to a global presence, Ruach Ministries, within the grand setting of the Gaumont State Theatre, continues to inspire and connect. They offer a vibrant community and a place where faith and history intertwine.