The Remnant Church Needs You!

What Bennett reports seeing and hearing

In a quiet moment, Bennett says he heard deep sobbing and was told the sounds were the Lord's tears over His people. He recounts a vision of a speaker at a large meeting who could only weep when trying to speak, then told the audience that God weeps because many prefer their own ways to His.

Bennett relays a clear, practical request he attributes to the Lord:

• Call those who will set aside ego and theological baggage and come as children.

• Assemble one by one, church by church, town by town, city by city across the UK and Ireland.

If people respond, the promise attached to this call is that God will "visit My Glory upon them." Bennett asks churches to host or partner in local meetings and encourages believers to answer calls for unity in humility: "die to self, rise for Christ." He frames the effort as a movement of the remnant and urges local leaders to reach out for partners.

Author background and ministry context

Bennett notes he came to salvation in 1962 but began ministry in 2007. He says he has been mandated to prophesy and to open wells of revival in the U.K., especially Wales. He and his wife Linda have operated healing rooms and worked with deliverance teams. They lead The Upper Room Encounter.

Reader responses included on the page

• Churches or leaders willing to host a meeting should reach out to potential partners and to Bennett's ministry.
• Local gatherings should prioritize humility, repentance, and practical reconciliation among attendees.
• Individuals are asked to set aside personal theology and status to focus on common commitments to unity and obedience.

The piece is aimed at Christians concerned about division within the church who want a practical, grassroots initiative to pursue repentance and unity. It offers both an indictment of current behaviors (gossip, discord, pride) and a clear, localized plan for responding through meetings and partnerships.