E37 and the mandate for the francophone nations

The objective is to see the francophone nations reached with the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. The vision is to unite believers with a shared purpose: to release workers into the Lord’s vineyard (Matthew 9:37–38).

In pursuance of this, Les Moissonneurs has joined in partnership with Kensington Temple and Elim France under the name E37, based on the revelation of Ezekiel 37:15–28. Its purpose is to draw people to God, gather the lost and the scattered, and restore the rule of God among French-speaking peoples in the world. The aim is to raise leaders, grow disciples, reach francophone nations and people groups, and release callings for the furtherance of the Gospel. This will be done by providing training for pastors in France and the francophone world: discipleship training, pulpit theology, public theology and a theology of discipleship, all for the glory of God and the expansion of His kingdom.

The goals for 2025 were to restore and fortify support for the work in France and the UK through five missions to Marseille and Ambilly, and to organise a conference for training pastors and leaders in West Africa.

In this article, we look at the highlights of the October prayer and intercession mission to Marseille, and the mission to Ambilly for a day of prayer for the work of E37 in the francophone nations.

October mission to Marseille

A team of seven KTLCC members, led by Alice Pemha of KTLCC Pierres Vivantes, took part in the mission to Marseille from 17 to 19 October 2025. Through praise, worship and intercession, we declared God’s counsel and the lordship of Jesus Christ over the neighbourhood and over the centre at No. 95. The Holy Spirit led us step by step.

On Friday evening we met a woman of nearly 100 years old who had been converted and filled with the Holy Spirit during the revival that took place in the area 75 years ago. Her testimony was most encouraging and led to a powerful time of intercession. We cried out to God to revisit the area and to reopen the well of revival.

The Holy Spirit revealed to the team that there was a spiritual battle in the heavenlies above No. 95, and that an evil altar had been built on top of the building: an altar of antichrist, fear and death (physical, spiritual, mental, financial and more). We prayed and pulled it down. We hadn’t planned a prayer walk, but after these revelations the Holy Spirit led us to walk and pray around the building. One group went on the prayer walk while the other stayed inside to pray. During the walk, a soul was won: an Algerian man.

A sister who had been one of the leaders of the former church at No. 95 shared a vision she had years ago. She saw the Lord Jesus Christ knocking on the door of the church, but no one opened the door for Him to enter. The Lord turned His back and left. After that vision, the church members were scattered and the church was closed.

The Holy Spirit led us into a time of deep repentance, and we asked the Lord Jesus Christ to return to His church. After the prayer of repentance came a powerful breakthrough: God confirmed callings, and prophetic declarations were made to “reopen the door to the Lord Jesus”. We anointed the entire building and rededicated it to God. We prayed for all those who feel they have the call of God on their lives, some for praise and worship and others for intercession, and we prayed for impartation. Nearly all the participants came forward to receive prayer.

Thank you for your prayers. We give all the glory to the Lord Jesus Christ.

Ambilly: a day of fasting and prayer for the work of E37

A team made up of core members of E37 (Pastor Malcolm Duncan, Luc Favre, Jean-Hugues Jéquier and ‘Kemi Ajayi), with pastors and leaders from KTLCC and others, some from as far as Ireland, spent an amazing day fasting and praying on 22 October 2025.

The day was marked by the awesome presence of God throughout the ten hours spent lifting our voices to Him, worshipping and imploring Him to manifest His power in the francophone world. The team was ably supported by the worship team of Église Vie in Ambilly. There was a unity of the spirit throughout the day, the power of God was present, and the Holy Spirit used the various members of the team to pray victorious prayers.

The day began with team devotion and worship, setting the tone for a series of powerful prayer sessions:

Rev. Helen led us in approaching God with thanksgiving and praise, opening hearts in reverence and gratitude.
Lola facilitated a session on repentance: first personal reflection, then intercession for the Church in the francophone nations, and finally for the people of those nations.
Pastor Malcolm shared the vision of E37, inspired by the prophetic call in Ezekiel 37, reminding us of God’s power to breathe life into dry bones.
Pastor Olayinka led two sessions: one on the sovereignty of God, and another releasing prophetic declarations over the nations.
Pastor Camilla guided us through a session on spiritual altars.
Marie led a stirring time of prayer focused on raising up the Tabernacle of David, a man after God’s own heart.
Daniel led intercession for gatekeepers: those positioned at spiritual, governmental and cultural thresholds.
Pastor Malcolm closed with a prayer for the work of E37, sealing the day in faith and expectation.

The Lord released a mighty anointing of revelation and power. There were words of knowledge and prophetic insights into historical and current situations in France and the francophone nations, and we were guided into remarkable prophetic prayers and actions that we are convinced have set the stage for what God wants to do. We believe that serious strongholds were broken and that there has been a reset in the spirit for what the Lord has in store for the expansion of His kingdom in the francophone world.

Other missions that year

Marseille, 21–23 November 2025
Marseille, 12–14 December 2025
Lomé, Togo, 24 November – 1 December 2025

May the Lord be glorified in each mission, and may His purposes be fulfilled, in Jesus’ name. Amen.