A prophetic season tea party
A day of faith, fellowship and prayer, with Bridgerton-inspired elegance. Bring your mother, your daughter, your sister, your friend.
Date
Saturday 14 November 2026
Time
11:00 to 16:00 · doors open 10:30
Where
2A East Walk, Harlow CM20 1JH
Dress code
Purple and white
Entry
Free, with a ticket

Pastor Catherine teaching at a Daughters of the King gathering
On the day
We gather around tables for worship, teaching and prayer for our families, then food and fellowship. You do not need to know anyone, and you do not need to be from our church.
Cost
Free. Please reserve a seat so we can set a place for you.
Getting there
Paid parking in the town centre car parks on Terminus Street and at the Harvey Centre. By bus: Harlow Bus Station is being rebuilt, so buses use the temporary stops on Post Office Road.
Bringing a friend?
Book one ticket each so we know who is coming.
Find us
2A East Walk, Harlow CM20 1JH, in the town centre.
The map is from OpenStreetMap and marks the postcode, so look for number 2A when you arrive.
Who is speaking

Your host
Pastor Catherine Amaka Ikeh
Founder and Chair, DoK and GTIM UK
Known to many as Pastor Amaka, Catherine is the pastor of GTIM UK, chairs its trustees and founded Daughters of the King. Born in Obosi, Anambra State, Nigeria, she grew up in a home where hard work and compassion for others were “fundamental principles, if not rules!” She trained as a nurse and midwife before answering God’s call to lead His people.

Guest speaker
Pastor Kate Odubela
RCCG The Lord’s Vine at the Stow
Katherine is a pastor at RCCG The Lord’s Vine at the Stow, and a Senior Continuing Healthcare Nurse Assessor and Registered Mental Health Nurse. She is passionate about community wellbeing and the Gospel, and loves mission work, mentoring and Christian counselling. Favourite scripture: Jeremiah 29:11.

Guest speaker
Pastor Ifeoma Adimibe
Living Water House
Pastor and one of the founders of Cornerstone Triumphant Church, and President of Living Water House, a ministry caring for widows, orphans and the less privileged. Her scripture is Matthew 25:35–40: “Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.”
Tickets are free. Booking helps us set a place for you and plan the food.
Rather not book online?
Ring or send a message to one of these numbers and we will add you to the list.