Every light you just watched find its place
is a person.
At one minute past midnight GMT on New Year's Day 2028, we're asking every Christian on Earth to stop — and say one prayer, together, at the same instant.
The moment arrives January 1, 2028.
There is one clock the whole planet already shares. When it reads 00:01, it reads 00:01 for everyone — the farmer, the nurse, the president, the prisoner.
Wherever you are standing right now — the moment already has a time with your name on it.
Not a wave. Not a relay. Simultaneous. The first worldwide amen said in a single breath.
“For where two or three are gathered together in my name,Matthew 18 : 20
there am I in the midst of them.”
Now imagine millions.
Different numbers. Same instant. That's the whole idea — nobody waits for the sun. Below each city: the local time its people will pray.
On the night, that gold line is the same heartbeat in every one of them: 00:01 GMT.
One concert on two continents, watched by over a billion people across roughly 150 nations — assembled in weeks, with 1980s technology and telephone lines.
Around 6.5 million people formed a chain across the United States at the same appointed hour — proof that ordinary people show up, on time, for something bigger than themselves.
Every phone is a front-row seat. Every living room is a sanctuary. One broadcast on every platform, in every language — and one minute where the whole Church on Earth speaks at once.
You can rehearse history right now. One minute — the length of the moment itself. The screen goes dark, the world goes quiet, and you feel what millions praying at the same instant might feel like.
Sixty seconds. Imagine it multiplied by every congregation, every language, every timezone — at the same instant.
At 00:01, the prayer will be led — live, on the broadcast —
and translated into every language.
Nothing to memorize. Nothing to look up.
Be there, listen, and pray it — with everyone else on Earth.
✦ Details will be announced here as they are confirmed ✦
This is an event measured in hours, streamed live on every platform, in every language. And at exactly 00:01 GMT — the center of it all: the prayer, led live and translated for the whole world, prayed by everyone at once.
12:01 AM Greenwich Mean Time, January 1st, 2028 — the same instant everywhere on Earth. This page converts it to your local time automatically, and the clock at the top of the page is already counting.
The prayer. It will be led live on the broadcast and translated into every language — and everyone watching, everywhere on Earth, prays it at the same instant.
An event measured in hours, streamed live on every major platform. Stream links will be published on this page as they are confirmed.
Everyone. The call goes out to every Christian on Earth — and the moment belongs to anyone who wants to be part of it.
It is the moment itself: 00:01 · January · 2028. The domain is the timestamp.
Mark the moment. Tell your church, your family, your feed. When the broadcast begins, be watching — and at 00:01, pray.
00010128.com — the name is the moment: 00:01 · January · '28