Events & Prayer Schedule
Whether you are ready to walk on the streets of London or intercede from the comfort of your home, there is a place for you in the MOTS movement.
Fortnightly London Street Walks
We gather in person every two weeks to walk and pray through key London boroughs, town halls, markets, junctions, and hotspots.
When: Fortnightly on Saturdays
Where: Various London boroughs (covering North, South, East, and West London)
How to Join: Because locations change regularly, walk details, timings, and meeting points are shared directly within our private WhatsApp network (07809 541218) to receive the next walk details.
Online Zoom Intercession (Global & National)
If you are outside London or unable to attend physical walks, you can still stand in the gap. We host regular fortnightly online intercessory prayer sessions connecting mothers across the UK and worldwide.
When: Weekly on Zoom
Focus: Intercession for youth preservation, schools, and family restoration.
How to Join:
PrayerS & STREET ACTION
Our Key ACTIVITIES
PAST MILESTONES & MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS
Featured In The Press: Keep The Faith Magazine
National Spotlight: Mothers Gather at Trafalgar Square to End Youth ViolenceOn 28th February 2024, Keep The Faith Magazine—one of the UK’s leading publications for the Christian community—featured Mothers on the Streets ahead of our landmark 7th Anniversary prayer gathering in the heart of London.
"This Saturday, a group of Christian women, concerned about the rising incidents of knife crime and youth violence in London, will be meeting in Trafalgar Square from 10:30am – 1:30pm to pray for young people engaged in criminal activity and knife violence and calling for it to end." — Keep The Faith Magazine
Event Summary
The national feature highlighted the core journey of MOTS since its inception in February 2017 under Pastor Bola (Sarah) Oyedele:
From Local Streets to Central London Landmarks: What began as a local spiritual response has expanded across town halls, parks, and high-risk hotspots in all 33 London boroughs—including key areas such as Peckham, Leyton, Brixton, and central London.
Standing with Grieving Mothers: The article spotlighted Pastor Bola’s dedicated ministry of coming alongside mothers who have suffered the tragic loss of their children to street violence. This includes Sharon Fearon, mother of Shaquan Fearon, who was tragically murdered near his home in Brockley, South East London, in 2015.
A Call for Collective Peace: Pastor Bola shared the heart behind the movement with the press:
"Mothers on the Streets was keen to be part of efforts to end knife crime, and felt that one of the ways that we could do so was by organising a prayer movement for women to take a stand for peace, protect
ion, and safety of children and young people on our streets."
Featured Video: 7th Anniversary Prayer Walk at Trafalgar Square"We are here in Trafalgar Square celebrating our 7-year anniversary. Every month, we make sure we cover East, West, South, and North London, praying for the peace, protection, and safety of our children."
— Pastor Sarah Bola Oyedele
This video captures the heart and atmosphere of Mothers on the Streets as the team gathered at London’s iconic Trafalgar Square on 2nd March 2024 to mark seven years of continuous intercession across the capital. It features women united in prayers, testimonials and our impact.
Watch the Full 7th Anniversary Feature on YouTube