01 · Hear · Harlow, Essex

Daughters of the King

Daughters of the King

Daughters of the King

A sisterhood of women who pray, gather and carry one another. Come as you are.

Identity · Purity · Strength · Purpose

Two women in purple at a gathering, one with her hand raised in prayer

At a Daughters of the King gathering

Our sisters come from Pentecostal, Anglican, Catholic, Baptist, Methodist and independent churches, and some have no church home yet. We pray for your pastors, honour your congregation and send you back stronger.

02 · Come · Our next gathering

Travailing for Your Family

Travailing for Your Family

Travailing for Your Family

A prophetic season tea party

A prophetic season tea party

A prophetic season tea party

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

Rev. Catherine Amaka Ikeh leading worship in front of a stained-glass window

Who is speaking

Portrait of Rev. Catherine Amaka Ikeh in white with pearls

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.

Pastor Kate Odubela, smiling, in a navy hat with a cream rose

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.

Pastor Ifeoma Adimibe in a dark suit, smiling

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.”

03 · Belong

When we gather

When we gather

When we gather

Prayer, worship, teaching and tables full of sisters. Every photograph here is shared with the agreement of the women in it.

A woman with eyes closed and hands raised in prayer at a table

Hands lifted in prayer

A woman worshipping with eyes closed and hands open

Embraced in joy

A woman in white bent over in prayer

Standing together

Pastor Catherine teaching with her hand raised

Teaching the Word

“The king’s daughter is all glorious within.”

“The king’s daughter is all glorious within.”

“The king’s daughter is all glorious within.”

Psalm 45:13

Would you like someone to pray with you?

Tell us what is on your heart. Our prayer team keeps every request in confidence.

Portrait of Pastor Catherine Amaka Ikeh in white with pearls

Pastor Catherine Amaka Ikeh, author

05 · Carry others

Words for the journey

Words for the journey

Words for the journey

Two books by Pastor Catherine: honest journeys of pain, prayer and breakthrough, written to equip women for lasting change.

Cover of Bruised to Be Used: a portrait of Pastor Catherine in white, with a rose

Part one

Bruised to Be Used

Bruised to Be Used

Bruised to Be Used

An honest journey through pain and rejection, and how God takes what has bruised us and uses it for His glory.

Cover of The Travailing Woman: nested plum arches around a gold centre

Part two

The Travailing Woman

The Travailing Woman

The Travailing Woman

A call to intercession: how women travail in prayer for destiny, family, ministry and work, and how they prevail.

Coming soon

Give, like Lydia

Give, like Lydia

Give, like Lydia

Your gift helps us feed families, support women in crisis, mentor young people and hold gatherings that restore hope. Gifts are received by GTIM UK, Registered Charity No. 1151863, and UK taxpayers can add Gift Aid.