Based in Royal Leamington Spa, The Well is not part of any particular church, but welcomes people from all denominations and walks of life to experience the healing power of God.
The Well was founded by Rev Anne Hibbert, an ordained minister in the Church of England.
What we offer
We invite people of all ages and backgrounds for healing prayer for a wide range of conditions, and are regularly encouraged by stories of healing. We don’t charge for this, but gratefully accept donations to support the ministry. Most people who come are Christians or interested in exploring the faith, but we don’t ask about anyone’s religion and our prayer ministry appointments and events are open to all.
We run many events such as Rest & Receive, Men’s Breakfasts, Women’s Events and Quiet Mornings. You need to register to attend these and there’s a small charge on some of our events to cover our costs. We are a not-for-profit organisation and use your money only to fund the ministry for you and others.
We also sell a limited range of products, like cards and book marks with original artwork and recordings of our music and previous events.
I came to rest and receive having been burdened and struggling to find peace for a while. Your Well of God’s presence enabled me to connect with the Lord quite vibrantly and I received great peace and much encouragement from Him.
Thank you.
The organisation
The Well has an active combined team made up of paid staff, volunteers, and trustees, all of who contribute to the successful running of The Well. We have a wonderful volunteer team of 40-50 people who support ministry, events and office administration.
The Well Christian Healing Centre is registered in the UK as both a company and a charity. It is a company limited by guarantee (number 04664030) and a charity registered with the Charity Commission in the UK, (number 1097443). Accounts are filed annually with both the Charity Commission and Companies House.
The Centre
Our building at Augusta Place has been designed and fitted to focus on Prayer Ministry. We have six Prayer Rooms which are used for ministering to our guests. They are private, quiet, restful, holy spaces where you can feel comfortable. Since reopening after lockdown, we have also transformed our main hall into a space dedicated for people to encounter God for themselves before receiving prayer ministry.
