2,000 years ago, the streets Jesus walked became ‘miracle streets’ as his message of love, hope and forgiveness impacted people’s lives. When the baton passed to his disciples, the church was born as crowds gathered to hear the same message of reconciliation and transformation. Since those early days, Jesus followers have sought to walk in his footsteps. 19th-century Reformers like William Wilberforce, Lord Shaftesbury and William Booth ignited a moral and spiritual awakening, confronting society’s problems with unwavering faith in God, believing the Gospel was the only answer to the crater in the human soul. Today, Miracle Street exists to demonstrate the love of God and presents the life-changing message of Jesus beyond the walls of the church.