Wednesday, 17 June 2009
Date for your diary
Please note – the Church Family Meeting has been moved from Sunday 5 July to Sunday 12 July.
Monday, 15 June 2009
Prayer Ministry
Sunday 21 June
At all our services on this day, there will be an extended opportunity for prayer ministry. If you would like prayer for any reason—perhaps you are facing a challenge, seeking healing or strength or new vision our prayer team will be happy to pray with you for you. Anointing with oil will also be available if you would like it.
At all our services on this day, there will be an extended opportunity for prayer ministry. If you would like prayer for any reason—perhaps you are facing a challenge, seeking healing or strength or new vision our prayer team will be happy to pray with you for you. Anointing with oil will also be available if you would like it.
Monday, 8 June 2009
Logos Hope
From FRIDAY 12 to SUNDAY 28 JUNE, the OM ship Logos Hope will be docking at South Quay, Canary Wharf. Details of visiting times are displayed in the Welcome Area and there is lots more information here...
Sunday, 7 June 2009
THE LONDON EVENT – Saturday 13 June 2009
The London Event is the annual gathering of Baptists in London. It is being held on Saturday 13 June at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 235 Shaftesbury Avenue, London WC2H 8EP.
The theme is ‘Making Disciples – sharing the good news of Jesus’.
The afternoon session runs from 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm. The afternoon includes a seminar programme and the Association’s AGM. See me for more details.
The evening programme will include worship, inspiration and celebration and will run from 7.00 pm – 9.15 pm. The preacher is Revd Dr Nigel Wright, the Principal of Spurgeon’s College.
Please do go...
The theme is ‘Making Disciples – sharing the good news of Jesus’.
The afternoon session runs from 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm. The afternoon includes a seminar programme and the Association’s AGM. See me for more details.
The evening programme will include worship, inspiration and celebration and will run from 7.00 pm – 9.15 pm. The preacher is Revd Dr Nigel Wright, the Principal of Spurgeon’s College.
Please do go...
Thursday, 4 June 2009
Church anniversary
Next week, Sunday 14 June, we’re celebrating our church anniversary.We’ll be exploring what it means to be a community of Jesus followers in today’s world.
We will also be offering the chance to participate in an act of covenant renewal at Sunday Break and the Later Service for those of who missed the chance to take part last week at our Pentecost service.
St Arbucks tonight
Be there tonight for a 7.00pm start and have a great evening...
More details on the website.
More details on the website.
Giving online to George
Only a few days now before George and John fly out to Marrakech and climb all 13,565 feet of Mount Toubkal.
Please do support them. George had a webpage here at justgiving.com where you can give securely online.
Please do support them. George had a webpage here at justgiving.com where you can give securely online.
Wednesday, 3 June 2009
Mount Toubkal Challenge
St Arbucks Thursdays
We’re gathering at Starbuck's in the Market Square on Thursday 4 June from 7:00pm.
There will be live music between 7:30pm and 8:30pm. There’ll be a chance to chat and consume the beverage and bun of your choice in a convivial atmosphere.
So bring a friend—especially one who doesn’t usually go to church—and come prepared to talk to people who turn up about who we are and why we’re here.
After this one, we’ll be there again on 2 July.
There will be live music between 7:30pm and 8:30pm. There’ll be a chance to chat and consume the beverage and bun of your choice in a convivial atmosphere.
So bring a friend—especially one who doesn’t usually go to church—and come prepared to talk to people who turn up about who we are and why we’re here.
After this one, we’ll be there again on 2 July.
Monday, 3 November 2008
Pray 4 Bromley
Saturday 8 November, 7.00 to 9.00pm at Bromley Civic Centre - an evening of united worship and prayer.
We attended this last year and hope to go again this Saturday - hope to see some of you there!
Robin and Lorna
We attended this last year and hope to go again this Saturday - hope to see some of you there!
Robin and Lorna
Sunday, 2 November 2008
Good news indeed...
ALGERIA: CHRISTIANS ACQUITTED IN BLASPHEMY CASE
Verdict suggests Algerian government could be softening crackdown on Christians.
ISTANBUL, October 29 (Compass Direct News) – A court in northwestern Algeria today acquitted three Christians charged with blaspheming Islam and threatening a member of their congregation who re-converted to Islam.
The acquittal was announced in a court at Ain El-Turck, 15 kilometers (nine miles) west of the coastal city of Oran. The defendants believe the judge’s decision to acquit was due to the spurious evidence used against them.
The acquittal also comes as part of a larger trend of the Algerian government bowing to negative international media attention and government condemnations of such cases, they said.
Defendant Youssef Ourahmane said that as a result, a recent government crackdown against evangelical Christians has eased off in recent months.
“We had noticed the last four or five months the government is trying to back down a little bit,” Ourahmane said. “I think the pressure on them has been strong, such as condemnations from the U.S. and foreign ministries from France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria and Spain. This pressure from outside has embarrassed the Algerian government very much.”
Read more here...
Verdict suggests Algerian government could be softening crackdown on Christians.
ISTANBUL, October 29 (Compass Direct News) – A court in northwestern Algeria today acquitted three Christians charged with blaspheming Islam and threatening a member of their congregation who re-converted to Islam.
The acquittal was announced in a court at Ain El-Turck, 15 kilometers (nine miles) west of the coastal city of Oran. The defendants believe the judge’s decision to acquit was due to the spurious evidence used against them.
The acquittal also comes as part of a larger trend of the Algerian government bowing to negative international media attention and government condemnations of such cases, they said.
Defendant Youssef Ourahmane said that as a result, a recent government crackdown against evangelical Christians has eased off in recent months.
“We had noticed the last four or five months the government is trying to back down a little bit,” Ourahmane said. “I think the pressure on them has been strong, such as condemnations from the U.S. and foreign ministries from France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria and Spain. This pressure from outside has embarrassed the Algerian government very much.”
Read more here...
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