Thanks for visiting our Service Extras for Sunday 7th February - why not check out the information below as we continue to consider the themes and thoughts from our service today.
Boys and Girls it was great to have you with us this morning -
Check out the worksheets below as we continue to delve into the story of God’s people opening up God’s word and committing to follow him.
Why don’t you make a point each day to open up your bible to hear what God has to say to you today.
Click the links below for some worksheets
International Meeting Point
We have received a request for help from Keith Preston from the International Meeting Point. (To find out more about the International Meeting Point click HERE)
If you would like to help CLICK HERE for more information. If you have any further questions contact Peter.
In our service today we were considering the role of God’s word in our lives. We are so fortunate to have such easy access to hear from God through his word. That is not the case for so many people around the world. The work of Wycliffe Bible Translators and other translation / bible organisations is to bring the word of God into the heart languages of people groups and individuals around the world.
Why not take the time to find out more about the work of Wycliffe and how you might support them.
Wycliffe Bible Translators -
Who We Are
A Story of Translation
Bible Translation Progress Report 2020/21
The Presbyterian Herald has returned for the beginning of 2021 after a pause during these last months. It is now available free online by clicking the picture below. It is a great source of information and encouragement about the wider work of PCI. Enjoy and feel free to share.
DON’T FORGET TO KEEP YOUR STAMPS UNTIL WE RETURN TO CHURCH
As Christmas cards start to come through your door this year we are asking you to join us in collecting your used stamps for the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) The RNIB is one of the UK’s leading sight loss charities and a number of people from our church family have benefited from their work. Simply cut stamps off any letters or cards you receive but make sure you leave 1cm of envelope or packaging around each stamp. It helps if you can separate British from foreign stamps. Collect your stamps at home and in January, we will let you know a couple of dates when you can bring them to church. RNIB raises £20 for every kilogram of stamps. You can visit their website https://www.rnib.org.uk/ to read more about the work they do.
