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Market Street presence – This was on hold at the moment due to works in the High Street. It is hoped that the High Street will be open to market traders in August 2014. The Prayer stall will be there primarily to “Say one for me”, it will not be there specifically to sell items.  HR did say that she hoped to have a banner made and for those on duty to wear fleeces with “Prayer Pastor” written on it.  The cost of hiring the stall is £30.00 per time and there was some concern how this was going to be met in the long term. Street Pastors – Has won …

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INTRODUCTION TO THIS YEAR’S THEME 1. Who drinks of this water… Journey, scorching sun, tiredness, thirst … “Give me to drink.” This is a demand of all human beings. God, who becomes human in Christ (Jn 1:14) and empties himself to share our humanity (Philippians 2:6-7) is capable of asking the Samaritan woman: “Give me to drink” (Jn 4:7). At the same time, this God who comes to encounter us, offers the living water: “The water that I will give will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life” (Jn 4:14). The encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman invites us to try water from a …

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This years Pentecost in the park hosted on June the 8th and well attended by all supporters from all of the Churches in Bromsgrove. The Worship Group from New Song Church led the attendees with some traditional and Contemporary songs before the word was brought by Minister John Notman.  

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Thanks ASDA– and your shoppers! Once again ASDA have come up trumps allowing us to collect food outside their store in the town. And once again the ASDA shoppers have responded to our pleas for tins and packets marvellously. We ended up with 30 crates jam packed with food that will be used to help create Christmas Hampers for young homeless people in our area. To read the full newsletter download it Newsletter No 9

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The Civic Head of the Council, Councillor Helen Jones and Mr Andrew Jones invite you to join them at a Black Country Night. In aid of the Civic Head’s charities – Pilgrim Bandits & Afasic Date Friday 24th January 2014  Arrival time: 7.00 pm for a 7.30pm start Location: Spadesbourne Suite, Council House, Burcot Lane, Bromsgrove, B60 1AA

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INTRODUCTION TO THIS YEAR’S THEME This year’s theme comes to us from the Churches of French Canada. Canadians live in a country that is marked by diversity in language, culture, and even climate, and it also embodies diversity in expressions of Christian faith. Living with this diversity, but being faithful to Christ’s desire for the unity of his disciples, has led them to a reflection on Paul’s provocative question in 1 Corinthians, “Has Christ been divided?” In faith we respond, “No!” yet our church communities continue to endure scandalous divisions. 1 Corinthians also points us to a way in which we can value and receive the gifts of others even now …

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St Godwald’s Church Finstall 13 November 2013. The Chair welcomed everyone and stated the format for the Evening. 1. Worship taken by Rev Carey Saleh She spoke about Halleluiah and its meaning, read Psalm 136 and sang the Gloria with everyone taking part. 2. Talk by Paul Norris on Grace Church This is a frontier Church formed in the 1960s. They embrace all and have many young families and teenagers, the latter who actually take notes during 45 minute sermons! They do not have a liturgy as such but preach the Word of God from the Scriptures. Their vision is to bring others to know the love of God, saying …

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Churches in Bromsgrove support Aid Relief Bromsgrove Anglican Group are sending off a cheque for £300.00 for the Philippines Typhoon Victims (Disasters Emergency Committee) on behalf of all the Churches in Bromsgrove. This money was raised earlier in the year at a Folk Evening and kept by the Bromsgrove Anglican Group to help in any world emergency. This has always been the policy from monies raised that it helps where desperately needed both locally and throughout the world in emergencies. To support please visit the Christian Aid Website. Picture supplied from Christian Aid Presentation.

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We have a vacancy for a part time Assistant to the Operations Manager. In the first instance this will be a temporary position and will run for 3 months, but the contract may be extended if both parties agree. The need for the position has arisen due to extra work the Operations Manager is undertaking regarding future planning strategies of The Basement Project, and so the Board of Trustees have agreed to provide her with a general assistant for approx. 15 hours per week to carry out any tasks that she would normally do but that could be carried out by an assistant. Please see the attached job description for …

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