Join us for our next Messy Church at John Wesley School as we explore the story of Jesus calming the storm.
Messy Church takes place this Sunday afternoon at John Wesley School – we’re looking forward to lots of exciting science experiments and thinking about the difference light makes in God’s creation.
There will also be refreshments and a hot meal.
Book your place now at messychurchashford.eventbrite.co.uk
Come and join us for our next Messy Church on Sunday 13th March 3pm at John Wesley School. Our theme will be ‘Growing’ and we’ll be looking at the Parable of the Sower with lots of spring related activities.
For more details and to book see messychurchashford.eventbrite.com
Here are all the dates and themes for Messy Church – come along or invite your friends and family.
Messy Church meets at John Wesley School at 3pm and includes crafts, activities, a Bible story and a hot meal.
Messy Church is back for the New Year this Sunday (16th January) at John Wesley School, starting at 3pm.
Join us for some messy fun – crafts, activities and worship all around the theme of light. We’ll also sit down to a hot meal together and we’re finishing the afternoon with a glow stick disco!
Please invite friends or family to come along.
More info and book your place at https://messychurchashford.eventbrite.co.uk
We’re really excited that Messy Church will be back on Sunday 12th September at a new venue!
We’ll be meeting monthly at John Wesley School, starting at 3pm. Join us for some messy fun – crafts, games, worship and food. Please invite friends or family to come along.
More info and book your place at https://messychurchashford.eventbrite.co.uk
With the current situation we aren’t hosting a Messy Church on Sunday afternoon. So if your little ones enjoy Messy Church, then why not host your own on Sunday. The Messy Church – BRF Facebook group will be online with a story on Sunday 12th April at 5pm. They have provided ideas as well for you to download for a Messy Easter and a Messy Good Friday.
If you want something for this week to replace Sunday’s Messy Church, why not get your little one’s involved in the Eggs and Crosses drive from City Vision. Rather than putting rainbows up in your windows put Eggs and Crosses up.
Alternatively, Churspacious has set a crafty Palm Sunday challenge: make your own palm cross and send in photos of your cross or crosses. This new group, set up by URC ministers, is a place to ‘be church’, whatever that means to you. Search for Churspacious on Facebook or Instagram to find out more.
The Messy Church team, having joined with Great Chart, hosted our second Christingle Messy Church on Tuesday 13th December. We were joined by about 20 children from the John Wesley Church of England/Methodist Primary School, who kindly hosted the event. The children made their Christingle and put together a card with information about the Christingle. Donation boxes for the Children’s Society had been passed round the whole school.