Tag: Messy Church
Messy Church – Sunday 13th November
Our next Messy Church is on Sunday 13th November when we’ll be exploring the theme of Peace. Join us at John Wesley School 3pm.
Booking and more info: messychurchinashford.eventbrite.co.uk
Messy Church – 10th July
Join us for our next Messy Church at John Wesley School as we explore the story of Jesus calming the storm.
Messy Church 12th June
Our next Messy Church is on Sunday 12th June with a Jubilee theme. Come along for lots of fun crafts and activities followed by a picnic tea.
Messy Church – 8th May
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
Dates for Messy Church
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.
January Messy Church
Notices 19th February
- Today – This morning’s service will be led by Robin and the evening’s service by Paul.
- Next Sunday morning’s service will be led by Paul (AAW) and the evening service by Philip.
- Mabel is home but still very unwell.
- Don is back in hospital with a chest infection.
- Worship group meeting this Tuesday at church at 7.30. Pass any items for discussion to Paul, Philip or any committee member.
- Pastoral committee meeting this Wed at Wenda’s at 2.15.
- Lunch Club on 6th March at The Drum, Stanford. Please give your name to Lesley today and collect a menu if you will be going.
- Messy Church on Ash Wednesday, 1st March, at John Wesley School after school. We are encouraged to go along.
- Church meeting Maundy Thursday, 13th April, starting at 7pm and followed by a service and meal (possibly soup).
- John Bell at St Peter’s Canterbury on 15th March at 7.45 talking about congregational song. Should be interesting.
- Toilet Twinning Philip suggested that it would be a good idea to twin the new disabled toilet with one in a developing country. This will cost £60. Philip has details and would like to hear from anybody who would be interested in contributing.
Messy Church Christingle Service
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.
