Summer Readings

Week of 5 July, St. Andrew’s Church

The Old Testament prophets write of someone coming along after years of neglect, dusting off some old scriptures, and reading them to entire congregations.  Perhaps it’s time for us to dust off the scriptures and just read them in church for anyone who is passing by. 

Any fellow Coniston church members are welcome to come in and read.  To sign-up or take a look at the schedule, sign in as a guest at the following link.  Contact Mark on 41262 or Pamela on 41997 for the password.  

It is thought that we will begin with the book of Jeremiah (as written in The Message) then time permitting, move to Luke, Romans and finally Revelation. 

Happy Reading!

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Sunday Service Lakeside

11 a.m. Sunday, 5 July, by Blue Bird Cafe

Churches Together in Coniston will be holding a service on the shores of Coniston Water.  This informal service is for locals and visitors alike.  Come along for sparkling views, prayer, praise and morning worship.

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How Great is Our God

Tuesday, 9 June, 19:30 at St. Andrew’s Church, Coniston

Hazel was positively on fire last Tuesday evening with news of this DVD.  For a moment we deliberated on whether to carry on with Daniel or listen to How Great is Our God.  Ultimately we decided that more than just our home group should get the chance to see this so we will show it live in the church on Tuesday night.

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The Book of Daniel

7:30 p.m., Tuesday nights from 28 April 2009, The Vicarage

What can we learn from this highly controversial book of the Bible?  The mixture of supernatural and prophecy will test your view of Christianity.  There will be something for everyone in this faith defining study.

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Christening, Baptism or What?

7:30 p.m., St. Andrew’s Church, 27 April 2009

Come and share your thoughts?  Why do anything at all?  What does it mean to you?  What does it mean to the church?

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The Easter Story

Fun Time, 2 p.m., 1 April, St. Andrew’s Church

What is the meaning of Easter - From Palm Sunday to the Crucifiction to the Glory of the Resurrection?  This session promises to get to the heart of our faith.  Geared for young children and their parents - singing, crafts, fun food and the Greatest Story Ever Told

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The Healing Work of God

Christians Together in Coniston announce a Lent Study led by The Rev’d John Hancock

Where?     Coniston Methodist Chapel at 7:30 p.m.

When?      10 March, 24 March and 7 April

What’s it all about?

Session one:  Why?  Discovering what Jesus did and said.

Session two:  How, When and Where?  Following Jesus’ pattern.

Session three:  Healing Service.  On your marks…He sent them out to heal the sick.

 

 

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The Little Girl

Fun Time, 2 p.m., St. Andrew’s Church, Wednesday, 11 March 2009

What does Jesus do when a little girl gets sick?  This session of Fun Time tells the story of the daughter of Jairus.  Aimed at children five years and under, there will be singing, learning, refreshments and fun for all.  Parents and Carers are welcome too.

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Just Walk Across the Room

7:30 p.m., Tuesday evenings at the Vicarage

The Home Group is currently focusing on the message as proclaimed in Bill Hybel’s book, ‘Just Walk Across the Room’.  What if redirecting a person’s forever really is as simple as walking across a room?  This is a powerful course with life changing implications.  If you are interested in learning more, just come along.

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The Christmas Story

The Christmas Story will be the theme of Fun Time on Wednesday, 10 December at St. Andrew’s Church from 2 to 3 p.m.  There will be music, crafts and treats for all who come.  Mothers and young children are welcome.

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