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. . . to Glenfield Methodist Church.
We meet regularly for worship on Sundays and have other activities throughout the week.
Rev. Steve Clark is our minister. He is authorised to administer Holy Communion, to conduct services for Weddings, Baptisms and Funerals. Many of our services are taken by Lay Preachers and visiting Ministers.
As a Church, we believe in the power of God’s Good News, that it does transform lives and brings real hope for this life and the next.
There are social events, such as a Folk and Quiz evenings, Craft Fairs, Barbeques and Flower Festivals.
As Glenfield Churches Together we hold United Services several times a year. Each summer we run a holiday club for ages 5 -11 years old. During term time we act out short bible stories in school assemblies at the two local primary schools with “Open The Book”. We also share in bible study groups together.
We meet regularly for worship on Sundays and have other activities throughout the week.
Rev. Steve Clark is our minister. He is authorised to administer Holy Communion, to conduct services for Weddings, Baptisms and Funerals. Many of our services are taken by Lay Preachers and visiting Ministers.
As a Church, we believe in the power of God’s Good News, that it does transform lives and brings real hope for this life and the next.
There are social events, such as a Folk and Quiz evenings, Craft Fairs, Barbeques and Flower Festivals.
As Glenfield Churches Together we hold United Services several times a year. Each summer we run a holiday club for ages 5 -11 years old. During term time we act out short bible stories in school assemblies at the two local primary schools with “Open The Book”. We also share in bible study groups together.
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When Faith Gets Shaken
Sometimes events happen in our lives which really challenge our belief in a loving and ever-present God. How can we best respond to life’s challenges? At GMC we will be using a 6-session DVD series based on Patrick Regan’s journey through some particularly difficult – potentially faith-shaking – life experiences (as told in his book of the same name). The series brings alive honest reflections on how we can focus on God and keep going when our faith gets shaken. Each session will begin with a DVD clip, followed by the opportunity to discuss what we have heard and seen and ask questions. The series will run on Thursday evenings (tea/coffee from 7pm, start at 7.30pm, end by 9pm), commencing on Thursday 11 October, with the final session taking place on Thursday 15 November). This series will be of value for us all, whether in addressing some of our own questions or in helping us to support others through the tough times of life. You are warmly invited. |
