Jigsaws and missing pieces!Were you given a jigsaw for Christmas? Have you completed it yet?Someone in our church community told me about their jigsaw, it sounds difficult as the picture on the box is not the same as the picture on the board!Frustrating? Perhaps, but not as much as the jigsaw with the missing piece, there is one in my cupboard like that which I do not throw away in case the piece turns up!There can be missing pieces in people’s lives which some try to fill with money, drink, drugs, relationships or more possessions. We all know or have heard of such people.There is also in us all a God shaped space which only Jesus can fill completely. You will know if you have found Jesus and invited Him into your life. If you do not know and this is news to you then why wait with that emptiness any longer?The ministers of our churches would count it a privilege to bring you to meet with Jesus and to have the peace of the missing piece found.Those who know Jesus may have gaps to fill in understanding the Bible and in living out the Christian life or in being more effective in serving the Lord.Have these thoughts given you a nudge? Please do not ignore the nudge!Rev Al and the Ministry Team will be pleased to enable you to start your Christian journey or to find an appropriate way for you to grow in faith and discipleship through personal conversation or through the courses and discussions which are offered and will be offered during this year.Rev Rosemary
St Michael's Billinghay will resume their Coffee and Chat at St Michael's Community Hall beginning Thursday the 8th of February 10am-12noon. Details of the event are on the attached poster. All are welcome.
On Saturday 9th September Lincolnshire Churches Trust held their annual Ride & Stride event and St Andrew's Church Cranwell were represented by three members of our community, Jim Clarke, and Paul and Zoe Cox. They visited 35 churches involving a combined distance of some 120 miles, a tremendous achievement.A sponsorship appeal raised £400 towards maintaining these old buildings. Many thanks go to the cyclists and to all who gave their support for the occasion.
