We have now introduced a 'Give now' button to our homepage so that anyone can make a donation to help St John's church in it's mission and ministry, to help with the maintenance of the building and continue to offer things like 'A Warm space', Messy Church, youth group, toddlers and study groups.A regular donation or a one-off donation can be made simply by selecting the 'Give Now' button on the homepage and follow the options.Thanking you in advance for all your support.
Welcome to our monthly parish magazine with lots of interesting and inspirational articles, from Brian's editorial encouraging us to look at our use of time during Lent. There is a good variety of articles looking at subjects relevant to this time of Lent. There are also relating to Mothering Sunday and looking ahead to Easter. There is also lots of information on forthcoming events, such as Messy Church and a Pizza evening for 11-18 year olds.There are lots of other opportunities and dates for your diary, You will also find a recipe for Easter story biscuits for young children, a children's page and lots of other interesting articles.Something for everyone.Download, read and enjoy!
Welcome to our monthly parish magazine with lots of interesting and inspirational articles, from Cath's editorial encouraging you to think differently. There is a good variety of articles looking at subjects as we approach Lent, items such as shrove Tuesday, Valentine's day and various aspects relating to Lent. There is also lots of information on forthcoming events, such as Messy Church and especially the event by Riding Lights theatre company.There are lots of other opportunities and dates for your diary, You will also find a recipe for American buttermilk pancakes,, a children's page and lots of other interesting articles.Something for everyone.Download, read and enjoy!
For one night only, Riding Lights Christian theatre company will perform… The Uneasy sleeps of Max Maxwell …waking up to artificial intelligence A new one-act play by Richard Hasnip, followed by conversations with leading scientists. All this provides an entertaining human story to spark questions about the ways in which Artificial Intelligence already, and surely will, interact with our lives. After the play, there will be a short interval followed by live Q&A with expert scientists from the local area. Come and raise your questions. To book tickets, please go to http://bitly.ws/z3Pc The flyer is attached to this email. Please pass on the details to others you think may be interested.
