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SUMMARY:Week Of Prayer For Christian Unity 2026
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260119T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260119T120000
DTSTAMP:20260524T135043Z
UID:12759242026-01-19 11:00:00+00:00achurchnearyou
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DESCRIPTION:One Body and One Spirit\nThe Week of Prayer for Christian Unit
 y in January is an annual opportunity for the churches in Topsham to come 
 together for a time of both celebration and prayer\, using worship and stu
 dy tools that are being shared across the Christian world. The theme this 
 year is based on Ephesians 4:4\, 'There is one body and one spirit\, just 
 as you were called to the one hope of your calling'\, using material prepa
 red by the Armenian Apostolic Church along with the Armenian Catholic and 
 Evangelical Churches. These resources draw upon centuries-old traditions o
 f prayer used by the Armenian people\, along with hymns that originated in
  the ancient monasteries and churches of Armenia\, some of which date as f
 ar back as the fourth century.\nPaul’s epistles stress the importance of
  unity within the Church\, urging us to live lives worthy of our calling w
 ith humility\, gentleness\, patience and love (Ephesians 4:1-3). Ephesians
  4:4 summarises the teachings of Paul about unity\, emphasising here\, too
 \, that the followers of Christ represent ‘one body and one Spirit’\, 
 united in a single hope. This metaphor signifies the Church as a unified e
 ntity transcending barriers of geography\, nationality\, ethnicity and tra
 dition. Paul uses the metaphor of the Church being the Body of Christ to d
 escribe its unity within the diversity of its members.\nIn Topsham\, the W
 eek's activities will comprise opportunities for shared daily prayer and r
 eflection and an ecumenical service\, all using the material produced by t
 he ecumenical team in Armenia. The short prayer meetings will take place o
 ver the five weekdays at 11 am\, 19 to 23 January in the lounge at Holy Cr
 oss Catholic Church*\, with each session led by a member of St Margaret's\
 , St Nicholas Methodist or Holy Cross churches. The Week will culminate in
  an ecumenical service\, to be led by the Revd Wayne Grewcock at St Nichol
 as on Sunday 25 January at 3 pm (followed by refreshments). Everyone is mo
 st welcome to attend some or all of these occasions.\n(*Please note this l
 ocation\, a change from that advertised in the January edition of Estuary 
 magazine.)
LOCATION:Holy Cross Catholic Church
URL:https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/8641/service-and-events/events/1
 275924/
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SUMMARY:Week Of Prayer For Christian Unity 2026
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260120T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260120T120000
DTSTAMP:20260524T135043Z
UID:12759242026-01-20 11:00:00+00:00achurchnearyou
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DESCRIPTION:One Body and One Spirit\nThe Week of Prayer for Christian Unit
 y in January is an annual opportunity for the churches in Topsham to come 
 together for a time of both celebration and prayer\, using worship and stu
 dy tools that are being shared across the Christian world. The theme this 
 year is based on Ephesians 4:4\, 'There is one body and one spirit\, just 
 as you were called to the one hope of your calling'\, using material prepa
 red by the Armenian Apostolic Church along with the Armenian Catholic and 
 Evangelical Churches. These resources draw upon centuries-old traditions o
 f prayer used by the Armenian people\, along with hymns that originated in
  the ancient monasteries and churches of Armenia\, some of which date as f
 ar back as the fourth century.\nPaul’s epistles stress the importance of
  unity within the Church\, urging us to live lives worthy of our calling w
 ith humility\, gentleness\, patience and love (Ephesians 4:1-3). Ephesians
  4:4 summarises the teachings of Paul about unity\, emphasising here\, too
 \, that the followers of Christ represent ‘one body and one Spirit’\, 
 united in a single hope. This metaphor signifies the Church as a unified e
 ntity transcending barriers of geography\, nationality\, ethnicity and tra
 dition. Paul uses the metaphor of the Church being the Body of Christ to d
 escribe its unity within the diversity of its members.\nIn Topsham\, the W
 eek's activities will comprise opportunities for shared daily prayer and r
 eflection and an ecumenical service\, all using the material produced by t
 he ecumenical team in Armenia. The short prayer meetings will take place o
 ver the five weekdays at 11 am\, 19 to 23 January in the lounge at Holy Cr
 oss Catholic Church*\, with each session led by a member of St Margaret's\
 , St Nicholas Methodist or Holy Cross churches. The Week will culminate in
  an ecumenical service\, to be led by the Revd Wayne Grewcock at St Nichol
 as on Sunday 25 January at 3 pm (followed by refreshments). Everyone is mo
 st welcome to attend some or all of these occasions.\n(*Please note this l
 ocation\, a change from that advertised in the January edition of Estuary 
 magazine.)
LOCATION:Holy Cross Catholic Church
URL:https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/8641/service-and-events/events/1
 275924/
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SUMMARY:Week Of Prayer For Christian Unity 2026
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260121T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260121T120000
DTSTAMP:20260524T135043Z
UID:12759242026-01-21 11:00:00+00:00achurchnearyou
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DESCRIPTION:One Body and One Spirit\nThe Week of Prayer for Christian Unit
 y in January is an annual opportunity for the churches in Topsham to come 
 together for a time of both celebration and prayer\, using worship and stu
 dy tools that are being shared across the Christian world. The theme this 
 year is based on Ephesians 4:4\, 'There is one body and one spirit\, just 
 as you were called to the one hope of your calling'\, using material prepa
 red by the Armenian Apostolic Church along with the Armenian Catholic and 
 Evangelical Churches. These resources draw upon centuries-old traditions o
 f prayer used by the Armenian people\, along with hymns that originated in
  the ancient monasteries and churches of Armenia\, some of which date as f
 ar back as the fourth century.\nPaul’s epistles stress the importance of
  unity within the Church\, urging us to live lives worthy of our calling w
 ith humility\, gentleness\, patience and love (Ephesians 4:1-3). Ephesians
  4:4 summarises the teachings of Paul about unity\, emphasising here\, too
 \, that the followers of Christ represent ‘one body and one Spirit’\, 
 united in a single hope. This metaphor signifies the Church as a unified e
 ntity transcending barriers of geography\, nationality\, ethnicity and tra
 dition. Paul uses the metaphor of the Church being the Body of Christ to d
 escribe its unity within the diversity of its members.\nIn Topsham\, the W
 eek's activities will comprise opportunities for shared daily prayer and r
 eflection and an ecumenical service\, all using the material produced by t
 he ecumenical team in Armenia. The short prayer meetings will take place o
 ver the five weekdays at 11 am\, 19 to 23 January in the lounge at Holy Cr
 oss Catholic Church*\, with each session led by a member of St Margaret's\
 , St Nicholas Methodist or Holy Cross churches. The Week will culminate in
  an ecumenical service\, to be led by the Revd Wayne Grewcock at St Nichol
 as on Sunday 25 January at 3 pm (followed by refreshments). Everyone is mo
 st welcome to attend some or all of these occasions.\n(*Please note this l
 ocation\, a change from that advertised in the January edition of Estuary 
 magazine.)
LOCATION:Holy Cross Catholic Church
URL:https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/8641/service-and-events/events/1
 275924/
END:VEVENT
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SUMMARY:Week Of Prayer For Christian Unity 2026
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260122T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260122T120000
DTSTAMP:20260524T135043Z
UID:12759242026-01-22 11:00:00+00:00achurchnearyou
CATEGORIES:
DESCRIPTION:One Body and One Spirit\nThe Week of Prayer for Christian Unit
 y in January is an annual opportunity for the churches in Topsham to come 
 together for a time of both celebration and prayer\, using worship and stu
 dy tools that are being shared across the Christian world. The theme this 
 year is based on Ephesians 4:4\, 'There is one body and one spirit\, just 
 as you were called to the one hope of your calling'\, using material prepa
 red by the Armenian Apostolic Church along with the Armenian Catholic and 
 Evangelical Churches. These resources draw upon centuries-old traditions o
 f prayer used by the Armenian people\, along with hymns that originated in
  the ancient monasteries and churches of Armenia\, some of which date as f
 ar back as the fourth century.\nPaul’s epistles stress the importance of
  unity within the Church\, urging us to live lives worthy of our calling w
 ith humility\, gentleness\, patience and love (Ephesians 4:1-3). Ephesians
  4:4 summarises the teachings of Paul about unity\, emphasising here\, too
 \, that the followers of Christ represent ‘one body and one Spirit’\, 
 united in a single hope. This metaphor signifies the Church as a unified e
 ntity transcending barriers of geography\, nationality\, ethnicity and tra
 dition. Paul uses the metaphor of the Church being the Body of Christ to d
 escribe its unity within the diversity of its members.\nIn Topsham\, the W
 eek's activities will comprise opportunities for shared daily prayer and r
 eflection and an ecumenical service\, all using the material produced by t
 he ecumenical team in Armenia. The short prayer meetings will take place o
 ver the five weekdays at 11 am\, 19 to 23 January in the lounge at Holy Cr
 oss Catholic Church*\, with each session led by a member of St Margaret's\
 , St Nicholas Methodist or Holy Cross churches. The Week will culminate in
  an ecumenical service\, to be led by the Revd Wayne Grewcock at St Nichol
 as on Sunday 25 January at 3 pm (followed by refreshments). Everyone is mo
 st welcome to attend some or all of these occasions.\n(*Please note this l
 ocation\, a change from that advertised in the January edition of Estuary 
 magazine.)
LOCATION:Holy Cross Catholic Church
URL:https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/8641/service-and-events/events/1
 275924/
END:VEVENT
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SUMMARY:Week Of Prayer For Christian Unity 2026
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260123T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260123T120000
DTSTAMP:20260524T135043Z
UID:12759242026-01-23 11:00:00+00:00achurchnearyou
CATEGORIES:
DESCRIPTION:One Body and One Spirit\nThe Week of Prayer for Christian Unit
 y in January is an annual opportunity for the churches in Topsham to come 
 together for a time of both celebration and prayer\, using worship and stu
 dy tools that are being shared across the Christian world. The theme this 
 year is based on Ephesians 4:4\, 'There is one body and one spirit\, just 
 as you were called to the one hope of your calling'\, using material prepa
 red by the Armenian Apostolic Church along with the Armenian Catholic and 
 Evangelical Churches. These resources draw upon centuries-old traditions o
 f prayer used by the Armenian people\, along with hymns that originated in
  the ancient monasteries and churches of Armenia\, some of which date as f
 ar back as the fourth century.\nPaul’s epistles stress the importance of
  unity within the Church\, urging us to live lives worthy of our calling w
 ith humility\, gentleness\, patience and love (Ephesians 4:1-3). Ephesians
  4:4 summarises the teachings of Paul about unity\, emphasising here\, too
 \, that the followers of Christ represent ‘one body and one Spirit’\, 
 united in a single hope. This metaphor signifies the Church as a unified e
 ntity transcending barriers of geography\, nationality\, ethnicity and tra
 dition. Paul uses the metaphor of the Church being the Body of Christ to d
 escribe its unity within the diversity of its members.\nIn Topsham\, the W
 eek's activities will comprise opportunities for shared daily prayer and r
 eflection and an ecumenical service\, all using the material produced by t
 he ecumenical team in Armenia. The short prayer meetings will take place o
 ver the five weekdays at 11 am\, 19 to 23 January in the lounge at Holy Cr
 oss Catholic Church*\, with each session led by a member of St Margaret's\
 , St Nicholas Methodist or Holy Cross churches. The Week will culminate in
  an ecumenical service\, to be led by the Revd Wayne Grewcock at St Nichol
 as on Sunday 25 January at 3 pm (followed by refreshments). Everyone is mo
 st welcome to attend some or all of these occasions.\n(*Please note this l
 ocation\, a change from that advertised in the January edition of Estuary 
 magazine.)
LOCATION:Holy Cross Catholic Church
URL:https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/8641/service-and-events/events/1
 275924/
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