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Services on Sunday 21st April

Building a Safe Church upon the place of the Vulnerable in the Kingdom of God

This Sunday, we'll be continuing our series of talks on Building a Safe Church.

Join us at our 9:30 or 11 o'clock service when Stephen Kuhrt will be speaking on The place of the Vulnerable in the Kingdom of God.

Our regular activities for children and young people resume this Sunday, and the baby zone and colouring tables will be set up at the front of the church as usual.

Image	Tiddlywinks: for children aged 2 and above
Image	Scramblers: for children in Nursery and Reception school years
Image	Climbers: for children in school years 1 and 2
Image	Explorers: for children in school years 3 to 6
Image	Engage: for young people (year 7+) - meet at 4:30pm in the Youth Room

Catch up with the latest sermon video recording on the Sermon Videos page.

CCNM Groups

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	Half Shares Tea will be on Saturday 20 April. Join us from 3pm to 5pm in the Lounge.
	Sunday Screen meets again on Sunday 21 April. Join us from 6pm to 8pm in the Lounge. Food is available from 6pm with the showing from 6.30pm.
	The Hive returns on Monday 22 April. Join us from 3pm to 5pm in the Lounge.
	Bumps and Babies next meets on Tuesday 23 April. Join us from 9am to 11am in the Explorer's Hall.
	Connections returns on Wednesday 24 April. Join us from 9:30am to 11:30am in the Lounge.
	Toddlers In Tow next meets on Thursday 25 April. Join us from 9:30am to 11am in the Explorer's Hall.
	Family Cinema Club has its next screening on Saturday 27 April. Join us from 2pm to 4:30pm in the Lounge. (The film starts at 2:15.)
	Sunday School for Grown-Ups next meets on Sunday 28 April. Join us from 6pm to 8pm in the Lounge. (Refreshments from 6pm, session starts at 6:30pm.) In this session of 'Making Sense of the Pentateuch', we look at its nature and composition. The session will be repeated on Monday 6th May.
	Half Shares meets again on Tuesday 7 May. Join us from 1pm to 3pm in the Lounge.
	Classic Film Club has its next screening on Wednesday 8 May. Join us from 2pm to 4pm in the Lounge. Refreshments will be available from 1:45pm.
	Christ Church Cinema Club shows its next film on Friday 10 May. Join us from 7:45pm to 10:30pm in the Lounge.
	Men Behaving Dadly next meets on Saturday 11 May. Join us from 9:30am to 11am in the Lounge.

On Wednesday 20th March, Lyndsay completed her 50km walk in 12 hours and 30 mins. Her route took her from New Malden to Mortlake, along the Thames tow path to Kingston, twice around Richmond Park, and back to Bar Malden!

Lyndsay went to Freetown, Sierra Leone, 10 years ago, to help on a project for homeless young people. She made a friend called Amos, who lived at the project, and they have been in touch ever since.

Amos is now in a desperate situation. He is living with stage 5 kidney failure, and is in urgent need of hospital treatment. A friend has come forward to donate a kidney, but there is no free healthcare in Sierra Leone, and the hospitals there aren't equipped to carry out a kidney transplant. In order to save his life, Amos and his donor will need to travel to India for the surgery. Amos is too unwell to work, and his friends and family have run out of options to gather enough funds to cover the cost of travel, surgery, and after care.

A huge 'Well Done' to Lyndsay for taking on this massive challenge (and also to Karen Chan, who joined Lyndsay for an 8km stretch of the walk)! It's not too late to make a donation - click here to donate online.

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There are a number of people in our congregation with health conditions which make them especially vulnerable. If you have any symptoms associated with coronavirus, please stay home from church. Let's continue to do all we can to help keep each other safe.

Let's continue to do all we can to help keep each other safe.

We are grateful for guidance from the Church of England (updated July 2022), please click here to view the full details.