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Services on Sunday 24th November

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Heresies Ancient and Modern - Christianity = Being Nice

Join us this Sunday at either our 9:30 and 11 o'clock services, when we will be concluding our series of talks on Heresies Ancient and Modern

This week, Anna Larkin will be speaking on 'Christianity = Being Nice'.

Our regular children's activities meet again this Sunday as usual.  

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What's On for Kids at the 9:30 service?

The age groups have been split slightly differently this term, as we've been blessed with so many children that we've had to add an extra group on Sunday mornings!

The baby zone and colouring tables will be set up at the front of the church, as usual. 

Tiddlywinks: for babies and toddlers up to school nursery age (anyone who will turn 3 after 31st August 2024)
Scramblers: for children in Nursery and Reception school years. Nursery includes any children who turned 3 before 1st September.
Climbers: for children in school years 1 and 2
Explorers: for children in school years 3 and 4
Encounter: for children in school years 5 and 6

You can catch up with the latest sermon video recordings on our Sermon Videos page.

CCNM Groups

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Bumps and Babies next meets on Tuesday 19 November.
Join us from 9am to 11am in the Explorer's Hall.
Connections meets again on Wednesday 20 November.
Join us from 9:30am to 11:30am in the Lounge.
Toddlers In Tow next meets on Thursday 21 November.
Join us from 9:30am to 11am in the Explorer's Hall.
Family Cinema Club has its next screening on Saturday 23 November.
Join us from 2pm to 4:30pm in the Lounge.

(The film starts at 2:15. Date is to be confirmed.) 

Sunday School for Grown-Ups next meets on Sunday 24 November.
Join us from 6pm to 8pm in the Lounge.

(Refreshments from 6pm, session starts at 6:30pm.)  This session of our course 'Making Sense of the History Books' (repeated on Monday 2nd December) covers 1 Samuel. 

The Hive next meets on Monday 25 November.
Join us from 3pm to 5pm in the Lounge.
Half Shares meets again on Tuesday 3 December.
Join us from 1pm to 3pm in the Lounge.
Classic Film Club has its next screening on Wednesday 4 December.
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 6 December.
Join us from 7:45pm to 10:30pm in the Lounge.
Men Behaving Dadly next meets on Saturday 14 December.
Join us from 9:30am to 11am in the Lounge.
Sunday Screen meets again on Sunday 15 December.
Join us from 6pm to 8pm in the Lounge.

Food is available from 6pm with the showing from 6.30pm. 

Half Shares Tea will be on Saturday 21 December.
Join us from 3pm to 5pm in the Lounge.

Jo Henson

Jo Henson

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Jo Henson

On Monday 14th October, we lost our longest attending member, Jo Henson, who died at the age of 86. She first started coming to Christ Church in the 1940s, and was a faithful and constantly good natured member of the church. She was a core member of Women's Own, and a tireless advocate of mission to those affected by leprosy. Jo formed a wonderful partnership with her husband John, who died last May, and their daughter Ruth, who continues to be a cherished part of our church family.

A Thanksgiving Service for Jo will be at Christ Church on at 12.30pm on Thursday 28th November, followed by refreshments. All are welcome. Do continue to pray for Ruth and Jo's close friends as they adjust to her loss.

Mission Without Borders

Mission without Borders: Operation Christmas Love 2024

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Mission Without Borders - Bringing Christmas Love to war-torn Eastern Europe

This Christmas will be the darkest yet for families living in poverty in Eastern Europe. In Ukraine, families continue to be separated and lives torn apart, with many children still spending hours sheltering in the basements of homes. Families are living under great stress and fear and face a miserable Christmas with a lack of food, freezing temperatures, and an unknown future.

You can help desperately poor families share a Christmas meal together – something many of us take for granted. £30 can give a family a Christmas to remember, filled with joy rather than sorrow.

Visit the Mission Without Borders website for more information, or make a donation online

Sunday Services

Attending our Sunday Services

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.