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The special    Christmas music events for younger children start on the 4th December. Here is the flyer for the event. We expect it will be very popular, so make sure you book your places.

We’ve a wealth of festive events to mark the celebration of our Lord’s birth.  You are welcome to any of them! Here’s the full list, and there is a printable leaflet at the bottom of the page.   Pearl’s Youth … Continue reading →

The picture shows some of the volunteers of the new lunch club, in front of the brand new 17 seat accessible minibus. The bus has been assigned to Christ Church by Pitsmoor and Shiregreen Community Transport. It has a lift … Continue reading →

A year after we were supposed to, we are finally moving in to our wonderful new hall.  We are truly blessed that we have been able to put into effect the vision we had of a contemporary new hall, married … Continue reading →

We’re thrilled that The Meeting Place, our new social cafe project, has opened its doors this week.  We weren’t sure if anyone would come, but five people did, and they were made welcome, joined in , and reportedly want to … Continue reading →

After so many delays for the building, finally the Lunch Club opened for business on Thursday 20th October.  We had a trial run the week before, when some of the volunteers cooked and the others were guinea pigs. We’ve got … Continue reading →

For years one of our members, Larissa, has been collecting for JMA, and in her last years before going to college she collected over £800.  She and we wanted to find a way to continue this astonishing work. We had … Continue reading →

I was asked on Sunday to make a copy of my sermon.  I am sometimes asked this, and while I have resisted before, I have now decided to upload a selection of some of the sermons I have preached at … Continue reading →

We welcome this month another team member, Sarah Knightley, who will lead our work on the Social Cafe. Sarah has a part time post funded with us for three years, to lead the group of volunteers who are already planning … Continue reading →

It’s not often a family bring three children together for baptism, but Charlene and Scott did just that recently. The three children were all dressed in pink, (so that the minister would know which children to baptise someone said!) And … Continue reading →