Back Where We Belong?

On Friday (5th December) we return to the pub - 7.30 for 8pm as usual.

So is this where we belong? And what have we learned from our time back in church (cold, wasn't it?)

What have we learned from the Ddiscipleship Course that might make us do anything differently?

The picture is an advert from this site:

http://www.churchonthecorner.org.uk/

So we're certainly not the only ones! In fact, another group from St Mark's, all men, meets fortnightly in the same pub as us! Ask Simon about "Beer and a Bible".

The vicar will want to know what we talked about when he gets back...

Comments below!

IMPORTANT : PLEASE REPLY!

Hi

Important message for Friday Service regulars!

We are trying to plan events for December. The Discipleship Course ends on Friday then we are due back the pub.

We are looking to go Carol Singing in the Roebuck on the 19th and then cancel meetings on the 26th and January 2nd.

Which leaves 5th and 12th of December to fill. Robert and Barbara would like to host a meal as last year but we are not sure who can make either of these dates.

So... please e-mail the webmaster (that's the vicar to you!) and let us know when you are free!

Discipleship Week 6 : Church

So... what is the church? Does it even have a future in this country? What;s God's view?

What do you think? If you could make it different, what would you do?

Is the Church of England way of doing things the best way?

Join us in church on Friday and comment beforehand here!

After Salvation... What Next?

So after Discipleship week 4 - Salvation... what comes next.

This week we look at morality and mission; what does Epesians 2 mean when it says (after telling us we are saved by God's grace, not works) that God has prepared a life of good works for us to do?

Are works necessary? Surely if we're saved then that's it? We can't add to our salvation so do we need to do anything at all? What do you think?

Please comment or join us at 7.30 for 8pm on Friday.

PS: Only a couple more Fridays after this, and then we can go back to the pub....

The Sweet Song of Salvation

On Friday (7th) we will be looking at Salvation.

Surely will all know about that, now, don't we?

If we are all Christians do we really need to talk about this? Can't we do something deeper.

What do you think? Is this worth talking about or should we follow the writer to Hebrews in chapter six:

1Therefore let us leave the elementary teachings about Christ and go on to maturity, not laying again the foundation of repentance from acts that lead to death, and of faith in God, 2instruction about baptisms, the laying on of hands, the resurrection of the dead, and eternal judgment. 3And God permitting, we will do so.