There are a few changes that you need to know about this week, make sure you read all the way to the end. 😀
In the morning we are meeting at 9:15am and 11:00am, two identical services, with Sparks, Energize and Ignite at both. Our speaker will be Ian Higginbotham.
BSL interpretation will be available at the 9:15am service.
We are live streaming the 11:00am service – link below.
Refreshments will be available after both services.
There’s also our evening service at 6:30pm when our speaker will be Dave Sewell.
Our theme this week, and for the next few weeks is the future vision for Fulwood Free Methodist Church. These are going to be exciting times and you aren’t going to want to miss out.
Also, this week, you will need to use the front door (nearest to Lightfoot Lane), the rear door (direct from the car park) is broken.
This Sunday, we start our new Sunday message series, ‘Invested’. Our speaker at the 10am service will be Ian Higginbotham; the message title is ‘Kingdom Investment – Heavenly Treasure’ and the Bible reading is Matthew 6:19-21. The service will be both in-person and live streamed.
At 10am our children meet as follows:
Sparks for pre-school children aged 2-4 in the Prayer Chapel.
Energize for children in Reception to year 6 in Oak.
There will be no Ignite for young people in school years 7-11 on 23rd or 30th October.
Please also join us for our evening service at 6:30pm, when Ian Higginbotham will be looking further at ‘Kingdom Investment – Heavenly Treasure’.
This week we are returning to a verse in the Bible that has been speaking to us over the last few weeks – Acts 2:42.
At 10:00am Sue Chastney is our speaker and she will be considering what it means to be “Devoted to prayer?”
This week our Sparks and Energize children are meeting together in Oak. There is no Ignite this week.
The 10:00am service will be live streamed, the link is below. Please note that we will not be live streaming during August to allow our volunteers on the technical team to take a break.
At 6:30pm our speaker is Nicki Thorpe who will be thinking about what it means to “Dare to Share”
