As part of our Spirit Led series, each evening we have been taking our morning subject and going a bit deeper in a question-and-answer time on a Sunday evening. This week we are thinking about the Gifts of the Holy Spirit.
This q&a is a follow-on from Ian Higginbotham’s talk at the 10:00am service: Spirit Led – Doing
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On Sunday, we will be continuing the series of messages, ‘Spirit Led’. The foundational Bible verse for this series is Romans 8:14.
This week’s messages will be about the Gifts of the Holy Spirit – ‘Doing’. Ian Higginbotham will be our speaker in the morning service at 10am.
The service will be both in-person and live streamed. The link to view online is:
At 10am our children meet as follows:
In our 6:30pm service, ‘Doing – Going Deeper’ is our theme, when we will follow on from our morning service by looking at some questions from the morning in greater detail and hearing testimony.
Join us on this Palm Sunday as we celebrate together.
We are in-person and online at 10:00am when our speaker will be Ian Higginbotham.
The YouTube link is at the end of this post.
Sparks and Energize will all running for the children. There isn’t any Ignite this week.
At 6:30pm this week our speaker will be Ian Winter who will be continuing our Church for Dummies series.
Join us as we gather together from 10:00am.
This week we are online only.
Our speaker this week is Ian Higginbotham who will be looking at Mark 1:35 and Luke 11:1-9.
This talk is from our evening series “Church for Dummies” in which we’ll be asking ourselves “What type of Church do we want to be?”
Through the way he lived, Jesus taught us about what it means to be human. He showed us that we should be connected to God, that we should live life in community, and that we should serve one another. He was laying the foundations and setting an example of what a thriving community of believers looked like – an example that we can follow to this day.
The early Church in the book of Acts grabbed hold of that example with two hands and put what they learnt into practice. They were devoted, committed and passionate, following “the way” wholeheartedly.
What can we learn about Fulwood FMC, today, from Jesus’ life? How can we follow the early Church’s example of how to truly follow Him? Let’s find out.
Join us as we meet together to worship at 10am on Sunday 13th March. Ian Higginbotham will be continuing the new series of messages called ‘Travelling Light’, the title of this Sunday’s message is, ‘Letting Go of the Past’ – John 21:15-19.
The service will be both in-person and live streamed. The link for YouTube is at the end of this post.
At 10am our children meet as follows:
Join us on Sunday evening at 6:30pm when we will hear from Ian Higginbotham and John Hally, who have just returned from Kibogora in Rwanda. They will update us on the work at the hospital, polytechnic and the new maternity facility. There will be an option for questions too, so please come along and hear about this amazing work.
Refreshments will be served after both services. Please use all available space in the coffee lounge and Oak room to spread out.
Join us as we meet together to worship at 10am on Sunday 13th February. Ian Higginbotham will be our speaker; the title of the message is, ‘There’s Nothing Like a Plan – Keys to Overcoming Temptation’ – 1 Corinthians 10:12-13 and Hebrews 2:14-18.
The service will be both in-person and live streamed (link below).
At 10am our children meet as follows:
A creche area is available in the coffee lounge for parents/carers with children under the age of 2. Parents will need to stay with their child though as this is not staffed.
On Sunday evening at 6:30pm, Rebecca Parkinson will be speaking on ‘Being Held’ – Hebrews 10: 19-25.
Refreshments will be served after both services.