Summer 22 Resource
A resource for our families this season … to create an ‘Affirmation Mobile’!
To make the mobile you will need a triangular piece of card (recommend base is 25cm long), three lengths of string of 60cm each, and some sellotape. Or you can simply use the Affirmation Cards as a set of cards to discuss and affirm each other.
New Series – Affirmations
On Sunday May 8th we start a new series: “Affirmations” in our Sunday gatherings. Learning together we will look at ten different angles of our status of who we are as followers of Jesus. This will encourage us and give food fuel for our souls as we continue to look to worship and serve Jesus across the city.
→Read More …Easter Baptisms
On Easter Day – Sunday 17th April at 10.30am – we will have our Easter Day celebration including four baptisms.
→Read More …Standing with the Oppressed
We watch the news and reports on social media, and find ourselves numb with horror. Thoughts of “how can this be happening now?” pass through our minds. We see the pictures and video footage, and feel helpless. It is bewildering.
→Read More …Spring 22 Lent Resource
A resource to help us with ‘Soul Care’ through this Lent season. Includes a kitchen table resource poster to colour in, and a guide booklet. Along with this resource we also recommend the Scottish Bible Society Wonder Walks.
January – February 22 Good King or Bad King
In the spring of 2022 we looked at 2 Chronicles. For the first part of the term the family resource consisted of 2 sets of cards for families to use together. The first set (“Good King or Bad King”) enabled us to think about how well the kings followed God. The second set (“Prayer Cards”) looked at prayers and prophetic statements found in 2 Chronicles. There is also a set of instructions.
September – December 2021
Tracking our series in Colossians, this resource comprises a set of ‘Learning Together’ cards and a set of ‘Prayer Cards’. Each set are designed to be used together as families every week or so through the term.
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