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Preaching today at New Farm Chapel. Alresford SO24 9QH.
Time:10.30am
Subject: Why Being Thankful Matters
Bible passage: Psalm 9

Report Meeting for Netley Christian Fellowship – a chance to share what God is doing through Counties Hants and encourage folk from the Bible.
Venue: St. Paul’s Church, Bursledon, Southampton, SO31 8DT.

This weekend will mainly be spent on the water! At the CYE (Christian Youth Enterprises), Chidham. Chichester.
For me it will be kayaking over sailing in Chichester Harbour and the odd ramble to take in the stunning scenery, tranquillity and wildlife of the area.

This weekend Rob Milliken & his team are organising everything and my input for the weekend will be 4 teaching sessions.

Friday 9.00pm
Saturday 8.45am
Saturday 9.00pm
Sunday 8.45am

All over for me Sunday at mid-day but the group will carry on a few hours longer.

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Preaching today…

Activity: Morning Service
Time: 10.30am
Where: Charminster Chapel. Bournemouth. BH8 9SJ.
Subject: ‘Wrestling with God’
Bible Passage: Genesis chapter 32 verses 22-32

Activity: Gospel Service
Time: 6.30pm
Where: Cannon Court Evangelical Church, Fetcham. KT22 9LE.
Subject: ‘He did what?’
Bible Passage: Titus chapter 3 verse 5.

Good News Camp Leadership Prayer & Plan Meeting Tonight!
Lots & lots to talk about, me thinks it will not be an early night – we would value your prayers for the tough decision’s we have to make.

Where: Sarisbury Junior School, Southampton – Assemblies (x2).
Theme: Pentecost
Bible story: Acts chapter 2

“And how can they hear, unless someone tells them?”
Romans chapter 10 verse 14 (CEV)

A service for the residents at Hawthorne Court. Southampton.

Todays service will be:
Hymn: Immortal invisible God only wise
Prayer
Collective Prayer: The Lord’s Prayer (traditional)
Short talk #1: Gordon Curley
Penny: Pentecost Poem by James Montgomery
Sunday School Action song: If you are happy and you know it
Short talk #2: Gordon Curley
Hymn: There is a redeemer
Closing Prayer.

Hawthorne Court specialises in dementia care.

The invasion of the park!
Following on from this week’s conference, hundreds of Christians flooded into Hyde Park Corner and made their presence felt.
Everywhere you turned, someone was giving out a tract or a gospel – lol, I even bumped into my good friend Jamie Broadey!
Boosted by the return of Jay Smith (on the ladder), GodLogic debating on the ground plus Bob, Chris, David and many more regulars it was strange to have more Christians in the park than Moslems.
Highlight of the day, was a good conversation with Senna from Syria. I rarely talk to Moslem women in the park (a cultural barrier), but I could see her looking at the booklets in my hand, so I asked her if she would like one? To my surprise she said, “Yes!” And the conversation started, I then invited into the chat a Christian lady and it was a joy and a privilege to share the gospel with her.
Please pray that she reads and watches the booklet & DVD ‘Discovering Who Is This Jesus?’ by Roger Carswell & Chris Sinkinson).

Evangelism @ Speakers Corner. Hyde Park. London.

After a great NAPC 3-day Conference, many of those who attended and many other Christians are planning to flood Speakers Corner. As well as the regulars, look out for Jay Smith (Pfander Ministries), God Logic (Avery), Beth (Grove) Peltola and Michael Jones (apologetic philosophy), who will certainly liven up the Corner! It’s gonna be a good one!

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Speakers Corner in London’s Hyde Park is the oldest free speech platform in the world. People won the right to speak in mass protests in the 1860s and early 1870s. Some people believe the tradition is connected to the right of the condemned to a last speech before being hung at the Tyburn gallows, a practice that stopped at the end of the 18th century. Every Sunday people from all sorts of convictions come to Hyde Park in the afternoon to spread their message or to have fun.