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Scary when you are watching a YouTube video and you unexpectantly pop up in the background!
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A shame I can’t claim this as working with Hatun, maybe on another occasion!
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Junior School Assembly – Theme: Where Would We Be Without Relationships?
Length: 11mins

A four hour round trip to speak for 30mins, but really looking forward to a trip to Somerset.

Time: 10.30am
Where: Saint Cleers Chapel. 45 Polham Ln, Somerton TA11 6SP
Bible Reading: Acts chapter 26 verses 26-36.
Topic: ‘The importance of explaining the Scripture.’

Somerton is a town and civil parish in the English county of Somerset. It gave its name to the county and was briefly, around the start of the 14th century, the county town, and around 900 was possibly the capital of Wessex.

Talks uploaded via text, audio or video never die, they are often a blessing to many!
It is always nice to get requests for PowerPoint slides, mainly via Sermon.central.com – Sermon Central: Equipping Pastors and Ministry leaders worldwide as they study, sermon prep, and share the Word. Website: Click Here
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Two requests in two days for PowerPoint slides for talks well over ten years old!

As Solomon wrote, “Cast your bread on the surface of the waters, for you will find it after many days.”

Good to hear from Alfie a man we met at Speakers Corner two weeks ago, sadly Alfie has many problems but also has a ‘wobbling’ Christian faith, after a good chat Jamie Broadey prayed with him in Hyde Park and the good news is Alfie has since booked himself into rehab as he tries to overcome his addiction.

Please pray that God bring other Christians into Alfie’s life!

Always encouraging to read Sermon Centrals weekly report, a reminder that the text of a sermon can be a blessing to others:

Your weekly overview: 2,088 Total Views

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On October 14th, 1855, a carpenter set up a soapbox in Hyde Park, near Marble Arch in London, and made a speech to onlookers complaining abut high food prices. Thus was born the tradition that became known as Speakers’ Corner, the place where free speech is exercised by anyone who wishes to.

166 years later the tradition carries on – looking forward today to supporting Christians on their soapboxes and engaging in some one-to-one evangelism

On October 14th, 1855, a carpenter set up a soapbox in Hyde Park, near Marble Arch in London, and made a speech to onlookers complaining abut high food prices. Thus was born the tradition that became known as Speakers’ Corner, the place where free speech is exercised by anyone who wishes to.

166 years later the tradition carries on – looking forward today to supporting Christians on their soapboxes and engaging in some one-to-one evangelism