People, Purpose, Passion.
These evenings are perfect for giving young people an opportunity to find out how Jesus is relevant to their lives today. Costa has been an ideal location as you can ask questions and chat in a relaxed atmosphere whilst chilling out with cake and coffee!
This course is aimed at those in school years 9-13 so if you have friends or family who would be interested please invite them along.
No booking required. Just turn up on the night.
Friendship Club is for over 50s and is a great chance to have a fun afternoon out and meet with others. Various activities take place including music, games, and quizzes.
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You are invited to join us every Friday for a weekly prayer breakfast from 6.45 until 8am in the small hall.
We will pray together and seek God for the outworking of his promises to us. The elders will share something of what they feel God is saying to us and giving vision for, so that we can seek God together in an environment that allows the Holy Spirit to help us pray into these things.
Following this, for those who are able to stay on, there will be an opportunity to enjoy time together over tea and toast.
We believe that investing in praying together in this way will bring personal growth in God and we will also see breakthrough and answers to prayer as we call on God together.
You are invited to join us every Friday for a weekly prayer breakfast from 6.45 until 8am in the small hall.
We will pray together and seek God for the outworking of his promises to us. The elders will share something of what they feel God is saying to us and giving vision for, so that we can seek God together in an environment that allows the Holy Spirit to help us pray into these things.
Following this, for those who are able to stay on, there will be an opportunity to enjoy time together over tea and toast.
We believe that investing in praying together in this way will bring personal growth in God and we will also see breakthrough and answers to prayer as we call on God together.
You are warmly invited to join us for a time of worship, prayer and teaching.
Woodwork, nets of fish, bread and wine and bloody crosses. With so many familiar words and stories, it can be hard to grasp just who Jesus of Nazareth really was; how he walked and talked with his friends, how he connected with strangers, how he suffered a brutal capital punishment willingly so that others could walk free.
So just what is it about this middle-eastern carpenter that forms the focus of the lives of the millions of people that call him ‘friend’?
Over the coming weeks, Lowestoft Community Church presents Authentic Jesus – a look at the REAL Jesus Christ. Through the Gospel of Mark – an account of His life – it will seek to answer questions of just who He was, what He did, and what relevance it has to us today.
Speaker: Ben Parish
Subject: Mark 15:1-20
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(After the service this talk will be available online on our downloads page)
You are warmly invited to join us for a time of worship, prayer and teaching.
God has made some wonderful promises to us in the Bible concerning his desired and promised presence with his people. Additionally God has spoken to us as a church and has given us considerable encouragement that he intends to demonstrate his presence and power amongst us in a variety of ways.
This mini series is a response to the word and prophetic promises that God has given and aims to look at how, we as a local church, can help create an environment whereby God finds it easy to do the things he wants to do. We also hope to add in elements of teaching to stimulate the futher creation of biblical culture among us.
You are warmly invited to join us for a time of worship, prayer and teaching.
Authentic Jesus SeriesWoodwork, nets of fish, bread and wine and bloody crosses. With so many familiar words and stories, it can be hard to grasp just who Jesus of Nazareth really was; how he walked and talked with his friends, how he connected with strangers, how he suffered a brutal capital punishment willingly so that others could walk free.
So just what is it about this middle-eastern carpenter that forms the focus of the lives of the millions of people that call him ‘friend’?
Over the coming weeks, Lowestoft Community Church presents Authentic Jesus – a look at the REAL Jesus Christ. Through the Gospel of Mark – an account of His life – it will seek to answer questions of just who He was, what He did, and what relevance it has to us today.
Speaker: Bernard Warnes
Subject: Mark 14:66-72
Additional info:
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(After the service this talk will be available online on our downloads page)
Elevate is a worship event for youth and young adults. It takes place on the first Sunday evening of each month. For more info go to the Elevate page.
You are warmly invited to join us for a time of worship, prayer and teaching.
Authentic Jesus SeriesWoodwork, nets of fish, bread and wine and bloody crosses. With so many familiar words and stories, it can be hard to grasp just who Jesus of Nazareth really was; how he walked and talked with his friends, how he connected with strangers, how he suffered a brutal capital punishment willingly so that others could walk free.
So just what is it about this middle-eastern carpenter that forms the focus of the lives of the millions of people that call him ‘friend’?
Over the coming weeks, Lowestoft Community Church presents Authentic Jesus – a look at the REAL Jesus Christ. Through the Gospel of Mark – an account of His life – it will seek to answer questions of just who He was, what He did, and what relevance it has to us today.
Speaker: Sam Betts
Subject: Mark 14:43-65
Additional info:
Publicity
Join the facebook group
(After the service this talk will be available online on our downloads page)
Mobilise East is a monthly event held at King’s Community Church in Norwich. It aims to gather young adults from across the region for times of passionate worship, comedy theatre, and hearing challenging messages as we pursue God’s purposes for our lives. Coffee and cake are served from 6pm.
For more information visit the King’s website
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