ECG (Equipping, Calling, Going) is a national Christian Conference coming to the Spa in April.
For more information, including a 50% of voucher for locals and a video of last year’s event see the information page I’ve created here, or look on the ‘events’ drop-down menu.
Scalby Methodist Church (combining with St Laurence’s).
Wednesday 29 Feb for 5 weeks
3-4pm (refreshments follows)
Repeated at 7:15pm (for drinks) for 7.30-8:30pm.
Discussion around a series of short films (14 mins) relating the experiences of people involved in the Crucifixion at the time.
5 WEDNESDAYS starting on 29 Feb at Scalby Methodist Church.
They are open to anyone who would like to attend.
Queen Street Tuesday February 28th for 6 weeks
Coffee served from 10 am until 10.15
Session will begin at approximately 10.15.
Course will be based on a Lent Study entitled “A Passion For Life” which centres on the passion of Jesus in Mark’s Gospel. Everyone is welcome.
Burniston
Lenten Bible study classes start every Wednesday from 29/2 7pm at church (except 20/3 which is a Tuesday)
The February circuit prayer requests paper is available now in the resources section
This service is a wonderful opportunity to come and worship together as one church in Scarborough, to pray for the church and renew our commitment to work together in the name of Jesus Christ. All are welcome.
Churches Together in Scarborough invite you to: A United Service during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Sunday 22nd January 6.30pm St Luke's Church, Stepney Drive, YO12 5DP
A celebration concert in Scarborough on 16th January 2012 to mark the 60th Anniversary of Kathleen Ferrier and Gerald Moore in concert at the Methodist Central Hall, Scarborough January 16th 1952.
The proceeds of this concert will go to three charities – Kathleen Ferrier Cancer Research, MacMillan Cancer Support and St. Catherine’s Hospice, Scarborough.
What is Life? A Concert for Kathleen by Maureen Eastwood
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Following on from the small rural churches workshop in November the president of conference, Rev Leo Osborn, will be at Ayton Methodist Church on Friday 13th January to share a meal, to hear the stories of the local small churches, have a time of discussion and to share in worship. (4.30pm – 7.30pm)
The whole event is not limited to those who attended the November workshop and all members of the small churches who would like to meet the president are encouraged to come along and be part of it.
It is also a good opportunity for members of the small churches in the new circuit to get to know each other and learn about each other.
Calling all people interested in leading, and involved with arranging worship, (including ‘Local arrangements’)
You are invited to attend this 7 session course, approved as Worship Leader training but also relevant to those who enable and support worship in anyway e.g. Church Stewards and leaders of groups etc. The course is also available to anyone wishing to begin to explore a call to worship leading or preaching, or to further develop their skills in worship leading.
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The Youth Workers prayer paper for January and the new circuit plan are both available in the Resources section
The next ‘on the 6th day…’ creative worship service will incorporate watching the film ‘It’s a wonderful Life’ at Burniston Methodist Church at 6.00 p.m. Leader: Rev Mark Haynes. All welcome!
Scarborough Circuit Newsletter Issue 19 Answers from page 8 are: