pip n jay diary feb 12

Pip n Jay diary Feb 12

PIC

Today 10.30am Morning Communion

with Crèche & Sunday Club.

Preacher: Harmut Kopsch

Fairtrade stall open after the

service.

6.30pm Evening Worship

Preacher: Hartmut Kopsch

This week

Tuesday

Feb 14

12 noon

8.00pm

Prayer for Bristol Workers

in the lounge

Prayer for the UK

in the lounge

Wednesday

Feb 15

8.00pm Madagascar Prayer Meeting

in the lounge

Thursday

Feb 16

10.15am

Central Housegroup in lounge

Next Sunday

Feb 19 10.30am Morning Worship

with Crèche & Sunday Club.

Preacher: Gary Cox

6.30pm Evening Worship

Preacher: Gary Cox

Contact us

Revd. Tim Silk, church office: 0117 929 3386

Rosemarie Taylor, church office: admin@pipnjay.org

The church office is closed on Fridays

If you are new to Pip n Jay we are happy to see you! Please

stay for coffee, tea or squash after the service and help us

get to know you. To write to us, email hello@pipnjay.org

Bristol schools are on half term holiday

so some church activity is different this week.

Welcome!

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Has being a Christian

changed the way you handle

money? If you have a story

to share, please email

churchlife@pipnjay.org

GETTING READY FOR LENT

It’s nearly time for Lent,

when many of us will reflect

on how we live, perhaps

making some practical

changes as we prepare to

celebrate new life at Easter.

Here are some things you

can do or join in with.

Pancake Party: The Dings

discipleship group are

inviting neighbours to share

pancakes and chat about life

on February 21st. Why not

do the same at your house?

Meeting Jesus: Jo and Matt

Wr ight are inv i t ing

neighbours to a simple bible

study course looking at

Jesus in the Gospels and

finishing with watching “The

Passion” near Easter.

Fasting: You can get a

different view of life and the

world around us by joining

Tearfund’s Carbon Fast.

There are leaflets on the

Fairtrade Stall today for

anyone interested.

PRAYER FOR THE UK

MONEY STORIES

• Court bans prayers at

formal council meetings

• Christians lose appeal in

B&B case

• Government plans to

redefine marriage

• Proposed changes to the

law on assisted suicide

Our Christian heritage is

under attack by those who

want a secular Britain.

Christ ians are being

penalised for their beliefs.

Family life is falling apart.

The weak, elderly and

vulnerable are threatened.

You are welcome to join a

group who meet weekly to

intercede for our nation,

bringing such topics to God

in prayer on Tuesdays, 8 –

9.30 pm in the lounge.

REAL EASTER EGGS

There is still a little time to

order these at £3.99 each.

See Abigail

S h e p h e r d .

F o r mor e

details see the

poster at the

back o f church or

i n fo rmat ion on t he

Fairtrade Stall today.

PERSECUTED CHURCH

This morning we are praying

for the persecuted church.

For more info to help you

offer prayer or support, see

www.opendoorsuk.org