Messy Church:
Everyone is invited!
Young and old alike!
Adults, children, teenagers, carers, grandparents. Come as friends, families or partners, or come on your own,
If you are a child you will need to bring an adult with you!
Just come! No charge! Can’t make 3:30—don’t worry just come when you can
Messy Church is our Family Church and it meets one per month in the Hindmarsh Hall in Alnmouth at 3.30pm until 5.45pm (including a Meal !!!).
Messy Church values are:
Christ-centred
Messy Church is a church, not a craft club, that helps people encounter Jesus as Lord and Saviour.
All-age
It is for adults and children to enjoy together - every element should be relevant and accessible to all ages.
Creativity
It uses hands-on activities to explore Bible stories, to reflect a God of creativity and to give people a chance to play together.
Hospitality
It reflects a God of unconditional love and is a church for people outside church, providing an oasis of welcome and a safe space in which to thrive. Messy Church is about hospitality, expressed most evidently by eating together – whether it’s a plate of sandwiches to share, or sausage and mash.
Celebration
It reflects a God of joy who wants his people to have life in all its fullness.
Find more about Messy Church at: www.messychurch.org.uk
The next meeting is:
In the Hindmarsh Hall, Alnmouth
15th February | 17th May |
15th March | 21st June |
26th April | 12th July |
Contacts
Rev. Ian MacKarill: 01665-830281
Helen Bishopp: 07786175749
And on Facebook: Aln and Coastland Messy Church
LENT COURSE FOR 2019 Is based on
I DANIEL BLAKE A film by Ken Loach
Beginning on Thursday 7th March at 7.30pm
ASH WEDNESDAY
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You cannot wander anywhere that will not aid you.
Anything you can touch—God brought it into
the classroom of your mind.
—Daniel Ladinsky, inspired by St. Francis of Assisi