Wrington United Reformed Church
the chapel on the hill
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                                                        Current entry in the Wrington Village Journal                      


Hello from Wrington Chapel

Summer holidays usually decimate our Sunday morning congregations, as members enjoy valuable time away with their families. Although the communal singing may be a little quieter, we still have the stimulation of enjoyable visiting preachers and now of course the added inspirations from our own Minister, Duncan. I feel Duncan and Carol are comfortable in this new environment, and that we will achieve great things together.

I hope that all who came to the Fathers’ Day Fun event enjoyed themselves. By looking around the field, it was clear that this was a great success. This was a jointly organised event by All Saints’ and the Chapel, brought to us by the same team which organised the Nativity play last Christmas. I thank all those involved for their hard work and for the inspiration and vision in undertaking these ambitious projects.

At the Chapel we have some events being organised for the future, so don't forget to enter the following in your diary:

Quiz night on Friday 25 September, 7.30 at the chapel. This is a regular event for teams of up to six people.

House Group Taster/Starter sessions.
If you are interested in becoming part of a Christian House
group for Bible study, discussion and friendship, come along to the chapel on Sunday 13 September at 6.30pm where we will be enjoying soup and a roll, along with some discussions, led by Duncan, based on the Wallace and Gromit film "The Curse of the Were Rabbit." If at all intrigued please come along - you will be most welcome. This taster course concludes the following week.

We are starting a Worship Leading series of workshops based on The Worship Central Course. The first session is on Friday 4 September at 7pm at the chapel. This will also include refreshments. The course is free to attend and open to all. There will be seven sessions, one each month except December. For more information, visit either our website <www.wringtonchapel.co.uk> or <www.worshipcentral.org/course>.

Apart from our weekly services, we are now regularly holding prayer evenings on the second Monday of the month at 7.30pm at the chapel. Please come and participate in some gentle spiritual refreshment.

Venerate! Our modern worship evenings continue. These are proving very popular and uplifting - 7.30 pm on Friday 11 September and 9 October are the next dates.

We also have our Harvest Celebrations coming up, and the fun Antidote to Halloween evening in the planning, so plenty for us to look forward to and give thanks for.

God bless,


Alan Durston
(Church Secretary)

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