Posts Tagged ‘The Edge’

Summer schedule

// July 22nd, 2010 // Comments Off // General

Well, summer is here at last, you can tell as it’s been raining today. I thought it best to let everyone know what the summer schedule is this year:

Sunday services will be 10:30 as usual in the morning, but will only last about an hour. There will be no sunday school, but the younger children (primary school, or thereabouts) will have somewhere supervised to go during the preach with a drink and games or a video etc.
There won’t be any Sunday evening services during the rest of July or Aug. With the numbers having been fairly low the last few months and traditionally dropping over the summer, we thought it best to give those who spend the effort putting them together a rest. We’ll look at putting a more programmed schedule in for the autumn to hopefully encourage people to come along.

The Edge finished last Fri Update: I’ve just been told that apparently there’s something this Fri for the Edge – maybe a sleepover

JAM finishes tomorrow (22nd) with ice cream and ‘sports day’.

Mums & Toddlers will continue for the summer, with probably a week off at the end of Aug to allow the car park temporary toilets to be removed etc.

Wednesday prayer meetings will continue as usual.

House groups I confess to being unsure about. A lot of the Southbourne gang are having babies, so we’re taking a break. Check with the leaders for the other groups.

The website will continue, but might not get a sermon update every week. I’ll post those that have something recordable (I expect a few may be more visual/interactive which doesn’t really work on mp3, and I’m not up to video every week).

New club starting this week!

// April 19th, 2010 // Comments Off // News, The Edge

The Edge LogoWe are pleased to announce that our new club ‘The Edge’ is opening it’s doors this week.
The Edge is a club for the youth (11-18′s) of the church and surrounding area to come and unwind at the end of a long week. Running on fridays from 7.30-9pm it’s an opportunity to come and play games, build friendships, relax and learn about God in a safe environment.
It costs £1 a week per person which covers costs and a tuck shop is also available at very nominal prices.