Partner Organisations and Community Notices
Assistant Minister Job Opportunity - Edwalton Church
Edwalton Church is part of the Church of England and is situated a few miles south of Nottingham. They are currently seeking to recruit a full-time Assistant Minister.
To read the job description, please click here and to read the covering letter, please click here.
At this year’s Midlands Women’s Convention Kirsten Guthrie will help us dive into the big picture of Ephesians. We’ll consider the glorious reality of a church strong in Christ and how we live in that strength, together as his church.
We’d love you to join us this year, as we sing, pray, listen to God’s Word and enjoy a great day out together with other women. Why not invite some friends to join you for the day? MWC is suitable for women aged 14 and above. We hope to see you there!
Book online now at midlandswomensconvention.org.uk
Street Pastors
If you would like to read the recent update from the work of Street Pastors, please click here. If you would like to find out more about their work, or consider what volunteering would look like, you can speak to Cate Ross-Waddell.
'The Grief Gathering' has been developed by BCUK (Biblical Counselling UK). It will be run by a team of trained leaders - some of whom are very experienced in biblical counselling.
We encourage those signing up to commit to coming along for all 7 sessions to help provide good opportunities to share their stories of grief with a small group of others from within the church community.
Although this course is intentionally Christian and is based around the Emmaus Road story in the bible - the course leaders would welcome you wherever you are at in your Christian journey.
The sessions take place at Cornerstone Church on the 12th, 19th September; 10th, 17th, 31st October; and the 7th, 21st November. Please sign up here: https://cornerstone.churchsuite.com/events/mwdnt4lf
UCB Prayerline offers a positive experience of remote prayer ministry which involves praying with and praying for callers (with signposting when necessary to appropriate specialist ministry/service providers). UCB Prayerline also offers a praying for service via requests submitted by the website, digital messaging and postal prayers.
With the increase in the number of calls requesting prayer, they are looking to train a new group of volunteers to join the remote hub. See their website for further details.