This page is intended to help you keep abreast of the work we are doing and to inspire you to pray for that work.
Please take a look at …
- our Calendar so that you can follow our activities day by day.
- our most recent Prayer Letter.
- our Facebook pages.
In addition, the team will, from time to time, ‘post’ below items that will keep you in touch with our activities.
These ‘Blog Posts’ also enable you to respond with your own comments which would be gratefully received. Please look below the last of the blog posts for more information and instructions about submitting a response.
Blog posts
- A joyful AGM!
Thank you to everyone who came to the AGM last night. It was such a wonderful time of worship, prayer and thanksgiving.
Telling the next generation the praiseworthy deeds of the Lord
Psalm 78v4.
- We’re feeling excited and blessed!
Our Year 5 workshops start this week and approximately 450 children will hear of Jesus the Rescuer 🙏🙌
- Miracles!
Tomorrow, Year 1 children will learn all about ‘The miraculous catch of fish’. Imagine what it was like to be on the boat with Jesus!
- We’re looking forward to celebrating Harvest in one of our lovely schools tomorrow.
“For the Lord is good and his love endures forever;
his faithfulness continues through all generations.” Psalm 100:5
- Feeling thankful!
We are so blessed to receive these lovely gifts from Mrs. Rossall from St Matthew’s CofE Primary Academy, Preston. We love visiting the staff and children in that wonderful school!
Our Blog posts are submitted by the team but readers have the option to comment on what they have read. We would love to hear from you so please take a few moments to read what others have said and send us your own comments.
You can do this by clicking on the title (underlined) of any of the ‘posts’ above either to see what comments other readers may have left or to submit a comment yourself.
However, be aware that your comments will be moderated so that inappropriate comments are not published. Moderation is a manual process so there will, inevitably, be a delay between submission and publication. Please be patient.