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Statement of Commitment minuted 23rd May 2001
We are committed to building a future for Cawsand Congregational Church based on traditional community values, which welcome equal opportunity and mutual encouragement for sharing belief in Christianity through our worship and work.
Jill's letter
Jill's Letter
In Advent we prepare to celebrate the birth of a boy, born into a Jewish family but prophesied to be the Messiah, the Anointed One of God and to fulfil all the promises made about Him as righteous, merciful and, above al, loving to all mankind: Christ the King. Our service on 5th December, shared in our church with St. Andrews congregation, will be celebrating the coming of our King, looking at it from a slightly different angle. Do come and share the Good News with us! At Christmas, New Year and always God bless us one and all!
Our Harvest of the Sea service was promised by Dave Clarke of the Male Voice Choir to be the best yet - and it was Eighty of us joined in listening, praying and singing on a glorious Autumn day and, despite the serious side of our annual remembrance of fishermen and the price they sometimes pay to put fish on our plates, we always celebrate with joy - and laughter too! In fact, Arthur, one of the Austrian volunteer leaders, said it was the best service he had ever been to.....because of the humour! If we can't be joyful and happily celebrate our faith together we are missing the point. Christians have so much to celebrate - let's do it singing with joy!
Next services - 14th and 28th November at 10.30
FUNERAL
Kate Shepherd Funeral Service 7th October Glynn Valley Crematorium
We continue to open the church every Tuesday morning from ten to twelve for private prayer and hold our usual services, including Communion, on the second and fourth Sundays of each month at ten-thirty. Everyone welcome. J.M.J.M.. Everyone welcome. J.M.. Everyone welcome. J.M.
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Our Harvest of the Sea service was promised by Dave Clarke of the Male Voice Choir to be the best yet - and it was Eighty of us joined in listening, praying and singing on a glorious Autumn day and, despite the serious side of our annual remembrance of fishermen and the price they sometimes pay to put fish on our plates, we always celebrate with joy - and laughter too! In fact, Arthur, one of the Austrian volunteer leaders, said it was the best service he had ever been to.....because of the humour! If we can't be joyful and happily celebrate our faith together we are missing the point. Christians have so much to celebrate - let's do it singing with joy!
Next services - 14th and 28th November at 10.30
FUNERAL
Kate Shepherd Funeral Service 7th October Glynn Valley Crematorium
