Month: November 2020
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HOPE
Read More: HOPEFour Rainbow Letters in front of Northcliffe church spell out the word HOPE. We want to bring encouragement to people as they walk or drive by the church. The letters will soon be accompanied by our Advent Banner, another symbol of Hope to come.
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Reflecting on the Lockdown: A Time of Loss, Resilience, and Hope
Read More: Reflecting on the Lockdown: A Time of Loss, Resilience, and HopeNovember 2020 – As the world remains in the grip of the COVID-19 pandemic, life as we once knew it feels like a distant memory. The streets are empty, schools and offices remain closed, and people everywhere are confined to their homes. The virus has taken lives, disrupted economies, and tested the limits of our…
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Fun and Games
Read More: Fun and GamesThe Guides managed to get away to camp staying in small groups and enjoying the space to distance safely. They built a bridge, played frisbee netball, drank hot chocolate and made chocolate oranges. Well done guides. When they are not venturing out, the Guide leaders make sure they maintain contact with guides and brownies in…
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Our support for charities
Every couple of months we select a chosen charity. Our current one in the run up to Christmas is, appropriately, Crisis at Christmas, a national charity supporting homeless people. Money donated for items on our bric-a-brac stall and second-hand book stall will go to the charity. Along with this, our collection at the Nativity Service…
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Worship for Christmas
Come and share in the joy at Northcliffe on 7th December as our Brownies, Guides and Rangers present The Nativity. Our worship beings at 10.30a.m. and is sure to inform, entertain and get everyone anticipating the coming Christmas period. A word of warning – last year the congregation found themselves participating during the service in…
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A poem shared by its author, Katie.
Katie is a remarkable young woman, who works as Learning Disability Network manager for NHS England, where she champions inclusion and accessibility for those with learning disabilities and their parents/carers. Katie is a stalwart of our ALL, Together worship and reads our bible stories. Her poem perfectly sums up what ALL, Together brings. All Together’s…