Author: Jennifer Dolby
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Volunteer Week
Read More: Volunteer WeekAs we embrace Volunteer Week, we want to extend our deepest gratitude to the heart and soul of our church community—our dedicated volunteers. Your commitment and passion enrich our church and extend God’s love to those around us. Why We Celebrate: This week, we celebrate the countless ways our volunteers contribute to our mission. From…
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Remeberance Day 2022
Read More: Remeberance Day 2022On this Remembrance Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who have served, and continue to serve, in defense of our freedom. Their sacrifices—some even giving their lives—reflect the greatest act of love, as Jesus said, “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s…
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Reflecting on the Lockdown: A Year of Loss, Resilience, and Faith
Read More: Reflecting on the Lockdown: A Year of Loss, Resilience, and FaithIt has been nearly two years since the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped our world. Streets that once stood eerily silent are slowly regaining life, businesses are reopening, and families are reuniting. Yet, the scars of lockdowns, loss, and hardship remain. As we reflect on this period, we honor those we lost, acknowledge the struggles we endured,…
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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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End of Lockdown – A Message of Hope and Gratitude
Read More: End of Lockdown – A Message of Hope and GratitudeDear Church Family, Today marks a momentous step as we move toward the end of the lockdown. Though these months have been filled with challenges, uncertainty, and separation, we now stand on the other side, grateful for the strength and resilience we’ve shown as a community. While we rejoice in the return to some sense…
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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…