January 2022
Gail Curry encourages us to reflect and refocus.
January 2022
Gail Curry encourages us to reflect and refocus.
November 2021
Kath Paterson (Charlotte Chapel, Edinburgh) encourages us from the scriptures about how to be ‘seasoned with grace’ and to keep looking to the Lord as we age and pass through different seasons in life.
Sharon James joins us to talk about her new book ‘How Christianity Transformed the World’.
Sarah Dalrymple gives an overview of Amos.
Sarah is married to Andy and they are members of Ballymoney Baptist Church, where Andy is the elder responsible for Community Outreach. Sarah spent nine years in France working with churches in the eastern suburbs of Paris. Following her return to Northern Ireland, she completed her PhD research alongside teaching Old Testament and Hebrew at the Irish Baptist College. Following a period in Scotland working with a church plant, Andy and Sarah returned to Northern Ireland, and Sarah found herself back at her old post at the Irish Baptist College! She enjoys music and walking.
Here is the sixth in our series of catch-ups with women who used to be with us at Grace. We were really glad that Pat and Karen were able to join us for a chat over Zoom in April.
Here is the forth in our series of catch-ups with women who used to be with us at Grace. We were really glad to have Kathryn Bridle join us for a chat over Zoom in February. In this video she gives us an update on the family, life and ministry.
Carol helpfully unfolds the the storyline of the Bible for us – emphasising the need to see Jesus is all of Scripture! Carol is married to Ivan and they have been with Cavan Baptist Church in Ireland since 2008 and before that Ivan was pastor in Dunstable. At the moment she working as a doctor with our local Mental Health service.
Clare Heath-Whyte enjoys ministering to women all over the UK. Clare and her husband serve the Lord at an Anglican Church in South London.
And for our final craft of our A-Z Memory Verses, we are making a tree, just like the one Zacchaeus climbed. We don’t recommend you climb any trees, but we do recommend you print off these templates and get cutting and gluing! Enjoy!
Zacchaeus’ tree craft instructions
1. Print off the tree template
2. Very carefully cut out the tree template
3. Score and fold along the centre line
4. Write the memory verse – Zacchaeus said, “Behold Lord, half my goods I give to the poor.” Luke 19:8 on the tree trunk.
4. Glue half of one tree trunk to one half of the second tree trunk
5. Glue the other half of the second tree trunk to the third tree trunk
6. Glue the other half of the third tree trunk to the fourth tree trunk
7. Then very carefully glue the other half of the fourth tree trunk to the first tree trunk
8. Take some green card, tissue, and paper and make a 1cm fold along one edge
9. Cut a half leaf shape along the folded edge, carry on until you have about 25 to 30 leaves.
10. Glue the leaves on to the tree 🌳
Click Here for Tree Template #1
Click Here for Tree Template #2