David Welbourn had pause to think about coincidences on events over the Christmas period this year.
There is a profound link between the James Webb telescope and the timing of its launch.
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Miscellaneous
The Felixstowe Mission Area have arranged for 23 family contacts and those they know that are living in care homes, to receive a Fairtrade Easter Egg, prayer booklet and crafts for Easter. We pray these gifts will bringa blessing at this Easter time.
Pat and Glenn George from the Felixstowe Mission area have been spreading the good news of Jesus in a wonderfully creative way this lock down. The couple have painted stones each bearing a Christian message of hope and encouragement. These “Living Stones” have been left around the Town of Felixstowe and in the Sea Front…
Following the huge popularity of the ‘rainbows on the railings’ earlier in the year, the Rainbow Warriors (aka Knit and Natter group) are back in action producing stars and angels that will be available for people to take from the railings outside church. Every pupil at the primary school will be receiving a copy of the…
The weather is looking good for the service to welcome in the 4 Churches of Kelsale, Knodishall, Leiston and Peasenhall & Sibton on Saturday 12th September.
Saturday 12th September sees the “Suffolk Churches Ride & Stride”. Last year I foolishly mentioned that I would like to try and cycle round ALL the Ipswich Circuit Churches. So this year I am going to attempt MOST of the churches, (apologies to Orford, and Capel / Brantham / Holbrook) This is around 70 miles and…
Covid-19 lockdown has given us a fantastic opportunity to step back and ask “what is our mission?”
As this year marks 60 years since I first started attending Landseer Road Church I thought it was high time I paid tribute to the person who introduced me to the church and our ensuing 60 years of friendship. In 1960 I was 11 years old, living in Gloucester Rd. and a quiet, lonely, only…
Another great story to illustrate some of things that people have been up to in the circuit during Lockdown. Thanks to Sue Hockenhull for sharing this with us, what a great idea and a wonderful way to share God’s love in these difficult times. “Here are my stones painted into bugs! Each comes with a…