This Sunday Anne and Steve will lead our online service as we consider the courage of the early church in confronting the religious and military authorities. Our reading will be from Acts 8: 26-40 if you want to read along.
SHOW & TELL
Who tells you what to do?
Please will you bring a small poster to hold up to show which says the name of the person or the organisation or the idea or the thing that tells you what to do.
We will all log-in at 10.30am for our service.
Come all ye vagabonds
Look what has appeared in Manchester’s Stevenson Square this week. Inspire Church has always put justice and inclusion at the heart of what it does and we stand in solidarity with George Floyd and all those who campaign for racial justice.
There is a peaceful, static, socially-distanced protest in Piccadilly Garden on Saturday (tomorrow) at 1pm for all those who might like to join.
Once again, this Sunday we will not meet together at the Inspire Centre.
Instead, we will meet together and worship online using Zoom.
We will all log-in at 10.30am for our service.
Our service will be led by our good friend Dave Fraser who will introduce us to another story of the early church and take us back to the basics of church life … even in (especially in) a time of coronavirus. If you want to read ahead we’ll be looking at Acts Chapter 6.
I look forward to seeing you all pop up on my screen on Sunday morning. Click on the button below.
God is with us!
As we prepare for our 10th Sunday online, spare a thought for those Christians who can never meet freely in a church building. Throughout the world, persecuted Christians have to worship in secret or online or they face prison or death.
But Christian persecution is nothing new. As we continue to read through the book of Acts we will discover that persecution goes back to the very earliest Christian disciples. Join us on Zoom to find out more.
Drop me a line if you’d like to join ed.cox [at] lev-inspire.org.uk
Following the fiery events of the Pentecost, the disciples continued to attract a lot of attention. Locked down in Jerusalem with many around them living in poverty and hardship, they modelled something quite radical: the showed how to share. If the coronavirus crisis is teaching us anything, then perhaps it is that sharing is in our deepest nature. Join us on Sunday and let’s talk about that.
Drop me a line if you’d like the Zoom link ed.cox [at] lev-inspire.org.uk
As we begin to explore the Book of Acts, this Sunday we remember the time when the spirit came upon the disciples – locked away, as they were, fearing for their lives. As we sit and wait ourselves, we ask the question – what can we learn from the pentecost story about love in a time of lockdown?
Contact me on ed.cox [@] lev-inspire.org.uk if you want the Zoom link to join our service.
Everybody’s welcome!
This Sunday we’re going to start a new teaching and learning series on the book of Acts. From May to July we will be reflecting on the stories of the early church but we will also be putting our faith into action as we consider how to show love in a time of lockdown.
Contact me on ed.cox [@] lev-inspire.org.uk if you want the Zoom link to join our service.
Everybody’s welcome!
As we come to the end of our series looking at parables in Luke’s gospel we will recap on some of our favourite stories and read the very final verses of the gospel. We will also have a special 2.6 challenge to join with the many other people doing 2.6 challenges for charity.
Contact me on ed.cox [@] lev-inspire.org.uk if you want the Zoom link to join our service.
Everybody’s welcome!
This week we are remembering Jesus appearance to his disciples where he had breakfast with them so this week come to our Zoom service and bring your favourite breakfast cereal to show and tell – you can be eating it out or just show us the box!
If you want the Zoom link then contact Ed on ed.cox [at] lev-inspire.org.uk
Once again, this Sundaywe will not meet together at the Inspire Centre.
Instead, we will meet together and worship online using Zoom. For those that have used it the last couple of weeks we’ve had some fun – it’s very easy and you can get it on your computer, laptop, tablet or even a phone. All the details are in the box below.
We will all log-in at 10.30am for our service.
This week its Palm Sunday hence the Hallelujahs from Home. But there will be lots for you to get involved with too so:
Show us any Easter crafts you’ve been making (or just nice Easter stuff you’ve got – not chocolate eggs!)
Have some paper and scissors handy as we’re going to try making origami crosses.
I look forward to seeing you all pop up on my screen on Sunday morning. Drop me a line if you want the Zoom link ed.cox [@] lev-inspire.org.uk
God is with us!
I won’t back down
Once again, this Sundaywe will not meet together at the Inspire Centre.
Instead, we will meet together and worship online using a software system called Zoom. It’s very easy and you can get it on your computer, laptop, tablet or even a phone. All the details are in the box below.
We will all log-in at 10.30am for our service.
This week we are going to be thinking about the Parable of the Tenants in the Vineyard and our good friend Dave Fraser will be sharing reflections. But there will be lots for you to get involved with too so:
Wear your favourite T-shirt, top or jumper!
There will be some fun for kids but you might want to download and print these activity sheets.
We’re going to share communion online – so perhaps you could have a drink and some bread or a biscuit ready to share.
I look forward to seeing you all pop up on my screen on Sunday morning. Contact Ed Cox if you want the log-in details ed.cox [AT] lev-inspire.org.uk.
God is with us!
