Thanks to Rev Paul Woodcock, the Associate Priest Ambleside with Brathay Chaplain, University of Cumbria for letting us know that it needed to be done!

You can download the UK NIV Bible for Opensong from our Opensong resources page.

We will be praying from 7.00 a.m in the morning until 7.00 p.m. in the evening.

Called D2D, short for Dawn to Dusk, it will be like 24/7 prayer only for 12 hours each day for the seven days.

People will pledge to pray for an hour during the week. There are 84 slots to fill. If you’d like to know more, please contact us.

Please come and join us for a very special evening of individual, small group and corporate prayer.

The Evening will focus on four main areas:

1. The life of the Church;
2. The work of the Church;
3. Reaching out;
4. The Community.

The Church will be open for quiet individual prayer between 5.00pm and 7.00pm.

At 7.00pm there will be a time of introduction, praise and worship, reading and a brief talk before we get down to further intercessory prayer.

The last hour (10.00pm to 11.00pm) will also include some worship as well as an opportunity for people to share anything they sensed the Lord may have been saying to us as a Church.

We want this time to be as much about listening to the Lord as sharing our concerns with Him.

The Awards ceremony was held on Tuesday, 2nd December.

See an article from the West Somerset Free Press.

The Hope Centre volunteers provide advice and support, as well as hot meals, drinks, bathing and clothes washing facilities.

They also help to make doctors appointments, speak to housing officers and source furniture for those that have made a fresh start in accommodation of their own.

Visitors to the Centre can also take part in constructive activities, such as crafts, games and trips out.

The impact that The Hope Centre has on the Minehead community has been huge. Not only do many of their visitors now enjoy a better quality of life, but the level of calls received by the police in relation to these people has dropped considerably.

This evening is for people interested in exploring more about the Christian faith in an informal setting.

There will be a light supper followed by an introductory DVD entitled: Christianity boring, untrue, irrelevant?

For more information, please contact us.

Over the weekend we will have Dr Steve Brady as our special guest. Please come along to the events over the weekend, we’d love to see you!

Saturday, 22nd November
8.30 p.m. Men’s Breakfast at Foxes Hotel
Speaker: Dr Steve Brady
Tickets £6. Bring a friend!
6.15 p.m. Soft drinks reception with cake
7.00 p.m. Celebration for Worship and Prayer
Speaker: Dr Steve Brady

Sunday, 23rd November
10.30am Morning Worship
6.00pm Evening Worship
The Speaker at both Services will be Dr Steve Brady

More about Steve:
Steve was born and educated in Liverpool where he became a Christian in his teens. He trained at what is now the London School of Theology where he met Brenda, his wife of over thirty years!  They have two children and three grandchildren.

He has been a Minister in Buckinghamshire, Leicester, London and Bournemouth.  He is now the Principal of Moorlands College, which trains men and women for Christian service in the UK and overseas. He has spoken at conferences and conventions throughout the UK and abroad, is a Trustee of the Keswick Convention and Chair of the Association of Bible College Principals.

He holds a PhD degree in theology and is the author of King of Heaven, Lord of Earth, and All You Need is Christ, both Keswick study guides to Colossians and Galatians respectively. A keen sportsman, he hates gardening and has an unrepentant attachment to Everton Football Club!

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A big thank you to Ian McCormack for allowing us to put his story on the podcast.

Listen to the service and Ian’s story.

Ian McCormack, also known as ‘The Jellyfish Man’, will be coming to Minehead Baptist Church to tell us his amazing story and about his work.

Ian was night diving off the island of Mauritius when he was stung multiple times by Box Jellyfish, which are among the most venomous creatures in the world. His testimony relates how he clung to life while getting to hospital, was declared clinically dead soon afterwards, and how during this time he had an encounter with God, which radically changed the direction of his life.

Come along and here this amazing story!

Jennifer will be at the following meetings:

Ladies Breakfast – Saturday, 27th Sept 8.30 a.m.  Tickets £5.

Celebration for all – Saturday, 27th 7.00 p.m.

Baptismal Service - Sunday, 28th 10.30 a.m.

Big Issue; Does God Heal Today? - Sunday, 28th 4.00 p.m. (followed by a cuppa & cake)

Evening Healing Service - Sunday, 28th 6.00 p.m.

From Jennifer’s website, Beauty from Ashes:

Jennifer has a fruitful and long-established prayer, healing, speaking and writing ministry. After becoming seriously ill in 1982 with a virus that confined her with constant pain to a wheelchair for eight years, she was healed through the prayer of a new Christian at a meeting at which she was speaking. She has also experienced a broken marriage. Since then the Lord has focused her ministry on helping people adjust to pain, loss and trauma.

Please come along to the events, we’d love to see you!