We are back at Hothorpe Hall in Leciestershire for our Parish weekend away this year, for a special time together, with great teaching and inspiring worship and experience God in a new way.
The Dates:Friday 30th April to Sunday 2nd May 2010. Arrive from 5pm on Friday, stay until 4pm on Sunday.
The Speakers: We are delighted to welcome John and Anne Coles as our main speakers on Friday and Saturday. John is Director of New Wine, overseeing the New Wine Network. Anne is the ministry pastor at St Barnabas, and has overall responsibility for developing New Wine’s women’s conferences. There will also be acivities for children and young people.
The Worship: We are also delighted to have Andy Woodman from Soul Survivor Watford leading us in worship at the weekend. Many of you will know Andy and his wife Jo, who both grew up at All Saints, and who moved to Watford a few years ago after ministry training with Hillsong in Sydney, Australia.
The Venue: Hothorpe Hall, Leciestershire, a lovely peaceful rural location with stunning views, the ideal place to unwind. 52 superb en suite bedrooms all with TV’s, 5 excellent chefs producing a delicious range of menus using fresh local produce. Tennis, basket ball and football can all be played on the multi use games area and inside there is pool and table tennis available. 12 acres of lovely gardens to relax and enjoy. Complimentary wireless broadband.
Full information here, and to book your space please fill out this form and return to the office.
Enjoy an opportunity to worship and pray, to be challenged, inspired and to experience God’s power, at a day for Women from all walks of life. The speakers this year are Mary Pytches and Prue Bedwell. Booking has now opened, the flyer & booking form can be downloaded here. Saturday 27th March 2010 from 9am to 4:30pm at All Saints, Cost £15, concessions £10 including drinks.
Our Speakers: Mary is married to Bishop David Pytches. She has four children and twelve grandchildren. She and David (with the four girls) spent seventeen years in South America as missionaries. When they returned to England in 1976 they went to the parish of St. Andrew’s, Chorleywood, staying there until they retired in 1996. Mary’s major interest has been to develop a pastoral prayer ministry in the local church. She has written almost as many books as she has grandchildren on subjects relating to personal growth. In their retirement Mary and David are kept busy with their growing family, while making time for writing and speaking around the world.
Prue has been married for 56 years to Richard. They have 4 children 11 Grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren - in other words a matriarch! Richard worked for David at St. Andrews after 30 years in Industry and she has worked with Mary for nearly 25 years and has seen God at work changing lives around for almost 40 years.
With a history of worldwide success in the mainstream music scene, Yazz, singer/songwriter reveals her personal and moving journey to faith in Jesus Christ through her extraordinary testimony, music and amazing visuals on Saturday 13th March at St Andrew’s Street Baptist Church in Cambridge. There will be songs from her outstanding new album “Running Back to You” which are a blend of uplifting soul, smooth jazz and refreshing vocals. It will be an evening that will leave a lasting impression and reveal just how Jesus can change a life! Don’t miss it.
7.30pm Tickets £2 available from Hope Cambridge c/o Barnwell Baptist Church, Howard Road, Cambridge. CB2 3AR (Cheques payable to ‘Hope Cambridge’)
All Saints are the UK’s first church to pioneer the Foodshare project which launched in Milton this summer. If you would like to donate any produce from your garden or allotment, please put it in the Foodshare box in church on Sundays and it’ll be delivered to the Children's Hospice that evening. For fresh produce during the week, please use the Donation Stations at the Allotment (Ely Rd) or 1 Faulkner Close.
'Love' - A Women's Day in association with New Wine took place at All Saints on Saturday 27th June 2009. Over 200 women enjoyed an opportunity to worship and pray, to be challenged, inspired and to experience God’s power with speakers Dr Elaine Storkey, President of Tearfund, writer and lecturer, and Lindsay Melluish, part of the overall Leadership Team of New Wine and co-author with her husband Mark of the 'Family Time Parenting Children' course.
Recordings of the talks are now available via the link to the left.
House groups are small informal groups that meet weekly or fortnightly, usually in people’s homes. A typical meeting would include worship, bible study and discussion, a chance to share your news, and the opportunity to pray together.
There are groups on Thursday morning (babies, toddlers and people of all ages welcome), Monday evening, Wednesday evening and Thursday evening.
For those people who cannot make any of those we are experimenting with a virtual housegroup.
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Pi Shurlok's car park is only available for the 10.30am service on Sundays. Cars left after 4.30pm will be locked in and a fee charged for release. Please show consideration for our neighbours in Church Lane when parking at other times.
'Love' - A Women's Day in association with New Wine took place at All Saints on Saturday 27th June 2009. Over 200 women enjoyed an opportunity to worship and pray, to be challenged, inspired and to experience God’s power with speakers Dr Elaine Storkey, President of Tearfund, writer and lecturer, and Lindsay Melluish, part of the overall Leadership Team of New Wine and co-author with her husband Mark of the 'Family Time Parenting Children' course.