Hertford Baptist Church
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Our Weekly Notice Sheet
Sunday 5 February
Sunday
If you visit our Church this week we will be very pleased to see you. Maybe you are moving into the area, perhaps you live here already, perhaps you are just visiting the area, or perhaps you’re just curious; all are welcome!
Please sign our Visitors’ Book giving your full address if possible. Thank you.
Our Morning Services are for all ages. After the first part of our worship together there are various groups for children and young people up to 17 years old at the 9.15 service, and for children up to year 5 at 11.00.
A crèche is available at both morning services.
Coffee and tea are served in the Church Hall at Meeting Point between the two morning services and also after the evening service. Between the two morning services there is a Family Area with games and activities for children.
Prayer ministry is available after the 9.15 am, 11.00 am and 6.30 pm services in the Chambers Street corner of church.
At every Communion Service gluten-free wafers are available on each bread plate and some glasses of water on each wine tray.
If you find it difficult to read the words of songs on the overhead projector, printed versions are available at the back of the church. Please ask one of the stewards for a copy.
Sermon details will usually be found at the bottom of this page; please scroll down if necessary.
9.15 & 11.00 am - David Lockwood leading, Andy King preaching.
During the second service Laura McFiggans and Liam Pola are being baptised.
Cross Links Extra meet in the Centre lounge during that service.
10.20 - 10.50 am - Meeting Point in hall for tea/coffee with fair trade stall.
3.00 pm - Cross Links - fellowship for adults with learning difficulties.
6.30 pm - Communion service. Sheila Knowles leading, David Lockwood preaching.
6.45 pm - Transform (Cowbridge Halls) - youth worship event for anyone of secondary school age - bring your friends!
Morning Choices Romans 11:25 - 12:5
Andy King
Our lives are defined by the choices we make. We make thousands of choices every day. Most of them we are not even conscious of, and many we barely think about.
Our biggest choices have the greatest impact on our lives, so making a good choice is not just a good thing to do, but a must.
Andy King
Our lives are defined by the choices we make. We make thousands of choices every day. Most of them we are not even conscious of, and many we barely think about.
Our biggest choices have the greatest impact on our lives, so making a good choice is not just a good thing to do, but a must.
Evening Faith under pressure Revelation 2:8-11
David Lockwood
David Lockwood
There has been a great deal of attention lately given to Human Rights and Political Correctness. It doesn’t take a scholar to find out that when reading the New Testament, there are these hard edges that need to be met head on, which aren’t necessarily PC.
This passage helps and challenges us to remain faithful, regardless of the cost, in speaking out for Jesus and his kingdom.