News and Events

NEWS  

December 2020

New attractions open outside our entrance (see opposite).

Recent letter to our church congregation.

November 2020

Our AGM is on 15th November during live-streamed worship!  You are welcome to join us.  Here are the previous minutes (slightly edited)

AGM Minutes 2019  

If you wish to be involved in the AGM please contact us: 

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October 2020

Here’s our October Letter. Please note we are now starting to worship in person and livestream too.  From Advent Sunday we expect to be meeting weekly with fortnightly live-streaming.

Read our City of Culture newsletter.       

Go to our City of culture page

Read our Business newsletter

 

EVENTS

Join us during the Coronovirus Crisis

Sundays 10.30:

Our building is temporarily closed again.

Zoom worship will be live streamed.

Worship and Bible Study

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First Sunday of the month Breaking Bread

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Wednesday 1.30pm: Bible Study on Zoom 

Contact us 

Prayer at 9pm
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Monday and Friday by Zoom

Tuesday and Thursday by Facebook ‘Live’

 

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September 2020

Here’s our September Letter

July 2020

Read our July Letter and see what exciting things we are hoping for during the summer.  Not least, trialling worship in the Hall again.  Who knows, we might be open in September – at least some of the Sundays.  Watch this space!

Also we are looking forward to hearing about our application for grant funding and the exciting projects it might enable for the City of Culture – more of this when we hear something.

 

June 2020 

A recent letter to our church congregation: June letter
 

Statement on the death of George Floyd  

On May 25, 2020, George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, was killed in Minneapolis, when white police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck for almost nine minutes while George was handcuffed and lying face down on the street.  The responses to this incident have included people protesting with the words “I can’t breathe” which were George’s final words.  

The church leadership team at Central Hall believe that black lives matter, like those of George Floyd, Olaseni Lewis, Stephen Lawrence and many others who have suffered as a result of institutional racism.  

George Floyd was killed between the feast of Ascension, when Jesus went into heaven, and Pentecost, when the breath of the Holy Spirit came.  We believe George Floyd’s death was against God’s will.  God desires dignity in death, space to breathe and fullness of life. 

MHA  

You may have seen the recent BBC Newsnight episode, featuring a 30 minute piece on MHA here is the link. Please consider making a donation this year to MHA as they struggle to offer the best of care to older people across the nation.   Take me to the MHA donations page. 
 

May 2020  

Letter to congregation
If you’d like to read a recent letter to our church congregation please click May letter  

Action for Children
Please consider the work of Action For Children at this time and their emergency appeal; Emergency Coronavirus Appeal  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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