WHAT'S ON
SUNDAY SANCTUARY
THE SWEETEST NAME
Sunday 21st October
7:00pm
Led by Revd David Mann
Sunday Sanctuary offers an alternative time of worship and reflection.
We meet in the Meridain Hall, or Compass Room at Bethel and we are joined by members of other local church communities for a short time of worship, prayer, fellowship and reflection.
CAFÉ CHURCH
REMEMBRANCE & RECONCILIATION
Sunday 4th November
Our Alternative styled cafe church will feature a set of 12 interactive prayerspace installations on the theme of Remembrance and Reconciliation.
They will be designed to be “all-age” but parents will understand that some will be more suitable for children than others.
Coffee and biscuits will be served at tables as usual.
PRAYER GATHERING
REMEMBRANCE & RECONCILIATION
Sunday 4th November
Come and join us at 12:45pm, following our morning worship service.
Our monthly Prayer Gathering in shaped around a simple shared meal and a time of discussion and prayer. Soup and bread is provided and this month the focus of our prayer will be Remembrance & Reconciliation
HARMONICS
THE MAJESTY OF GOD
Sunday 28th October at 4:30pm
Harmonics is our informal music meetup. It is an opportunity for people of all ages to get together to sing and play instruments in a relaxed and fun setting.
You don’t have to be musically gifted or talented to join us at Harmonics and there is no pressure to perform. Just come along and have some fun.
THE HUB
THE HUB @ THE COMPASS ROOM
FRIDAY – 7PM to 9PM
The Hub is an Open Access Youth Club for children and young people aged 11 to 16.
Those who attend The Hub are required to register for Safeguarding reasons but are free to come and go as they please.
We have a selection of games consoles, laptops, and other activities available including; Table Tennis, Table Football, board games and karaoke.
There is a tuck shop at The Hub where you can buy a selection of sweets, snacks and drinks.
SERMON RECORDINGS
Recordings of sermons are available in our Sermon Library
LATEST NEWS
NEW
NEW A Sermon Series for October and November 2018 By focusing on the themes of grace and forgiveness, “New” explores God’s characteristic faithfulness to both redeem and purify His people, and offer us a new beginning. No matter how far we have strayed from God, He offers us a chance to begin again. By taking[…]
GOOD NEWS – FAKE NEWS
GOOD NEWS – FAKE NEWS Truth in a World of Opinions A Sermon Series for September 2018 We appear to be living in a culture where everybody has an opinion on everything, and everybody has adopted their own idea about what is true and what is not. Social media is full of arguments over anything[…]
ALL IN THIS TOGETHER
As we continue with our theme of Rooted – Deliberate Discipleship, having spent some time looking together at how Jesus commands us to live in love with one another, we turn our attention to some Biblical principles to how we can make this a reality in our lives.We will look at three key aspects of[…]
ROOTED
DELIBERATE DISCIPLESHIP
In 2018 we are seeking to better understand God’s call on us, and to grow closer to Him by becoming better rooted in Jesus. We are striving to become a stronger, covenanting community, and to develop more deliberate discipleship. In January we will be focusing on the theme of Covenanting and working together to define[…]
PILGRIMAGE
Our Minister, the Rev David Mann, is taking a sabbatical during the months of July, August & September, and decided that he would take the opportunity of this period of extended leave to make a pilgrimage journey across England from Land’s End in Cornwall to Canterbury in Kent, endeavouring to take in places, areas and[…]
EXPLORING THE KINGDOM
The Kingdom of Heaven is like ……. As Christians, this world is not our home. Jesus gives us some insight into what it is like to be part of His Kingdom. A short, four-week series looking at the Kingdom parables in Matthew 13. The Parable of the Sower 13 That same day Jesus went out of[…]
FINDING HOPE IN UNCERTAIN TIMES
We will be drawing this sort sermon series to a close on May 21st as we consider faithfulness in the face of trials and persecution. If we are faithful to the end even in light of suffering, we will receive a great reward, and many will be drawn to Christ through our faithfulness. “To the angel[…]
The Leadership Team
Revd David Mann
David has been the minister at Bethel since 2008. He lives in Swavesey with his two children. He has oversight of Youth & Children’s Work, and shares oversight for Worship and Fellowship
Yinka Opaleye
As well as being the church administrator Yinka shares oversight for Fellowship.
John Snead
As well as being the church treasurer, John shares oversight of Ministry.
Janet King
Janet shares oversight of Prayer and Outreach.
Ed King
Ed shares oversight of Worship and Discipleship, and also oversees property and maintenance.
Mary Crump
Mary shares oversight of Outreach and Ministry.
Sue Hope
Sue shares oversight of Prayer and Discipleship.
Other Ministries
Wendy Snead
Jalon Walter
He joined the church on August 2018 from Germany, and will be working with us for the next 12 months.
He will be coordinating our children and youth ministries in the church, local schools and community.
HOW WE DO CHURCH
SIX PURPOSES OF CHURCH
Discipleship - Fellowship - Ministry - Outreach - Prayer - Worship
