Tuesdays at West Kirby URC
Tuesday Fellowship Group
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.15pm at Peter's home
Tuesday Fellowship Group couldn't think of a better name for their fellowship group that meets on Tuesdays! The group enjoy a Bible study together every fortnight - recent themes have included Self-Esteem, Mark's Gospel, Difficult Questions and Lifelines - as well as sharing in prayer and lots of social activities, especially involving food! For more information, contact Peter Hilborne or the church office.
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.15pm at Peter's home
Tuesday Fellowship Group couldn't think of a better name for their fellowship group that meets on Tuesdays! The group enjoy a Bible study together every fortnight - recent themes have included Self-Esteem, Mark's Gospel, Difficult Questions and Lifelines - as well as sharing in prayer and lots of social activities, especially involving food! For more information, contact Peter Hilborne or the church office.
THINK Fellowship Group
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.30pm in the Church Entrance Lounge
Welcoming members from all stages of Christian journeys, the THINK Fellowship Group meet fortnightly to learn from the Bible and from one another and to chat and pray together. They've studied the Bible book of Revelation, learned from the story of Jonah and spent time reading the parables of Jesus and discussing Pete Greig's book Dirty Glory. George, their leader, writes "as we study the Bible together we reflect regularly on how it impacts the way that God would like us to live out our lives within our communities and how we might become the people he wants us to be". For more information, contact George Ryan or the church office.
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.30pm in the Church Entrance Lounge
Welcoming members from all stages of Christian journeys, the THINK Fellowship Group meet fortnightly to learn from the Bible and from one another and to chat and pray together. They've studied the Bible book of Revelation, learned from the story of Jonah and spent time reading the parables of Jesus and discussing Pete Greig's book Dirty Glory. George, their leader, writes "as we study the Bible together we reflect regularly on how it impacts the way that God would like us to live out our lives within our communities and how we might become the people he wants us to be". For more information, contact George Ryan or the church office.
MEET Ladies Fellowship Group
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.45pm
MEET stands for Meeting Expectantly and Excitedly Together, and is a ladies fellowship group. MEET say their group is about "supporting each other to develop our understanding of who we are in God, encouraging each other in our faith journey and sharing experiences and witnessing to one another". They have studied Bible books including Revelation and Exodus and are just getting started exploring Micah, as well as sharing in prayer time and friendship. All ladies are welcome. For more information, contact Louise Taplin or Debbie Hedges or the church office.
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.45pm
MEET stands for Meeting Expectantly and Excitedly Together, and is a ladies fellowship group. MEET say their group is about "supporting each other to develop our understanding of who we are in God, encouraging each other in our faith journey and sharing experiences and witnessing to one another". They have studied Bible books including Revelation and Exodus and are just getting started exploring Micah, as well as sharing in prayer time and friendship. All ladies are welcome. For more information, contact Louise Taplin or Debbie Hedges or the church office.
Faith Street Fellowship Group
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.30-9.30pm at Simon & Alli's home
This new group began in September with a fish and chip social, joint with the Tuesday Fellowship Group, before planting out and forming their own identity. The group settled on the name ‘Faith Street Fellowship Group’ because of a testimony that reminded them of holding on to faith and how “if you’re living on Faith Street, God always delivers”. This term, Faith Street are beginning each session with worship and prayer and then working through a series of Bible studies on self-esteem. For more information, contact Kath Hilborne, Simon or Alli Lakin or the church office.
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.30-9.30pm at Simon & Alli's home
This new group began in September with a fish and chip social, joint with the Tuesday Fellowship Group, before planting out and forming their own identity. The group settled on the name ‘Faith Street Fellowship Group’ because of a testimony that reminded them of holding on to faith and how “if you’re living on Faith Street, God always delivers”. This term, Faith Street are beginning each session with worship and prayer and then working through a series of Bible studies on self-esteem. For more information, contact Kath Hilborne, Simon or Alli Lakin or the church office.
A Brand-NEW Fellowship Group
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.30pm at Eric & Shirley's home
It’s early days for this brand new fellowship group which started in September. So far, they have met fortnightly for Bible study, chat and prayer together, accompanied by refreshments! The group has started small and that means there’s lots of space to welcome new people. Whether you’re new to West Kirby URC or just haven’t been in a fellowship group for a while, Paul and Eric would love to welcome you along. For more information, contact them or the church office.
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.30pm at Eric & Shirley's home
It’s early days for this brand new fellowship group which started in September. So far, they have met fortnightly for Bible study, chat and prayer together, accompanied by refreshments! The group has started small and that means there’s lots of space to welcome new people. Whether you’re new to West Kirby URC or just haven’t been in a fellowship group for a while, Paul and Eric would love to welcome you along. For more information, contact them or the church office.