Tuesdays at West Kirby URC
[FUSE] Home Group
Weekly on Tuesdays from 3.30-5.30pm at Dan's home
[FUSE] young people have fun, toast, games, Bible discussion, pancakes and prayer at their home group after-school on Tuesdays in term time. The main study session starts around 4:20pm, and before then there's time to chill, eat, chat and play games!
Why does God allow suffering? Is God even real? What’s the deal with angels? And how can we know what is “truth” in the first place? These are some of the apologetics topics [FUSE] Home Group have been exploring recently. For more information, contact Dan Sach at the church office.
Weekly on Tuesdays from 3.30-5.30pm at Dan's home
[FUSE] young people have fun, toast, games, Bible discussion, pancakes and prayer at their home group after-school on Tuesdays in term time. The main study session starts around 4:20pm, and before then there's time to chill, eat, chat and play games!
Why does God allow suffering? Is God even real? What’s the deal with angels? And how can we know what is “truth” in the first place? These are some of the apologetics topics [FUSE] Home Group have been exploring recently. For more information, contact Dan Sach at the church office.
Manse Mob Fellowship Group
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.30pm at Paul & Louise's home
The Manse Mob Fellowship Group welcomes adults of all ages to join their fortnightly meetings which involve good coffee, Bible study, prayer and chat. The group number about 12 and are a diverse "mob" of all ages and stages of Christian life. They have studied Bible books including Daniel and Nehemiah and topics such as grace and evangelism. Prayer is really important, with lots of encouragement from answered prayers! For more details, contact Louise & Paul Franklin or the church office.
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.30pm at Paul & Louise's home
The Manse Mob Fellowship Group welcomes adults of all ages to join their fortnightly meetings which involve good coffee, Bible study, prayer and chat. The group number about 12 and are a diverse "mob" of all ages and stages of Christian life. They have studied Bible books including Daniel and Nehemiah and topics such as grace and evangelism. Prayer is really important, with lots of encouragement from answered prayers! For more details, contact Louise & Paul Franklin or the church office.
Tuesday Fellowship Group
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.15pm at Peter & Kath'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 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 & Kath'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 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 enjoy chat, prayer, and social activities together. In 2017, they studied the Bible book of Revelation, learned from the story of Jonah and spent time reading the parables of Jesus. 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 enjoy chat, prayer, and social activities together. In 2017, they studied the Bible book of Revelation, learned from the story of Jonah and spent time reading the parables of Jesus. 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 at Fiona's home
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 the Bible book of Revelation over the past year and are now working on the book of Exodus, as well as sharing in prayer time and friendship and all ladies are welcome. For more information, contact Louise Taplin or Fiona McGill or the church office.
Fortnightly on Tuesdays from 7.45pm at Fiona's home
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 the Bible book of Revelation over the past year and are now working on the book of Exodus, as well as sharing in prayer time and friendship and all ladies are welcome. For more information, contact Louise Taplin or Fiona McGill or the church office.