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Well, it’s been another exciting year at Soul Survivor and we teamed up once more with some of our Methodist friends across the district.
We had three members from New Youth and two leaders in Ben and Ruth from the Triangle. It’s been a really exciting and engaging week for everyone and with a total of 26, there were new friendships made as the different churches bonded well together.
This week’s holiday club began with its usual friendly and welcoming atmosphere, consisting of many children, some from church and others who had seen the club advertised.
We participated in multiple games, including many board games, crafts such as painting and colouring, designing bracelets and necklaces and appropriate toys for the babies.
Well, who would believe it - that after so many meetings and all that planning and discussion this was the last of the three days 'Holiday at Home' for this year? But sadly it was!
We've tried to vary each day's programme as much as possible and this was no exception with our guests making up booklets about themselves based on their lives and memories in the morning session. It also led to much discussion round the tables.
Our summer kids holiday club started this morning and they all came running in as if they had never been away.
We had a variety of activities including making a paper mache whale out of chicken wire and then covered with newspaper. Half way through one side collapsed but fortunately one of the dad’s came to the rescue and now is safely drying out.
... & even more came ... 24 this week - numbers steadily increasing - lovely to have people from the local community and other local churches as well as our own.
Plenty of activities - crafts - colouring - toys - jewellery making - games & the whale 🐳 got painted 🖌 children playing with new friends & adults chatting too.
Wednesday, 1st August saw another ‘Holiday at Home’ Event held at The Triangle.
This new initiative is a three-week project (today's being the second of three) aimed at the older members of our congregation and some people from the wider community who were not going away on holiday this year.
This year, about 50 people crossed the border into Yorkshire visiting Worth steam train at Oxenhope where tea and coffee had been arranged for us before we boarded the steam train at 11.00am taking us to Keighley.
Our coach picked everyone up and proceeded to Haworth where we spent some time looking round the museum, exploring the village and having lunch.
Wednesday 25th July saw the first ‘Holiday at Home’ held at The Triangle. This was a new initiative aimed at the older members of our congregation and some from the wider community who were not going away on holiday this year.
There were 30 people who came yesterday, some collected by members of the congregation and family members brought others.
What an amazing morning at the Kids Holiday Club! Children’s laughter as they are having lots of fun playing at church. Mums, dads, grandparents, friends enjoying a coffee while chatting away.
The morning was filled with games, games and more games for the children. Beads craft, air hockey, bowling, parachute and board games, colouring and much more.
We're all familiar with the story of Jonah - mainly the part where he gets thrown overboard and swallowed by a fish, sea monster or a whale.
Most biblical scholars held belief that the story was just simply a myth, the stuff of legend. The reason being that the story lacks detail. There are no dates and not even the name of the king.
42 people attended FFF last night and our speaker was Revd. Carolyn Lawrance.
Carolyn spoke on "Pharaoh & Co" and the plagues of Egypt and how Pharaoh would not allow the Israelites leave until the very end. To read the story you can find it in Exodus Chapter 7 through to chapter 12 .
Wow, what could be a better way to spend a sunny Friday afternoon in July? Sitting listening to a good choir with familiar music, then having really tasty sandwiches, really good cake followed by strawberries and cream and a lovely cup of tea!
67 people enjoyed the strawberry tea, words such as "fantastic", "really enjoyable", "couldn't have be better", and "it was a real treat "said it all.
