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Minister's Letter
Minister’s Letter – February 2019
Honesty
It’s very easy for Christians to be dishonest. No, I’m not accusing anyone of putting forged banknotes into the collection plate, nor of pretending to be a high-flying executive when they are simply a checkout assistant. Read more “Minister’s Letter – February 2019”
Playgroup
Christchurch Playgroup
The Playgroup is now a registered provider for two separate childcare schemes – the “Cardiff Childcare Offer” and H.M. Government’s tax- free “Childcare Choices” offer. Read more “Christchurch Playgroup”
Christchurch Players
Pantomime time!
Congratulations to the Players for their performances of ‘Aladdin and the City of Thieves. Thanks to all the performers and all those who contributed in any way to the panto’s success. Read more “Pantomime time!”
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Minister's Letter
Minister’s Letter – December 2018 – January 2019
Christmas Fear
Fear isn’t the first emotion that comes to mind when we think of Christmas: joy, gratitude, or even sheer amazement seem to be much more appropriate. But, as we read through the Bible’s story of Christmas, we find that it is actually very much part and parcel of events. Read more “Minister’s Letter – December 2018 – January 2019”
Ladies' Circle
Ladies’ Circle Lunch
Ladies’ Circle has organised a buffet lunch, followed by an afternoon of carols, in the hall on Tuesday, December 11th. The event starts at 1.15pm with tickets priced at £4. All welcome to join in an afternoon of fellowship.
General
Carol Aid
Choirs from Ysgol y Berllan Deg and Llanedeyrn Primary School will be taking part in this year’s Carol Aid evening at Christchurch. The event is on Friday, December 6th at 7.00pm. A warm welcome to all.
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Minister's Letter
Minister’s Letter – November 2018
Remember – and move on
I wonder what you most remember from the past? There are the happy events such as great holidays, firm friendships and moments of transcendent joy such as our wedding day – we enjoy bringing these to mind as we reminisce or flick through old photo albums. Then there are the more mundane recollections such as our first day at school, or passing our driving test, or even the colour of our old front door. Read more “Minister’s Letter – November 2018”