Space to be

Home » Church News » Space to be
Space to Be

Space to Be — Tuesday May 16th, 9.45 — 11am

Firstly, thank you to those who have commented on the format of Space to Be.

That was much appreciated by those of us who have been facilitating this.

As a result, Space to Be will be happening in May, with an amended format.

The meditation will be held from 9.45 to 10.15. There will be some prayer stations set out and everyone is welcome to stay after the meditation, or to come in any time between 10.15 and 11am.

There will not be tea and coffee supplied, but water will be made available.

We are going to try this and see if this meets the need of those who have shown an interest in Space to Be continuing.

We may well change the day and time in coming months to see if there is a better time for those who might be interested but for whomTuesday isn't a good day.

Please let Helen Carter or Jane Kent have any thoughts about a change of day and time.

popular recent storiesAlso in the news

Image: 4- The Next Steps Poster - Harvest
Harvest Festival 26th September
WMC: Thu 16 Sep 3:00pm

This year we are happy to say that we shall be able to hold out Harvest Festival in the Chapel on Sunday September 26th, and, as is our practice, we will be supporting the life-changing work of All We Can.Their theme for this year's campaign is "Next Steps", focussing on the Nkayi district of Zimbabwe, and during the service, we will hear stories of the community from Nkayi...

streetpastorslogo-M215991
Sharon Tedford in Concert
WMC: Wed 15 Sep 3:12pm

Sharon Tedford is a Christian singer, songwriter and will be performing at 7:30 pm on Friday 15th October at Wantage Baptist Church, Mill Street. Wantage and Grove Street Pastors welcome back to Wantage this October. Free entry with an opportunity to give to Wantage & Grove Street Pastors. Advance booking is essential — call: 07554 655 594 or email: wantageandgrove@...

harvest, farming, crops
Harvest
WMC: Wed 08 Sep 1:30pm

From the Manse.....This has been the first full year on our allotment and it has to be said that it's been an interesting one to say the least. Whilst our shallots, beetroot, sweetcorn and courgettes have done well, other crops have suffered in one way or another and have struggled. A combination of blight, slugs, deer and critters that have nibbled their way through some of our produce...