sidcupchurch.org.uk Report : Visit Site

Technical data of the sidcupchurch.org.uk

Geo IP provides you such as latitude, longitude and ISP (Internet Service Provider) etc. informations. Our GeoIP service found where is host sidcupchurch.org.uk. Currently, hosted in United Kingdom and its service provider is UK2 - Ltd .

the related websites

golfsgalore.co.uk craycarcare.co.uk ruxley-manor.co.uk jumpabouts.co.uk jardinemotors.co.uk carhire-vanhire.co.uk dayoutwiththekids.co.uk equityldn.co.uk webuyclothes.co.uk sketchum.co.uk 

HTTP Header Analysis

HTTP Header information is a part of HTTP protocol that a user's browser sends to called Apache containing the details of what the browser wants and will accept back from the web server.

DNS

HtmlToText

welcome to churches together in sidcup a guide to the 16 ctis churches in sidcup, in the london borough of bexley, affiliated to churches together in kent. we aim to encourage the churches to be supportive of each other in their work and christian witness. -- --           churches together in sidcup                    easter         walk of witness            good friday, 25th april 2016           9.30am gathering at           st. john's church, church road,                              sidcup           9.40am opening hymn           9.45am sidcup walk of witness begins 9.45am begin walk to war memorial, morrisons sidcup high street the crescent, main road refreshments in nearby christchurch. -- click for christmas & new year church services -- easter church services in sidcup -- "be an apprentice: learn from the master" a t st. andrew`s we`ve just started a series of sermons on what it means to be a disciple of jesus. the greek word translated, ‘disciple’ meant a learner, an apprentice at a trade. if you are a follower of jesus today, you are one of his apprentices, learning how to advance the kingdom of god in this world as he did. in mark 3:13-19, mark records the occasion when jesus first called his twelve disciples. three points in particular stand out: 1. jesus “appointed twelve...that they might be with him...” our first calling as a disciple of jesus is to be with him. we might not be able to walk and eat with him as his first disciples did, but we can be with him as we read and study his word and let it shape our lives, and as we ask the holy spirit to make the person of jesus real to us – just as jesus said he would do (john 16:14). 2. if jesus` twelve disciples were all with him, then they were also all with one another. jesus deliberately formed a community around him, which we now call the church. to be an apprentice of jesus is to be in relationship with our fellow apprentices. 3. according to mark, the other reason jesus appointed twelve was “that he might send them out to preach...” so today we are called to share the good news of the gospel in ways that are culturally relevant. let`s honour the master by being productive apprentices! rev. rupert hankey, st. andrew’s church. maylands drive, sidcup "live in harmony... with each other" t he marvellous new testament verse of 1 corinthians 10.v31 says: “so whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of god.” that’s some challenge – yes? just imagine if all of us who read harmony agreed to set this as our target for the days, months and years ahead. what a difference it would make in our own lives, in the life of our local church and – best of all – in our local community! think about it. the principle (and practice) would apply to what each of us eats, drinks, says, thinks, reads and watches, as well as what we plan for the future and where we go. we should be seeking to do it all for the glory of god. i’ll say no more. i too need to chew over the implications of this verse and i hope you will, too. perhaps we should also pray about it. may god give all of us the strength and determination to live that sort of life for christ. george hider, sidcup baptist church, main road, sidcup "do not lose focus" g oing on holiday can be very exciting and refreshingly wonderful, a time to look forward to. however, it is very important not to get carried away by the excitement, but see it as an opportunity to share or spread the good news with someone in a more relaxed and conducive environment. in jn 4:6-45, jesus was resting by the well of jacob and his disciples had gone to buy bread when a samaritan lady came to fetch water where he was seated. the disciple would most probably have passed by and taken no notice of her. but, to jesus, it became an opportunity to share the gospel, one that won the whole town and restored her marriage. as you enjoy this summer break, look out for those whom the lord has sent to you in that particular location, either on the journey or on arrival. in mk 4:35-41, jesus was in the boat resting when a sudden storm arose. in seizing the development, he strengthened the faith of those with him in the boat. apostle paul in act 27:22- 39 was able to do the same thing without any hesitation. as you go on holidays this summer to various locations, please do not lose focus of your no.1 mandate in mk 3:14: he ordained the twelve to be with him and to preach the gospel. i wish you a wonderful and fruitful summer break as you win more people to the kingdom. richard odufisan, redeemed christian church of god victory assembly, new eltham -- t the foodbank has now been going nearly 4 years. we are now in a time of change and have grown from a single centre at avery hill to 5 centres across bexley borough. usage has changed with 2 sessions a week now at trinity baptist church, bexleyheath and queen street baptist church, erith where they have seen an increase in numbers. however less people are using avery hill, new community church and st andrews, albany park. sadly st andrews have taken the decision to close from 1st july. we thank them for their commitment and hard work over the past 4 years. avery hill are seeing less clients coming especially on tuesdays, although we continue to receive a lot of donations on tuesdays and have built up good relationships with people from local churches who regularly bring the donations in. we have decided to reduce the tuesday sessions down from 3 hours to 2 hours from 1st august. . numbers are down but we feel strongly that there are many people in need who we are not reaching, so plan is to try and recruit more voucher distributors at local schools, churches and gp surgeries. recently we have had some incidents across the service where clients have been abusing the system and have been abusive to volunteers. on one occasion leading to the police being involved. this has sadly led to these clients being banned from using the foodbank. currently, responsibility for the running of the foodbank sits with avery hill charitable trust and the church's trustees but the foodbank has now developed into a borough wide facility and we are looking at the possibility of it becoming a separate charity with its own trustees. we continue to see people's lives being touched. two recent examples are 4 iranian christian refugees who have been placed in welling and a lady whom we have helped on a number of occasions over the past 2 years who has now moved into more suitable accommodation, has called in to thank us for all the invaluable help given. rosemary hutton bexley food bank avery hill christian fellowship our current needs are: rice pudding rice squash tinned fruit tinned vegetables noodles custard toiletries toilet paper ======================================================= at the moment we do not need: soup baked beans pasta tea cereal thank you for your continued support, it's really appreciated. -- "something new from god" m y dad ran a corner shop – he sold a bit of everything. sometimes, ‘reps’ came to encourage him to order more stock or new lines. twice a year, he’d go to a trade display. in september the christmas goods were on view, and in december it was easter eggs!! in my first church, one of the families ran a wholesale plant business, selling to local garden centres and the like. the owner reckoned his year was much like my dad’s, and, i suppose, somewhat like mine. here i am, when everyone else is thinking about christmas, writing a letter suitable for the new year! but i’m not that sorry to leave the jesus of the manger behind. it’s a pity so many do not seem to want to let him grow up. but if we don’t, he can’t die on the cross for us, he can’t be raised to new life for us, he cannot open up the way to heaven for us. nor can he send the holy spirit in his place; neither can he sit at his father’s side, interceding for us. christmas was just the start of something new from god. what new things will you be for him and do for him in 2016? it’s time to get yourself right in the centre of his will again. happy new year rev. alan mason, foots cray baptist church, sidcup. -- dear churches in sidcup i just wanted to write to you all, to say thank you so much for your constant prayers, support and generous donations. sometimes we can't see the floor because of your extreme generosity and kindness. without your support, we could not have helped as many families as we have. at a recent prayer meeting for churches together, i was asked to give an update on the work we do here at the foodbank and where we have been blessed. so here we go!........ f rom april 2013-2014, we fed 993 children & 1,218 adults, total 2,211 from april 2014-today, we have already fed 1,793 children & 2,174 adults, total 3,967 the main reasons for need are still caused by benefit changes, sanctions, benefit delays and domestic violence and low income. i started this role in july 2013. at this time we only had avery hill open, struggling to weigh things with bathroom scales, a computer that didn't work, lots of food, and not many clients to support. we had kindly been given some temporary storage with footscray baptist church, but they needed that space as the roof was leaking and needed to be repaired. we had no contacts for people to signpost, except for the job centre and a few churches, so i had a lot of communication and organising to do. just before i started at the foodbank, i had a prophecy that i would be starting work where i would have influence in the community, and that doors would open and people would wonder how i managed to accomplish the things i did. i also had a prayer where 3 words came to me, abundance, patience and connections.god has really blessed our work and ministry, and the prophecy and words from god are true. we have been blessed with distribution centres in sidcup: avery hill christian fellowship; new community church; st. andrews church. erith: queen st baptist church. bexleyheath: trinity baptist church. this helps us to serve all clients in all parts of the borough. we have approximately 80 voucher distributors, including churches, schools, council, social workers and health workers, job centres and citizens advice bureau. we have been provided with storage by council & l&q housing. supermarkets have trolleys for us: tesco, welling; waitrose, sidcup; sainsburys, bexleyheath; asda, bexleyheath; morrisons, erith. i have been blessed with a lady who collects most of these donations weekly. new generation church support us with transporting food with their van. we now have industrial weighing scales at all sites. the council have provided a brand new computer. my biggest blessings of course are the team leaders and volunteers. they are all truly sent from god, i would call them treasure. they truly love jesus and care about others in such an overwhelming way. they work so hard. of course none of this would be possible without god totally supplying all of these things. every day i feel blessed to be working in god's house. it's truly amazing to constantly feel the holy spirit working with us witnessing to the love of god. thank you jesus. every blessing gill bates bexley foodbank manager our current needs are: rice pudding rice squash tinned fruit tinned vegetables noodles custard toiletries toilet paper ======================================================= at the moment we do not need: soup baked beans pasta tea cereal thank you for your continued support, it's really appreciated. -- -- good friday procession  members from different churches in sidcup  commemorating the death of jesus, with a procession  through sidcup town centre on good friday morning.  starting at st. john's church, then stopping near the war memorial, morrison's, mcdonald's and finishing at the crescent, opposite christchurch in main  road, where refreshments were served.  at each stop,  relevant scripture passages were read aloud by all who  had gathered and finished with a hymn and a prayer.  the cross was carried by richard  odufisan and tom baker and the  churches together in sidcup banner,  by members of christchurch. -- ctis member churches all saints church (cofe) rectory lane, foots cray, da14 5bu. tel: 020 8300 7096 map t he living church on the meadows, a small and beautiful old church on the edge of the footscray meadows, with a friendly, welcoming, family atmosphere. traditional anglican liturgy, the church welcomes all ages. services on sunday: 9.30am all age worship (1st sunday); 9.30am parish eucharist (other sundays). more information from: or visit their website at: www.allsaintsfootscray.org.uk/welcome.htm avery hill christian fellowship southspring, sidcup, da15 8ea. tel: 020 8859 7073 map t he avery hill christian fellowship is a lively and vibrant community of people of all ages who share a common faith in the grace of god through the person of jesus christ. having a passion for mission both locally, nationally and internationally. there are many activities throughout the week for all ages, including mother and toddlers, ( www.springlets.org.uk ), whizz kids club, youth events and even meetings and outings for the adults! disabled facilities include hearing loop, wheelchair access to premises and toilet. the church hosts the bexley foodbank, open on tuesday (10am-1pm) and thursday (12noon-3pm). services on sunday: 10.15am morning worship (creche, children & y.p. groups). (not 11th dec)            -bible overview: from creation to new creation for information and event details www./ahcfevents -- more information from: or visit their website at www.averyhill.info website also contains audio files of sunday sermons. christchurch (cofe) main road, sidcup, da14 6pa. tel: 020 8308 0835 map c atering extensively for families. christchurch is church of england in the evangelical tradition. on sunday mornings there are various activities for 3 to 14 year old's and above. during the week running many activities, home bible study groups, meetings for women, plus much more. offers wheelchair access to premises. sunday services at 8.00am (every 2nd and 4th sun), & 10.30am. evening service at 6.30pm for more information visit their website at www.christchurchsidcup.org.uk or contact emmanuel church granville road, sidcup, da14 4aa. tel: 020 8302 0059 map a welcoming and friendly church of methodist and united reform traditions. there is a sunday club for 3-18 year old's and there are other church based activities during the week. for letting's, bookings information, programme of activities, use of premises and other details speak to the church office. emmanuel church is part of the chislehurst and orpington methodist circuit. sunday service at 10.30am. for more information visit www.emmanuelchurchsidcup.org.uk website, or from foots cray baptist church 137 sidcup hill, foots cray, sidcup, da14 6js. tel: 020 8302 8136 map a t foots cray baptist church, they are committed to the central truths of the christian faith and have a 'traditional' but warm and friendly approach to worship. only baptising those who have come to faith in jesus but our communion table is open to all who trust christ as saviour, whether baptised as believers or not. offers wheelchair access to premises. sunday services at 11.00am and 6.30pm (2nd & 4th sundays of each month). for more information from www.fcbc.org.uk or from the holy redeemer church, lamorbey (cofe) days lane, sidcup, da15 8jr. tel: 020 8302 5356 map t he holy redeemer is a parish of the church of england. worship focuses on the holy eucharist, using a variety of styles. having an active children's church and choir. offers wheelchair access to premises and toilet. sunday services at 8.00am and 10.00am. more information from: or visit their website at www.theholyredeemer.co.uk holy trinity church, lamorbey (cofe) hurst road, sidcup, da15 9ae. tel: 020 8300 8231 map h oly trinity is a traditional anglo catholic church with parish eucharist as their main service. all will be very welcome to any sunday service or any weekday meeting. sunday service at 10.00am family eucharist. more information from: or visit their website at: www.holytrinitylamorbey.org new community church 24 station road, sidcup, da15 7du. tel: 020 8300 0333 -- map a lively, diverse church that draws people from across the london boroughs of bexley, bromley, greenwich and lewisham. sunday meetings are relevant, relaxed and informal. during the week running activities for all the community including youth work, students and twenties, exercise classes, meetings for the retired, a morning cafe and a substantial toddler group as well as midweek small groups. a debt advice service is now available for those who could benefit from talking over any money worries. their website contains a regularly updated list of what is going on. offers wheelchair access to premises and toilet. sunday services at 9.30am, 11.30am, and 6.00pm. more information from: or visit their website at www.newcommunitychurch.org.uk new generation church birkbeck road, sidcup, da14 4dj. tel: 020 8309 6056 map n ew generation is a passionate and lively community. passionate about jesus, sidcup and you. they are involved in projects locally, nationally and internationally. they offer many activities for many ages, speak to the office to find out what is going on right now. we now meet at 9.30am on sunday mornings at cineworld bexleyheath. all ages are welcome at their sunday meeting which includes: sparkles creche, allstars kids church and free60 for young people. 6.00pm evening gatherings at the new generation centre, birkbeck road, sidcup, da14 4dj. weekday meetings at birkbeck road, sidcup, da14 4dj. offers wheelchair access to premises and toilet. more information from: or visit their website at www.newgen.org.uk our lady of the rosary church (rc) 330a burnt oak lane, blackfen, da15 8lw. tel: 020 8300 2697 map o ur lady of the rosary (330a burnt oak lane, off days lane) is a roman catholic parish community with a wide variety of spiritual, social and community activities. the parish includes people of all ages with activities for children and young people, outreach to the elderly and housebound. a social club, football club and various groups, who meet to contribute in diverse ways, to the building up of god's kingdom. saturday services 10.30am & 6.00pm sunday services at 9.00am, 10.30am and 6.00pm. more information from: or visit their website at www.blackfencatholic.org -- a new website is under construction redeemed christian church of god - victory assembly sidcup 367a footscray road, new eltham, se9 2dr. tel: 07852 100550 map t his congregation, belonging to the redeemed christian church of god (rccg), have now moved to new premises in new eltham. under the leadership of pastor richard odufisan the church meets for a celebration service at 10.00am each sunday and at 7.00pm on wednesdays for a bible study & prayer meeting. the foundation of the church is prayer and teaching the full counsel of god, to help people and families discover their purpose in life through love and care for one another. for more information click here for church website or contact: redeemed christian church of god - christ domain parish - temp worship centre: 27 cray road, sidcup, da14 5by map r ccg christ domain was established in 2006 and is an outreach of the redeemed christian church of god. rccg is a worldwide church that was established in 1952. the general overseer is pastor e.a adeboye. it is a church of all nations, race, colour, age and gender. their vision: transforming lives and building families. they accomplish this by: transforming lives by the renewal of the mind; building a strong family; a house of prayer for all nations in unity and with love and care for all. their core values: excellence; expansion; equipping; evangelism. they aim for excellence and perfection in all they do and love by demonstrating they care with compassion, and teach the word of god to build and nurture. their ultimate goal is to enable diverse people to make heaven by nurturing, empowering and equipping them to live a holy life based on excellence, love, care and unity. sunday morning service at 10.45am-12.45pm. more information from: or visit their website at: http://www.rccgchristdomain.org.uk sidcup baptist church 167 main road, sidcup, da14 6pa. tel: 020 8309 9717 map a friendly, growing church with lively worship and a good cross-section of age groups, including a large proportion of children and young people. their vision is to be a church that loves and serves god, his people and his world. the church hosts the disabled christian fellowship (sidcup branch) on the 2nd saturday afternoon in the month. community lunches, alpha group, daytime and evening housegroups, playgroup, children's and yp's clubs. disabled facilities include hearing loop (british sign language signing by arrangement), wheelchair access to premises and toilet. sunday services at 10.30am (creche, children & y.p's groups) and 6.30pm on 1st sunday. more information from: or visit their website at www.sidcupbaptistchurch.org.uk for meetings and event details www./sbcevents.html st. andrew's church (cofe) maylands drive, sidcup, da14 4ry. tel: 020 8300 4712 map a mix of traditional and informal styles of worship throughout the month. there is a variety of activities and groups during the week for people of all ages from toddler to retired. trusting you'll experience the love of god there, you are welcome to sample, visit or even stay. disabled facilities include hearing loop, wheelchair access to church, hall and toilet on hall level. sunday service at 10.00am. more information from: or visit their website at www.st-andrewssidcup.org.uk st. james church (cofe) north cray road, north cray, da14 5hd. tel: 020 8300 7096 map a small, pretty church on the edge of the meadows, in quiet surroundings and one of north cray's best kept secrets. traditional anglican services, they welcome families and children and offer an all age service, once a month, which is popular with children from 1 to 91. sunday services 10.30am all age worship (2nd sunday), 11.15am (1st, 3rd & 4th sundays). more information from: st. lawrence's church (rc) 129 main road, sidcup, da15 7hb. tel: 020 8300 2480 s t. lawrence's parish was founded from st. mary's chislehurst in 1902. the first mass was said on the feast of st. lawrence of canterbury, (2nd february) hence the parish name. until august 2012 the church was served by a religious congregation of priests - the society of mary, known more generally as marist fathers. a quarterly magazine called news and views is published, giving details of services and organisations in the parish. offers wheelchair access to premises and toilet. open daily 9.30am; saturday 9.30am & 6.30pm; sunday 8.30am, 10.00am and 11.30am. more information from: or visit their website at www.stlawrenceschurch.org.uk 2015/16 ctis chairman’s report f irst of all i want to thank ctis for giving me this opportunity. it’s never easy balancing a young family, a busy job and this, but i’ve really enjoyed doing my bit in helping move ctis forward for another successful year. i want to thank the executive committee: mike, simon and john - and especially pamela, the success of the group is thanks to her hard work, organisation and dedication. i'd also like to thank all of you who do so much work year in year out as ctis reps. in particular mike barnes on the website, tom for his work on harmony and the reverend stephen sealy for the great work in putting together the fantastic services at st johns. it been a very busy year as usual – particular highlights include: the excellent christmas service and remembrance service at st john’s. a fantastic unity service at holy trinity; the walk of witness and lent lunches. one thing that has really stood out for me is that the numbers attending our services and events are increasing markedly – we should recognise this, be thankful for it and build on it so we can engage ever more members of the community. one question we should ask ourselves each year is why do we do this? one passage from the bible springs to mind: “so if there is any encouragement in christ, any comfort from love, any participation in the spirit, any affection and sympathy, complete my joy by being of the same mind, having the same love, being in full accord and of one mind.” this is what i believe guides us at churches together. what i have enjoyed most is the unity, we have shown through these events as christians and members of the sidcup community. the confidence and pride we have shown in our faith has been so important and so meaningful. i thank you all for a great year and pray that we keep this up for many, many years to come. mike conway, over to you. oliver dean former chairman 2015/16 chairman's annual report agm on 23rd april 2015 f irst, i want to thank the members of ctis executive: oliver dean, who will become the next chairman; mike conway who will become the next vice-chairman; john wiltshire, the treasurer; janet norton our minute-taker and pamela steed our distributor of information. then i want to thank a sort of outer ring of supporters, people to whom we can go because they know what to do: tom baker, stephen sealey and three mikes; baldry, attewell and barnes. next i want to thank all who make our regular activities to just happen - so those who organise the food bank, lark in the park, the walk of witness, the lent groups, the carol singing, the lent lunches, christian aid week, the civic carol service, remembrance sunday, sponsoring our third world child, keeping the website up to date and so on. in addition we added come extra activities this year. a pentecost celebration, the service marking the centenary of the beginning of the great war/world war 1, our financial help in running a mission at a local secondary school, the hustings before the general election and pray, love, bexley [sidcup branch]. particular thanks go to george hider for knocking the ministers' meetings into some kind of cohesive shape. finally i want to thank all the church representatives that attend the general meetings and bring news from and to the churches. plans for the future include links with the local credit unions and further involvement with cap (christians against poverty). at the beginning of the year i promised to go to as many of the regular saturday prayer meetings as possible and to visit as many of the churches as i could. i managed to attend each prayer meeting when i was in sidcup and all but 4 of the churches. i am minded to point out that ctis should always be on the new look out to do new things for god in sidcup, and to look out for things that maybe have now had their day. i am concerned that not all of our churches play a significant part in ctis and wonder whether the executive need to find new ways of engaging with the more reluctant churches. i have enjoyed the privilege of this role very much. thank you. alan j mason foots cray baptist church ctis chairman (april 2014/15) -- click for printer friendly (pdf) listing of all the ctis churches return to top. -- for easter church services - click here -- for details of christmas church services in sidcup - click here -- good friday procession   good friday, 6th april 2012 9.30am assemble at st. john's church church road, sidcup 9.45am short service followed by procession through sidcup town centre with short stops at war memorial morrisons macdonalds the crescent 10.45am dismissal at the crescent with refreshments across the road at christchurch, main road, sidcup -- local church events click for details of christmas & new year services in sidcup -- lark in the park 2013 sidcup place, sidcup 27th july to 11th august click for more details -- walk of witness procession good friday, 18th april 2014 9.30am assemble at st. john's church church road sidcup 9.45am short service followed by procession through sidcup town centre, with short stops at war memorial morrisons main road to the crescent 10.45am dismissal at the crescent with refreshments across the road at christchuch -- easter church service times in sidcup --           churches together in sidcup                    easter         walk of witness            good friday, 3rd april 2015           9.30am gathering at           st. john's church, church road,                              sidcup           9.40am opening hymn           9.45am sidcup walk of witness begins -- -- meeting dates: 17th & 24th february; 2nd, 9th and 16th march -- -- -- -- ctis unity service sunday, 22nd january 2017 at 6.30pm refreshments from 5.30pm this year's theme, "crossing barriers," has been prepared by the churches in germany, based on 2. cor. 5:14-20. all are welcome speaker: paul weston, new generation church. -- refreshments from 5.30pm if you wish to join the ctis combined churches choir, please contact choirmaster, neill parrish ( [email protected] ) --> activities t the foodbank has now been going nearly 4 years. we are now in a time of change and have grown from a single centre at avery hill to 5 centres across bexley borough. usage has changed with 2 sessions a week now at trinity baptist church, bexleyheath and queen street baptist church, erith where they have seen an increase in numbers. however less people are using avery hill, new community church and st andrews, albany park. sadly st andrews have taken the decision to close from 1st july. we thank them for their commitment and hard work over the past 4 years. avery hill are seeing less clients coming especially on tuesdays, although we continue to receive a lot of donations on tuesdays and have built up good relationships with people from local churches who regularly bring the donations in. we have decided to reduce the tuesday sessions down from 3 hours to 2 hours from 1st august. . numbers are down but we feel strongly that there are many people in need who we are not reaching, so plan is to try and recruit more voucher distributors at local schools, churches and gp surgeries. recently we have had some incidents across the service where clients have been abusing the system and have been abusive to volunteers. on one occasion leading to the police being involved. this has sadly led to these clients being banned from using the foodbank. currently, responsibility for the running of the foodbank sits with avery hill charitable trust and the church's trustees but the foodbank has now developed into a borough wide facility and we are looking at the possibility of it becoming a separate charity with its own trustees. we continue to see people's lives being touched. two recent examples are 4 iranian christian refugees who have been placed in welling and a lady whom we have helped on a number of occasions over the past 2 years who has now moved into more suitable accommodation, has called in to thank us for all the invaluable help given. rosemary hutton bexley food bank avery hill christian fellowship our current needs are: rice pudding rice squash tinned fruit tinned vegetables noodles custard toiletries toilet paper ======================================================= at the moment we do not need: soup baked beans pasta tea cereal thank you for your continued support, it's really appreciated. -- our current needs are: tinned fruit coffee jam sugar noodles biscuits at the moment we do not need: soup baked beans pasta tea thank you for your continued support, it's really appreciated. -- click for: - "what is evergreen care bexley?" click here for details about the bexley foodbank -- for more information visit their website:"http://[email protected]" -- what do christians believe? there are several ways in which we can help you find out more about christianity, its founder jesus christ, and how christian faith can improve your life. the christian enquiry agency provides information for people who want to find out about the christian faith and its founder jesus christ. link to: transform bexley borough link to: churches together in kent. for monthly e-news report from churches together in england. -- ctis alpha page lark in the park cribs in bexley schools transform bexley borough bvsc - bexley voluntary services council new community debt advice service queen mary's hospital chaplaincy churches together in kent churches together in england christian aid christian aid week -- sidcup churches view all saints avery hill c.f christchurch emmanuel foots cray baptist holy redeemer holy trinity new community new generation our lady of the rosary rccg christ domain rccg victory assembly sidcup baptist st. andrew's st. james -- st. john's st. lawrence's church service times in sidcup sidcup churches christmas & new year services -- easter church service times -- church events in bexley borough & local area -- alpha courses -- harmony newsletter -- ctis "harmony" february newsletter -- what does ctis do? click to view power point movie churches together in kent newspoints cribs news letter churches together in sidcup 50th anniversary in 2009 -- what do christians believe? enquiries comments church news photo's (jpg) event fliers or update info to [email protected] church news carol singing at morrisons m embers from ctis sidcup churches will be carol singing on saturday 19th december, from 10.30am to 12noon as shoppers enter morrisons in sidcup, to do their christmas shopping. a leaflet is available, giving the times of sidcup churches christmas services, which includes details to enable access to other churches in surrounding areas. -- ctis 2016/17 executive appointments a t the annual general meeting on 25th april 2016 the following were appointed to serve on the ctis executive committee: we welcome: mike conway as chairman; simon dubbey as vice chairman; john wiltshire, remains treasurer for the coming year. pamela steed, secretary. new executive member: paul hurren. chairman: mike conway (st lawrences); vice chairman: simon dubbey (new generation); treasurer: john wiltshire (our lady of the rosary); secretary: pamela steed (christchurch); new executive member: paul hurren (sidcup baptist). mike conway thanked oliver dean for his sterling work throughout the past year as chairman of the ctis executive committee. oliver has also offered to stand as treasurer at next years agm. we pray god's blessing on all the executive as they serve during this coming year. 54,319 visitors o n 13th february 2006 ctis launched its first website to replace a leaflet, previously used to provide details about all the ctis member churches in sidcup. now 10 years on, the website has recorded 54,319 visitors who having logged into the site, not only locally, but included other countries throughout the world. many known to be thinking of moving into the sidcup area, have used the site in preparation to seek local churches to visit. 84.40% visitors have been from the uk and 4.98% from the usa. the 164 other countries remaining, have included the russian federation and two visitors from the vatican city state. in remembrance o liver dean, the current chair of ctis laid a wreath on behalf of the sidcup member churches, at this year's remembrance ceremony on sunday 8th november. ctis was one of many other local organisations at the green, on sidcup place, who attended the occasion, following an earlier memorial service at st. john's church, sidcup. it was noted that more younger people attended this year. -- ordination s tephen niechcial whose been the curate at st. john's church, sidcup, was ordained at rochester cathedral on saturday 26th september 2015. -- priest leaves our lady of the rosary church f ather steven fisher, a former parish priest at holy cross church, plumstead common, who became the parish priest at our lady of the rosary on 3rd september last year, has stood down and accepted a teaching post at a school in gravesend. on 1st september 2015, father oliver antao, took over as parish priest and his induction service will be held on wednesday 7th october at 7.00pm, at our lady of the rosary church, 330a burnt oak lane, blackfen, da15 8lw. all are welcome to attend. clergy & ministers to rsvp to: deaneryemail-news @yahoo.co.uk using subject line: "induction" to reserve a seat and if vesting in choir. -- grateful for a life well spent in the lord t he funeral service for pastor dr francis bunmi elugbaju, took place on the friday 11th september 2015, at st john the evangelist church, church road, sidcup, da14 6bx. after the internment at kemnal park cemetery sidcup by-pass, chislehurst br7 6rr a reception was held at st john’s church hall. -- over 1452kg's collected for bexley food bank a s a result of the tesco shopping days for bexley foodbank, we collected 1,452.25kg of food. this needed to be sorted into date order, which was a huge undertaking. we are grateful to all who willingly came to the avery hill foodbank to assist us. we appreciate the continued support received and to all who bring help to local families in need to help to restore their dignity and revive their hope. gill bates, bexley foodbank manager -- induction service for church minister t he new minister, dave williams, was inducted at avery hill christian fellowship on saturday 5th sept 2015 at their church in southspring, sidcup, da15 8ea. the service was conducted by andy parnham with ministers and clergy from other churches in bexley borough joining in prayer, including tony & valerie coates who were leaders of the church for well over 30 years. it is just over a year since the previous minister, rev rob stevens, moved to bookham baptist church near leatherhead, having been the minister at avery hill for 5 years. -- hustings meeting draws 500 to st john's church s ix candidates in the old bexley & sidcup constituency participated on thursday 16th april in the hustings event organised by churches together in sidcup in preparation for next months general election. they were: james brokenshire, conservative party; bob gill, national health action party; jennifer keen, liberal democratic party; ibby mehment, labour party; derek moran, green party; laurence williams, the christian party "proclaiming christ's lordship". david willet chaired the meeting. catherine reilly, uk indepdence party was unable to attend unexpectedly. "this is a key time to engage our churches and community in politics and show how important our vote is." said paul weston, leader of new generation church, in his opening welcome address. -- sidcup churches easter walk of witness m embers from the sidcup churches joined together on good friday morning at st. john's church for the annual walk around sidcup town centre. a bible easter passage was read and an easter carol sung at each of the four stops on the way. st lawrence church provided refreshments at the end of the walk before some members went on to other churches who were holding good friday services. -- new priest-in-charge t he church- wardens of the united benefice of all saints church, foots cray with st james church, north cray announced their new priest-in-charge, the rector revd. paul keown was licensed at a special service of celebration on sunday, 3rd may 2015. the service at all saints church, foots cray, was conducted by the ven. dr. paul wright, archdeacon of bromley and bexley, which also included the dedication by the archdeacon of the remodelled lady chapel. both churches took the opportiunity to welcome the rev. paul and his wife carolyn into their benefice family. -- successful lent lunches at christchurch g ood numbers met together at christchurch during the lent wednesdays to enjoy a soup, bread and cheese lunch. a wide variety of secondhand books were also on sale and during the 5 weeks, over £1469 was collected in support of christian aid. rev alan mason who organised this years event, thanked all involved, whether in catering or contributing, and to the different sidcup churches involved in the preparation and serving of the lunches and in giving a lenten talk each week. -- carol singing at morrisons m embers from ctis sidcup churches carol singing on the saturday before christmas, as shoppers entered morrisons in sidcup, preparing for christmas. -- in remembrance a oliver dean, the current chair of ctis laid a wreath on behalf of the sidcup member churches, at this year's remembrance ceremony on sunday 9th november. ctis was one of many other local organisations at the green, on sidcup place, who marked the occasion, following an earlier memorial service at st. john's church, sidcup. it was noted that more younger people were attending on this occasion. -- sidcup civic carol service the good news of christmas t he playing of two movements from bach's brandenburg concerto by the sidcup symphony orchestra, directed by dr.james ross, welcomed the congregation during their arrival into st. john's church for this years sidcup civic carol service on sunday 8th december. the final movement was played by the orchestra during the service. a packed congregation included the mayor of bexley, councilor sharon massey, accompanied by her consort don, and other civic dignitaries including james brokenshire, the mp for old bexley and sidcup. ten junior choir members began the service by solo singing the first verse of "once in royal david's city", and then joined by the combined churches choir directed by james wilkinson, together with the congregation for the remaining verses. the two junior schools sang beautifully and were applauded after their performances. they were: west lodge preparatory school with "the six-minute nativity" and holy trinity ce school with two pieces "there was a star" and "holy child". intercessory prayers were read by members of new generation church, the prayers having been written by children who attend the church which included a wide range of concerns both at home and abroad. the congregation was welcomed by the vicar of st. john's, the revd. stephen sealy and the closing prayer and blessing, written by revd juliet ushewokunze, minister of emmanuel church, was read by peter thornton. derek gibbs, one of the leaders at new community church gave the address. "the birth of jesus made possible not just a new way of understanding life, but a new way of living it. the creator god has come from the outside, breaking into human history in the form of his son, jesus christ. the truth of this incarnation should never cease to amaze us and elicit awesome wonder and grateful praise." during the service a collection was taken for the mayor's charity appeals to raise awareness for what 'carers' support (bexley)' and 'queen mary's hospital children's diabetes unit' do for bexley's residents under the banner of 'caring for all in bexley'. new sidcup area dean t he priest in charge at the holy redeemer church, revd. colin terry, was commissioned as the new area dean for sidcup on sunday 24th of november. he takes over from the revd. stephen sealy, vicar of st john the evangelist church, sidcup whose 5 year term as area dean has now ended. colin terry's commissioning took place at holy redeemer church and was led by the rt. revd. james langstaff, bishop of rochester. the sermon was given by ven dr paul wright, archdeacon of bromley and bexley. an area dean exercises his ministry among the parishes of the deanery and acts as a pastor to its clergy and lay members and calls them together in synod for study and prayer. he works with the bishop and shares in duties entrusted to him so that unity between parishes of the deanery is deepened. during the ser-vice, appreciata-tion was ex-pressed to stephen sealy for his deanery work during his term of office, and especially for his involvement in 7 new appointments and the assistance he gave to those churches during their interregnums. -- 2017 lark in the park 22nd july to 6th august click for details or call litp office: 020 8309 6056 ctis events 2016 wednesday 14th january 2016 : church rep's general meeting at 7.45pm for 8.00pm, st john's church, church road, sidcup, da14 6bx saturday 17th january 2016 prayer meeting at 9.00am. new community, station road, sidcup, da15 7du thursday 22nd january 2016 : church reps meeting lent lunches arrangements at 8.00pm at foots cray baptist church, sidcup sunday 25th january 2016 : ctis unity service during the week of prayer for christian unity. at sidcup baptist church, main road, sidcup at 6.30pm. refreshments from 5.30pm. tuesday 17th february 2016 : pray love bexley, ctis open evening, 8.00pm at foots cray baptist church, sidcup saturday 21st february 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. new generation church, sidcup. wednesday 24th february 2016 : lent lunch. soup and bread lunch fron 12noon to 2.00pm at the fellowship room, christ church, main road, sidcup. plus: stalls - cakes & used books. proceeds to christian aid - all welcome. wednesday 2nd march 2016 : lent lunch. soup and bread lunch fron 12noon to 2.00pm at the fellowship room, christ church, main road, sidcup. plus: stalls - cakes & used books. proceeds to christian aid - all welcome. wednesday 9th march 2016 : lent lunch. soup and bread lunch fron 12noon to 2.00pm at the fellowship room, christ church, main road, sidcup. plus: stalls - cakes & used books. proceeds to christian aid - all welcome. alanmaso wednesday 16th march 2016 : lent lunch. soup and bread lunch fron 12noon to 2.00pm at the fellowship room, christ church, main road, sidcup. plus: stalls - cakes & used books. proceeds to christian aid - all welcome. saturday 21st march 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. our lady of the rosary church, 330a burnt oak lane, (off days lane) blackfen wednesday 25th march 2016 : lent lunch. soup and bread lunch fron 12noon to 2.00pm at the fellowship room, christ church, main road, sidcup. plus: stalls - cakes & used books. proceeds to christian aid - all welcome. friday 25th march 2016 : good friday easter walk of witness, 9.30am for 9.45am, from st.john's church, church road, sidcup. through the town centre to christchurch, main road, sidcup, da14 6pa saturday 16th april 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. sidcup baptist church, 167 main road, sidcup, da14 6pa monday 25th april 2016 : the ctis annual general meeting is at 7.45pm for 8.00pm at footscray baptist church, 137 sidcup hill, foots cray, sidcup, da14 6js saturday 15th-21st may 2016 : christian aid week saturday 18th june 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. new generation church, birkbeck road, sidcup, da14 4dj saturday 16th july 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am to 9.30am at our lady of the rosary church, 330a burnt oak lane, blackfen, da15 8lw ctis events 2016 sunday 7th aug 2016 : lark in the park, sidcup place, chislehurst road, sidcup. the grand finale sunday at 6.00pm. celebrating 20 years with all the highlights from the event! saturday 20th august 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. rccg victory assembly church, 367a footscray rd, new eltham, se9 2dr -- ctis events 2016 tuesday 27th september 2016 : church rep's general meeting at 7.45pm for 8.00pm, at new generation church, birkbeck road, sidcup, da14 4dj saturday 15th october 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. st. andrews church, maylands drive, sidcup, da14 4ry sunday 13th november 2016 : remembrance day service at 10.50am, st. john's church, church road, sidcup. after the service, wreath laying at the war memorial, the green, sidcup includes a laying of a wreath on behalf of the ctis member churches -- thursday 17th november 2016 : church rep's general meeting at 7.45pm for 8.00pm, at new community church, 24 station road, sidcup, da15 6pa -- saturday 19th november 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. at st. lawrence church, 129 main road, sidcup, da15 7hb sunday 11th december 2016 : civic carol service, 4.00pm, st. john's church, church road, sidcup, da14 6bx. saturday 17th december 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. at st. john's church, church road, sidcup, da14 6bx -- saturday 17th december 2016 : carol singing, 10.30am to 12noon, at morrisons supermarket, elm road, sidcup. to be confirmed ctis events 2016 -- 2016 tuesday 5th january 2016 for this years lent lunches. a meeting to organise events are being held at foots cray baptist church (entrance by the side door) at 7.45pm. saturday 16th january 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. at foots cray baptist church, 137 sidcup hill, foots cray, sidcup, da14 6js thursday 21st january 2016 : church rep's general meeting at 7.45pm for 8.00pm, at emmanuel church, granville road, sidcup, da14 4aa sunday 24th january 2016 churches unity service at holy trinity lamorbey church, hurst road, sidcup, da15 9ae at 6.30pm. refreshments at 5.30pm. wednesday 16th march 2016 : the last lent lunch of soup and bread fron 12noon to 2.00pm takes place at the fellowship room, christ church, main road, sidcup. plus: stalls - cakes & used books. proceeds to christian aid - all welcome. saturday 19th march 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. at holy trinity church, hurst road, sidcup, da15 9ae good friday, 25th march 2016 : ctis procession of witness through sidcup town centre to christ church, main road, sidcup. meet at 9.30am. at st john's church, church road, sidcup, da14 6bx. saturday 16th april 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. at sidcup baptist church, 167 main road, sidcup, da14 6pa monday 25th april 2016 : church rep's annual general meeting at 7.45pm for 8.00pm, at foots cray church, 137 sidcup hill, foots cray, da14 6js saturday 21st may 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. at new community church, 24 station road, sidcup, da15 7du saturday 18th june 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. at new generation church, birkbeck road, sidcup, da14 4dj wednesday 29th june 2016 : church rep's general meeting at 7.45pm for 8.00pm, at holy trinity lamorbey church, hurst road, sidcup, da15 9ae saturday 16th july 2016 : prayer meeting at 9.00am. at our lady of the rosary church, 330a burnt oak lane, blackfen, da15 8lw -- next ctis monthly prayer meeting saturday 15th october 2016 9.00am to 9.30am at: st. andrew's church, maylands drive, sidcup da14 4ry map map all saints map avery hill christian fellowship map christchurch map emmanuel church map foots cray baptist map holy redeemer map holy trinity map new community map new community map new generation map our lady of the rosary map lark in the park map rccg-christ domain map rccg-victory assembly map sidcup baptist map st andrews map st james map st john's map st lawrence -- prayer themes for october 2016 1 st. harvest celebrations and the environment 2 nd. children who have started school for the 1st time 3 rd. those starting at new schools, colleges or universities 4 th. teachers beginning careers at their first schools 5 th. young people taking on leadership training courses to work among youth in our churches 6 th. for teachers & students at 'hope'school' in sidcup 7 th. cribs ministry in bexley 8 th. bexleyheath street pastors 9 th. sidcup park pastors 10th. our church ministers, preachers & teachers of god's word 11th. for a powerful anointing for evangelism on god's church in sidcup 12th. those known to us who have been bereaved this year 13th. those caring for sick or elderly relatives 14th. for 'andys coffee shop' opening today at st. andrew's church and hereafter opening weekly on friday mornings 15th. for the poor and lonely 16th. for the depressed and outcast 17th. for a heart for prayer to be at the heart of god's church in sidcup 18th. for our mp james brokenshire 19th. a fresh outpouring of god's spirit on his church in sidcup 20th. peace in iraq & syria 21st. chaplains to the armed forces 22nd. christians around the world who suffer persecution 23rd. those who work to make the bible available around the world 24th. for theresa may and all with responsibility in government 25th. mission agencies you or your church support 26th. the work of tear fund and christian aid around the world 27th. the ctis executive team 28th. unity among god's church in sidcup 29th. the ministry of foodbanks in bexley 30th. for all new christians seeking to grow in their faith 31st. for the success of all christian 'light parties' as alternatives to halloween events prayer themes for september 2016 1 st. our mp, james brokenshire 2 nd. local councillors 3 rd. st. gregory the great 4 th. local clergy & church leaders 5 th. blessed mother teresa of calcutta 6 th. cribs 7 th. all students returning to school this week 8 th. teachers 9 th. emergency services 10th. disabled christian fellowship, sbc 11th. local church attenders 12th. personal faith sharing 13th. prisoners of conscience 14th. triumph of holy cross 15th. overseas missions 16th. local nursing & residential homes 17th. ctis prayer meeting, sbc 18th. local church musicians 19th. in thanksgiving for the spirit of unity 20th. expectant parents 21st. racial justice worldwide 22nd. sick & dying 23rd. those retiring from work 24th. our lady of walsingham 25th. fresh outpouring of the holy spirit 26th. those starting first job 27th. ctis general meeting, new generation centre 28th. unemployed or homeless 29th. those with a dependency 30th. bereaved -- prayer themes for ??????? 2016 1 st. 2 nd. 3 rd. 4 th. 5 th. 6 th. 7 th. 8 th. 9 th. 10th. 11th. 12th. 13th. 14th. 15th. 16th. 17th. 18th. 19th. 20th. 21st. 22nd. 23rd. 24th. 25th. 26th. 27th. 28th. 29th. 30th. 31st. -- 2017 lark in the park 22nd july to 6th august click for details or call litp office: 020 8309 6056 -- facebook maz has created a ctis group page on facebook. a few leaders and members of ctis are already on facebook and it is a great way to get messages and ideas across on a discussion board. the group is open to all members of ctis and members of the sidcup churches, so even if your members are not at ctis meetings, this enables them to be involved and share their ideas. if you are part of facebook already, click on groups and search for "churches together in sidcup" or type in http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=10414886668 for those not a member of facebook, all you need to do is register your email and join the ctis group! click here for facebook link local links sidcup town talk - your guide to your town local information for london borough of bexley eltham web - local information for: eltham, mottingham & new eltham local information about: sidcup community group - run by sidcup residents for sidcup residents credits updated: 11th february 2017 [v3] edited by mike barnes [email protected] return to top copyright © 2006-2017 original design by fight spam! click here!

URL analysis for sidcupchurch.org.uk

http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#news
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#prayer
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#newcommunity
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/sbcevents.html
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#christ
church
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#averyhillc.f
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#holyredeemer
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#top
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#bf1
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#allsaints
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#newgeneration
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#sidcupbaptist
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#meetings
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#st.andrew's
http://www.sidcupchurch.org.uk/#ourladyoftherosary
streetmap.co.uk
rccgchristdomain.org.uk
stlawrenceschurch.org.uk
sidcup.towntalk.co.uk
ctkent.org.uk
newgen.org.uk
christianity.org.uk
theholyredeemer.co.uk
allsaintsandstjames.org.uk
sidcupbaptistchurch.org.uk

Whois Information

Whois is a protocol that is access to registering information. You can reach when the website was registered, when it will be expire, what is contact details of the site with the following informations. In a nutshell, it includes these informations;

Error for "sidcupchurch.org.uk".

the WHOIS query quota for 2600:3c03:0000:0000:f03c:91ff:feae:779d has been exceeded
and will be replenished in 159 seconds

WHOIS lookup made at 15:29:48 23-Aug-2017

--
This WHOIS information is provided for free by Nominet UK the central registry
for .uk domain names. This information and the .uk WHOIS are:

Copyright Nominet UK 1996 - 2017.

You may not access the .uk WHOIS or use any data from it except as permitted
by the terms of use available in full at http://www.nominet.uk/whoisterms,
which includes restrictions on: (A) use of the data for advertising, or its
repackaging, recompilation, redistribution or reuse (B) obscuring, removing
or hiding any or all of this notice and (C) exceeding query rate or volume
limits. The data is provided on an 'as-is' basis and may lag behind the
register. Access may be withdrawn or restricted at any time.

  REFERRER http://www.nominet.org.uk

  REGISTRAR Nominet UK

SERVERS

  SERVER uk.whois-servers.net

  ARGS sidcupchurch.org.uk

  PORT 43

  TYPE domain

DISCLAIMER
This WHOIS information is provided for free by Nominet UK the central registry
for .uk domain names. This information and the .uk WHOIS are:
Copyright Nominet UK 1996 - 2017.
You may not access the .uk WHOIS or use any data from it except as permitted
by the terms of use available in full at http://www.nominet.uk/whoisterms,
which includes restrictions on: (A) use of the data for advertising, or its
repackaging, recompilation, redistribution or reuse (B) obscuring, removing
or hiding any or all of this notice and (C) exceeding query rate or volume
limits. The data is provided on an 'as-is' basis and may lag behind the
register. Access may be withdrawn or restricted at any time.

  REGISTERED no

DOMAIN

  NAME sidcupchurch.org.uk

NSERVER

  ULTRA102.UK2.NET 77.92.66.26

  ULTRA101.UK2.NET 77.92.66.24

Mistakes

The following list shows you to spelling mistakes possible of the internet users for the website searched .