Posted by: Andy Wilson
on Dec 9, 2011
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The Occupy movement has become the latest to use the slogan "what would Jesus do?", something that has been questioned by the Archbishop of Canterbury. But where did the slogan come from and is there ever an answer to the question posed, asks Stephen Tomkins.
Posted by: Andy Wilson
on Jan 22, 2011
I'm so excited that the MultiMedia Group has reached such a landmark stage in its development.
Posted by: Andy Wilson
on Apr 30, 2010
Visitors to the Greenford Baptist Church building on Sunday mornings might have a bit of a shock these days. There are now so many people attending that we have to lay out extra chairs! In fact, at Easter Pastor David Wise reported we had the largest congregation ever!
Posted by: Andy Wilson
on Jun 29, 2009
June 27 maked the Men Behaving Godly weekend away Each of us was given a list of Bible verses and the list was entitled, "Keep it close to your heart". Here are the verses (NIV).
Posted by: Andy Wilson
on Jun 25, 2009
Only one day to go until around 16 of the aptly named Men Behaving Godly group (MBG) - goes on its annual pilgrimage. This year we will be enjoying two days in the Windmill Farm Conference Centre, Oxfordshire.
Posted by: Andy Wilson
on Jan 1, 2007
I really enjoyed the New Year's Eve Celebration in our lovely warm church building - it was a fantastic night out with around 100 people - mostly church family but with a few visitors. The doors opened at 10.00pm and we were welcomed with tea, coffee and mince pies (enough already)!
Posted by: Andy Wilson
on Oct 31, 2006
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I have the privilege to report how excellently Greyham Bryant's "Tell your story" session went at the Barnabas discipleship group tonight.
Posted by: Andy Wilson
on Oct 29, 2006
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Today in Church, visiting guest speaker Professor Greyham Bryant started teaching a series on Spirituality.
Greyham also explained the wonderfully simple and natural way of how to "Tell your story". This can be practiced in discipleship groups or between friends. Part of the benefit of this is to learn how to share your faith with others in a very natural and acceptable way. So, here it is in Greyham's own words.