Hi,
Hope you are all ok
I have been asked to pass this on;
This Sunday Revd Martin Thompson, National Co-ordinator of the Student Christian
Movement, will be preaching at St. Peter's House, his first visit to us. He
will also set up a stand for the coffee hour after worship and I am sure would
welcome help from the local SCM.
Please come and welcome Martin to St. Peter's! The service is at 11 a.m. this
Sunday, 17 Feb. 2008.
There will be lunch afterwards
Hope to see you soon
Holly
Showing posts with label Student Christian Movement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Student Christian Movement. Show all posts
Wednesday, 13 February 2008
Tuesday, 12 February 2008
SCM meeting: Thursday 14 Feb
Hello,
Fancy escaping the swarms of hearts, simpering teddy bears and romantic tat that will be descending upon the UK on February the 14th?
Then why not come for a free meal and talk on Thursday evening instead!
6.30pm at St Peter's Chaplaincy for dinner, or come along at 7.30 for a talk entitled 'Love and Social Justice'. It would be great to see you all there.
For those of you who have not yet heard, the results of last Thursday's SCM annual elections are as follows:
SCM Co-Ordinator: Holly Cumbers
Secretary: Daisy Black
Treasurer: Tim Traivasse
Please feel free to contact us using this address if you have any questions about or suggestions for SCM.
We are currently in need of kind culinary volunteers to make food for us for sessions on the 28th Feb, 6th of March and 13th of March - please get in contact with Holly if you can help out. Likewise, if anybody would be interested in leading a talk or workshop, we have a slot free on the 6th of March and are looking for people to conduct sessions after Easter.
Best wishes,
Daisy
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Also at St Peter's:
Keep It Simple Service
Sundays at 6.30pm
Reflective student-led worship, food and fellowship. This term follows the readings of the Easter vigil.
For more information, please contact James Grant: james.grant@manchester.ac.uk
Fancy escaping the swarms of hearts, simpering teddy bears and romantic tat that will be descending upon the UK on February the 14th?
Then why not come for a free meal and talk on Thursday evening instead!
6.30pm at St Peter's Chaplaincy for dinner, or come along at 7.30 for a talk entitled 'Love and Social Justice'. It would be great to see you all there.
For those of you who have not yet heard, the results of last Thursday's SCM annual elections are as follows:
SCM Co-Ordinator: Holly Cumbers
Secretary: Daisy Black
Treasurer: Tim Traivasse
Please feel free to contact us using this address if you have any questions about or suggestions for SCM.
We are currently in need of kind culinary volunteers to make food for us for sessions on the 28th Feb, 6th of March and 13th of March - please get in contact with Holly if you can help out. Likewise, if anybody would be interested in leading a talk or workshop, we have a slot free on the 6th of March and are looking for people to conduct sessions after Easter.
Best wishes,
Daisy
***************************
Also at St Peter's:
Keep It Simple Service
Sundays at 6.30pm
Reflective student-led worship, food and fellowship. This term follows the readings of the Easter vigil.
For more information, please contact James Grant: james.grant@manchester.ac.uk
Monday, 28 January 2008
SCM this week: bibles and newspapers
Hello,
SCM this Thursday is on 'Bible in one hand, Newspaper in the other', which is going to be led by Owen. This session is the same as the one which was cancelled in last terms programme.
The meeting starts at 7.30pm in St. Peter's House Chaplaincy on Oxford Road.
Please note that there will be no meals this term until further notice - so all meetings will now be starting at 7.30pm. Feel free to arrive early for a cup of tea or coffee though.
God bless,
David
SCM this Thursday is on 'Bible in one hand, Newspaper in the other', which is going to be led by Owen. This session is the same as the one which was cancelled in last terms programme.
The meeting starts at 7.30pm in St. Peter's House Chaplaincy on Oxford Road.
Please note that there will be no meals this term until further notice - so all meetings will now be starting at 7.30pm. Feel free to arrive early for a cup of tea or coffee though.
God bless,
David
Tuesday, 20 November 2007
SCM meeting: on Poverty
Poverty in Manchester
This week Paul Wenham, manager of the mustard tree charity for homeless
people in Manchester, is leading a workshop on poverty in Manchester.
Come along to find out more about the problems around poverty in Manchester, and to find out how you can help.
Thursday, 7.30pm, St. Peter's House Chaplaincy (opposite blackwell's bookshop). Come along at 6.30pm for a free meal.
God bless,
David
This week Paul Wenham, manager of the mustard tree charity for homeless
people in Manchester, is leading a workshop on poverty in Manchester.
Come along to find out more about the problems around poverty in Manchester, and to find out how you can help.
Thursday, 7.30pm, St. Peter's House Chaplaincy (opposite blackwell's bookshop). Come along at 6.30pm for a free meal.
God bless,
David
Thursday, 15 November 2007
SCM social (ceilidh) and weekend away
Hello,
This week is SCM's termly social event, which means 2 things. Firstly, we'll be going to Manchester Ceilidh (Gaelic folk dancing) tomorrow evening, 14th November, Jabez Clegg, opposite Manchester Uni union. We'll be around from 8.30pm, text me on 07784118640 if you'd like to come.
Please note that this means there will be no meeting or meal on Thursday evening.
Secondly, this weekend is National SCM's termly gathering in Mumbles, Swansea. It costs just £12 for food and accomodation, and the minibus will cost around £20. There are still 7 places available, so email me if you'd like to come. The minibus is leaving at 2pm (sharp) from St. Peter's House Chaplaincy on Friday 16th November and will be back sometime on Sunday evening. Text me or email me if you haven't yet booked your place and would like to come.
God bless,
David
This week is SCM's termly social event, which means 2 things. Firstly, we'll be going to Manchester Ceilidh (Gaelic folk dancing) tomorrow evening, 14th November, Jabez Clegg, opposite Manchester Uni union. We'll be around from 8.30pm, text me on 07784118640 if you'd like to come.
Please note that this means there will be no meeting or meal on Thursday evening.
Secondly, this weekend is National SCM's termly gathering in Mumbles, Swansea. It costs just £12 for food and accomodation, and the minibus will cost around £20. There are still 7 places available, so email me if you'd like to come. The minibus is leaving at 2pm (sharp) from St. Peter's House Chaplaincy on Friday 16th November and will be back sometime on Sunday evening. Text me or email me if you haven't yet booked your place and would like to come.
God bless,
David
Monday, 8 October 2007
Student Christian Movement events
Hello all,
This week's meeting is called 'Small World: Interconnectedness in a global community', which is national SCM's theme for the year. We'll be looking at globalisation and the environment from a Christian perspective.
The session will be led by Jo Merrygold who works for national SCM as their student links worker.
Meeting on Thursday in St. Peter's House Chaplaincy, Oxford Road (opposite blackwell's). Join us at 6.30pm for a free meal, and 7.30pm for our main meeting. We warmly welcome new members.
See you soon,
David
Co-ordinator, SCM Manchester
ALSO THIS WEEK: Chaplaincy trip to see the Blackpool illuminations. The coach is leaving St. Peter's House at 5pm on Sunday (14th October). The coach costs £6, and you'll need some extra money for fish&chips and if you want to go on rides. Book your place by emailing Clare.Dowding@manchester.ac.uk - there's only 46 places available, so book early to avoid disappointment.
This week's meeting is called 'Small World: Interconnectedness in a global community', which is national SCM's theme for the year. We'll be looking at globalisation and the environment from a Christian perspective.
The session will be led by Jo Merrygold who works for national SCM as their student links worker.
Meeting on Thursday in St. Peter's House Chaplaincy, Oxford Road (opposite blackwell's). Join us at 6.30pm for a free meal, and 7.30pm for our main meeting. We warmly welcome new members.
See you soon,
David
Co-ordinator, SCM Manchester
Our first meeting this term is on Thursday (20th September) in St. Peter's House Chaplaincy, Oxford Road. This term we'll be meeting at 6.30pm to share in a (free!) meal together. The main meeting will start at 7.30pm - you are welcome to join us then if you can't make the meal
If you have facebook, please join our facebook group:
http://manchester.facebook.com
God bless,
David
Co-ordinator, SCM Manchester
ALSO THIS WEEK: Chaplaincy trip to see the Blackpool illuminations. The coach is leaving St. Peter's House at 5pm on Sunday (14th October). The coach costs £6, and you'll need some extra money for fish&chips and if you want to go on rides. Book your place by emailing Clare.Dowding@manchester.ac.uk - there's only 46 places available, so book early to avoid disappointment.
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