The continuation of our series looking at the gospel of Mark in the New Testament. This morning’s talk was given by Steve Apted looking at chapter 6 of Mark. If you have any questions about this service or anything else to do with church, please do not hesitate to contact us on either T: 01908 376548 or e-mail to office@mkvineyard.org.uk
This morning’s talk was given by Steve Apted and was the next in our series looking at the book of Mark in the new testament. This weeks focus was on Jesus healing a man with evil spirits and also the healing of Jairus’ daughter. If you would like to have any more information about this or have any other questions about church, please do not hesitate to contact us on either T: 01908 376548 or e-mail to office@mkvineyard.org.uk
This morning, as with last week, we had an open time of sharing. God had some great stuff to show and share with us again this week. The format was slightly different in that the worship carried on in the form of communion, sung worship and sharing what God has been saying. If you would like any further information about this service or anything else to do with church, please do not hesitate to contact us on either T: 01908 376548 or e-mail to office@mkvineyard.org.uk
This morning we had a time of open sharing. There were a number of people that shared what God has done for them and there was a very real sense of God’s presence. Two of the verses that were referred to were Mark chapter 9 verse 24 and Matthew chapter 13 verse 44. Reference was also made to the submission that Naaman showed (eventually) when Elijah told him to wash and be healed. If you have any questions about this or anything else about church, please do not hesitate to contact the church office on either T: 01908 376548 or e-mail to office@mkvineyard.org.uk
Talk by Alan Smith on Sunday 19-10-08. This is the next in our series looking at the gospel of Mark in the New Testament. If you have any questions about this talk or anything else to do with church, please do not hesitate to contact us on either T: 10908 376548 or e-mail to office@mkvineyard.org.uk where someone will return your query quickly.
