| The Mudheads Bristol's popular
Punk Pop Rock Covers band return to the Louisiana on; |
| The New Root / Tigers That
Talked / The Lasting Days / + Guests The Louisiana "The New Root are an absolute joy to watch. Trish Boothby’s
voice is gorgeous; she’s throwing shapes, clapping her hands
and looks to be having a great time performing... they pretty much
blew me away." - Live Music Scene Tickets available to see us compete in the Regional Final on Sunday 20th March at The Coal Exchange in Cardiff! https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=BBECWL98LYB8G
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| Tunes @ the Tavern 17 February ·
20:00 - 23:00 Westbury Park Tavern Another evening of music and bonhomie with chas and tony and guests. It's free, contains no additives and is non-fattening.. |
| SPECTRUMOn Saturday 5th March 2011 a major
event called SPECTRUM will be held bringing together Christians from
across the Bristol area united in interest and awareness for the city
and in prayer and service, to celebrate the diversity of engagement
with the needs of the people of Bristol. The event will be a day of
musical celebration with choirs and music groups from across the city
and a major place of sharing between the many Christian projects who
will be present, demonstrating their work in the city. The event will
culminate in a shared act of worship and fellowship focused on what
we share through prayer and service. |
| LoveBristol and Christians in Politics would like to invite you to the half day conference 'POLITICS - WHY BOTHER' at Woodlands Church Bristol on 19th February 2011. Power. It’s a simple fantasy but think about it: “If I they put me in charge for a day...” Most of us have played this imaginary game one time or another. For some, it sparks a passion to make a difference. For others, the chasm between the fantasy and their reality is (literally) yawning. But hold on. Jesus understood that we all have power, over how we pay the newsagent, speak to our family or address the nurse who treats us. The way we use these mustard seeds, these dots of power: this is politics.... So come along and join LoveBristol and Christians in Poltics...as we explore what it means to be 'agents of change' in the 21st century. The conference is aimed at people who love God and wish to explore ways of engaging with issues of social justice. A relaxed interactive half day conference, the afternoon ends with tea and cakes and an opportunity to meet each other and share ideas and dreams. The evening session begins at 7.30pm and features worship with LoveBristol worship leader Matt Crossman and teaching by Andy Flannagan from Christians in Politics. We would love you to join us, if you wish to book this event or would like flyers please email julia@lovebristol.org Afternoon Session £5 per Ticket 19 February · 15:00 - 21:30 Woodlands Church |
| Church Leaders’ Morning
with Mike Pilavachi‘What part does social action play in a church’s
outreach?’ Where: Woodlands Church, Belgrave Road, Clifton,
Bristol BS8 2AA |
| Proverbs Play Saint Stephen’s
run sessions for children (0-3) and their carers every Wednesday morning
We meet in Saint Stephen’s Cafe for half-price coffee, tea and cakes 10.30 am to 11.45 am. Our aim: to share wisdom, insight and spirituality together through Bible stories, drama, dance and art. Proverbs Play is run by Revd Lizzie Kesteven. As a parent of two young children, she has a special interest in children and spirituality. £1 per child. Costs contribute to Saint Stephen’s work in the wider community. Please contact us - http://www.saint-stephens.com/contact-us/ if you have any queries – feedback welcome.
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| Saint Stephen’s critical.mass Every
Thursday 5.30 – 7.30 pm brings together people who itch for the
connection between work and spirit, meaning and ‘me’. This
new community is a crossroads of energy discovering the ancient ways
of wisdom and Christian paths of practice and liberation.
Dates before Easter Thursday 17 February Dates for moving through Holy Week and the Great Story of the Paschal
Mystery Thursday 17 March Thursday 24 March critical.mass regularly celebrates with the bread and wine, Jesus in communion: a way open and includive, accepting and fresh. critical.mass follows a pattern committed to seeing the gifts of lie in the light of Christ; the wisdom that reveals a practice of reconciliation and resistance to injustice. Linking our lived experience with contemplative insight moves us towards action. So join critical.mass as it looks at stories of work and relationships, art and creation. These stories provide new opportunities for renewal and transformation reflected in the Gospel – with themes connecting Biblical wisdom with daily life. “It’s been a long nine years in the wilderness and I felt that I had come by an oasis tonight.” – comment by new participant. We gather in Saint Stephen’s Cafe for a bowl of soup and discussion then move to the church for meditation, chanting, sounds, song and mass. Thursday 5.30pm for 6pm Saint Stephen’s Cafe |
| Poverty Over
You are warmly invited to Poverty Over: a celebration of the work of Christian Aid and its supporters in preparation for Christian Aid Week 2011, with John Bell from the Iona Community. Venue: Manvers Street Baptist Church, Bath Join Christian Aid for an evening of celebration, challenge and encouragement as they prepare to - together - help end poverty during 2011. With worship and an address by John Bell of the Iona Community alongside stories, presentations, resources and information from Christian Aid staff and supporters, the evening is for anyone keen to help them reach our goal: to end global poverty once and for all. The event is free but a collection will be taken. Bookings should be made in advance to gain entry. To reserve a place and get more information please email bookings.west@christian-aid.org This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or phone 01454 415 923 Christian Aid are also holding an event on Thurs 3 March for church leaders from 9.15am - 4.15pm. The attached flyers have details of both events. Feel free to display them on church notice boards.
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| Christian Networking and eventswww.wenetwork.co.uk What is we:network? we:network encourages face-to-face networking and also uses this website to help improve communications and connections within the Christian community in the West of England. The website also raises the visibility of the Christian community (eg with the councils, police and media) and tells stories of the positive change happening in the region. If you would like to help with the website or have any comments on how we might improve it, please contact us. |
| www.k2bristol.org.uk Christian Singles Group |