Jesus; Building His Kingdom here - Teignmouth UR Church

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Family Light Party
4.30- 6.00pm in the church
31st October 2021

On Sunday 31st October our theme is LIGHT. Our Sunday morning service will reflect on ‘Jesus the Light of the World’ and what this means for each one of us.

For families who don’t want to take part in traditional Halloween activities we are planning a Pumpkin Heroes: Family Light Party. 4.30- 6.00pm in the church. Aimed at families with primary aged children. Grandparents, Mum, Dad, Uncles, Aunts plus their under 10s!

Children please feel free to come in fancy dress as a super hero. There will be food, games, fun, a video. Invite families that you know – please ask them to complete the attached registration form so we know who to expect. ( we are not able to cater for children without at least one adult). No cost! But you must register

As we resume in person worship on Sunday mornings from the 5^th September, we are entering a new season. Inevitably things will be different from prior to the pandemic, and it is time for us to look forward as a church family. Over the time of lockdown, we have seen several of our community taking part in the online services and developing their gifts. We anticipate that this will continue as we all discover our roles as members of Christ’s body called to serve Him here in Teignmouth.

We realise that not everyone may feel able to return to worshipping in the building yet, and so we’ll continue making some aspects of the service available online.

Interested in taking part in an Alpha course online? Contact US

The New Normal

Church @ Home

If you ever wondered what church is all about, well now you can try from the comfort of your home. Come and try church . Just click the Church @ home link.

We publish our weekly Service online every Sunday for you to watch. We also publish from time to time a short MINI-BITE thought for the day put together by local people.

Teignmouth UR Church has been supporting Open Doors for some time. Open Doors has highlighted the discrimination Christians are facing during COVID-19:
1. – Denied food aid in Bangladesh and India
2. – Denied PPE protection to Christian nurses in the Gulf
3. – Blamed for the pandemic in Somalia
4. – Attacked during lockdown in Nigeria

However, Open Doors is helping: “We couldn’t even afford a bottle of olive oil but then the church gave us a basket filled with cooking materials including oil.” says Afifa Azzi in Syria.

If you can, please give and pray. They are praying for us!

doing life

Zoom Groups
Better Together

What is a zoom small group?

It is small group of 8-10 people who agree to share life together.
We normally meets weekly.
For the purpose of supporting each other through prayer and reading the Bible. To explore how we can be Christ’s disciples naturally in daily life.

Young people