We’re playing catch-up again on the blog, sorry!

The sermon from Ephesians 6:5-9, entitled: “New Life//Relationships: At Work” is available to listen to or download from here, or via our iTunes podcast feed. here.

And don’t forget, there’s the weekly memory verse song you can download to help you memorise portions of God’s Word. This week’s Ephesians Memory Verse Song — “Slaves & Masters (Eph 6:5)” is available now!

(To download this song to your computer… For Mac Users, ctrl + Click and download linked file. For PC users, right click the link and “Save As” the file.)

The sermon preached by our friend, and pastor of Arche Church, Hamburg, Germany – Christian Wegert (pictured left) – is now available too! Christian preached from John 2:1-11, entitled: “The First Sign” is available to listen to or download from here, or via our iTunes podcast feed. here.

Enjoy!

Over the past couple of weeks we’ve been exploring Paul’s “Household Code” in Ephesians 5 and 6, taking a look at how our new life should work out in new relationships within the home, specifically with regard to “Husbands and Wives” and “Parents and Children”.

Take Home Sheets for these two sermon are available:

New Life//New Relationships: Husbands & Wives

New Life//new Relationships: Parents & Children

Join us this coming Sunday (4th March 2010) for Easter Sunday as we celebrate the wonderful news of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ!

It’s a family service suitable for all ages, with music and video. Pastor Nathan Smith (pictured right) will be preaching a short message on the transforming power of the resurrection.  Colin Elliott (pictured left) will be leading us in songs of praise to God.

For this week only the service starts at 11am and will last about an hour. Complimentary tea and coffee available from 10:30am. There will also be FREE Easter eggs for all children under 12.

We have a fully-staffed creche available for little ones (6-months to 4 years old).  And because it is Easter Sunday, the 5-11 year olds will be staying in for the whole service!

Find us at Bristol Metropolitan Academy, Snowdon Road Entrance, Fishponds, BS16 2HD.

OUTPOST: Bath is a monthly Sunday evening gathering open to anybody who wants to come and experience God-centred, Christ-exalting worship, and solid, relevant, gospel-centred preaching.

We’re starting at 6pm.  The service will only be an hour.  We’ll be meeting at the Percy Community Centre, New King Street, Bath, BA1 2BN.

There’s no formal provision for kids, but there is a room where younger children can play, if a parent wants to supervise them.

More details can be found here.

As a pre-requiste for the meeting on Thursday 18th March, 8pm at the Vassall Centre, we would ask you to please download and read the following document and also listen to the message below (outline available below).

Grace Church Worship Team Requirements & Responsibilities

The Call of the Christian Musician (Bob Kauflin) —  Audio |  Notes

I hope you’ll agree that yesterday was a fantastic day, gathering together, fellowshipping together, worshipping together and being exhorted and encouraged through God’s Word together.

It was great to see so many new faces and guests, and to be able to meet some of our friends from the church we have a growing relationship with in the town of  Villisar, near Barcelona in Spain.

Pete Greasley, our friend and senior pastor of Christchurch Newport, was with us and preached an excellent, encouraging message entitled: “The Pursuit of Goodness and Mercy” from Psalm 23.  The audio available to listen to or download from here, via our iTunes podcast feed.

For those of you with children in the Generations Sunday School, here’s the “Weekly Info” that we hope will serve you in following up with your children on what they sang and learned this week, and the verse to memorise for next week’s Sunday school.

Hope you had a great Christmas and New Year!

There’s lots to look forward to at Grace Church in 2010!

And much, much more besides!

CHRISTMAS IS COMING!

Wondering what to do to celebrate this year?

Looking for some fun for all the family?

Perhaps we have something to interest you!

Download our Full Christmas Guide.

Have a very Happy Christmas!

(p.s. We’re taking a blogging break until 2010!)

Sorry for the break in programming, but thanks for tuning in.

Hopefully a return to normal service next Thursday!

On Mondays…

We will be posting our “Sunday Review” which will provide all the necessary details from Sunday’s meeting (the audio for the sermon, weekly bulletin, “Take-It-Home Sheet”, and anything else of interest!).

On Tuesdays…

A new feature sees, “Tim on Tuesdays” hit your computer screen, as our very own Tim Pinkstone brings us a thought for the day (perhaps an update on the student or evangelism work he’s involved and leading us in, tales of being a tall man and more interesting stuff beside!).

On Wednesdays…

Another new weekly feature allows us all in on a little bit of “Bowley Time”.  ”Bowley Time Wednesday” is the day when we hand the blog over to our resident elder statesman so we might benefit from his years of walking with the Lord.  Expect godly wisdom and gospel insights, money-saving tips for seniors and stories of his times hanging out with Noah and Abraham!

On Thursday…

You’re stuck with me, for “Thursday Thoughts from Nat“.  As you would have come to expect, I’ll be bringing the much needed sophistication, rich insights and cultural analysis that Tim and Peter can’t supply, together with the humour they can only aspire to!  Actually, expect… very little, then you wont be disappointed!

On Fridays…

I’m really excited about the prospect of what we have in store for you for Fridays, but you’ll just have to wait and see!

Watch this space!!  And expect this day to be the highlight of the week!

On Saturdays…

We will be posting our “Sunday Preview” that will provide details of the following day’s service – preaching text, who’s leading worship, serving rota details, and any other interesting bits and bobs that will be helpful to know before you set off for church on Sunday morning.

So make sure you are set up to keep up-to-date with the blog!