It was great to be together on Sunday as a church, and to join our voices to celebrate the good news of the gospel that has brought us together!

Sunday’s sermon from Ephesians 4:14-16, entitled: “Gifts for Growing” is available to listen to or download from here, or via our iTunes podcast feed.

Unfortunately, there is no “Take-It-Home” Sheet for this sermon.

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 – “Growing Up into Christ (Eph 4:14-16)” 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.)

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.

With everything that has been going on during April, the blog has been quiet as it slips down in importance on the “to do” list.  We’ll seek to rectify!

So for starters, I thought it might be helpful to post an “April Review” that ties together the sermon audio and memory verse songs.

It was great to be together as a local church to join our voices to celebrate the good news of the gospel, and the grace of God that has brought us together!

Sunday’s sermon from Ephesians 4:1-2, entitled: “Living in a Worthy Manner” is available to listen to or download from here, or via our iTunes podcast feed.

Join us this coming Sunday (11th April 2010) as we gather together to join our voices to: 1) Sing praises to God, celebrating his grace toward us; 2) Be instructed from him Word, and 3) share life together — all for the glory of God.

Peter Bowley (pictured left) will be continuing our sermon series from Ephesians, preaching a message from Ephesians 4:1-6.

Colin Elliott (pictured right) will be leading us in songs of praises during our corporate worship.

We have a fully-staffed creche available for little ones (6-months to 4 years old) and our Generations Sunday School for older ones (5-11 year olds).

Service starts at 10:30am, complimentary coffee from 10am.

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

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.

It was great to be together as a local church to join our voices to celebrate the good news of the gospel, and the grace of God that has brought us together!  We were so grateful to have our friend Devon Kauflin with us, to lead us in our corporate worship.  SO, thanks Devon for serving us so well!

Yesterday’s sermon from Ephesians 3:14-21, entitled: “Paul’s Prayer for Power” is available to listen to or download from here, or via our iTunes podcast feed.

The “Take-It-Home” Sheet for this sermon is available 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 – “Strengthened Through God’s Power” 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.)