September is also a very important month in the life of our church. It always feels like a new chapter beginning as we gather back from summer holidays and look at the year ahead. And this Sunday is a really important part of laying out what the next few months are going to be all about.
Morning meeting - 10.30am
In our morning meeting, I will be preaching and casting vision for the next season in the life of TKC. Bill Hybels, a church leader from the states, said that casting vision in the local church was saying:"Hey gang, there is a better future out there. We’re here. The future God has for us is out there, and I believe that in His power and by His strength, we can move there!”
Hybels talks about "painting a picture of the future that creates passion in people."
As we come into this term there is so much happening and so much to get excited about:
- our growing relationship with Dave Holden and the New Ground group of churches
- our SeeKenya team travelling to Kenya next week
- the launch of our largest ever Alpha campaign
- the development by YMCA of our property in Mill Road and potential partnership opportunities
- the Barnabas Conference seeking to help churches engage with their communities
- a new teaching series on God'sheart for the poor
- and much more
I would love you to be there on Sunday morning to hear more about it including prophetic words, interviews, video and prayer - I am so excited to cast vision for the next chapter in our life together.
Evening meeting - 7.30pm
Then in the evening at 7.30pm, Dave Holden will be with us. We will worship, share some important TKC news and then will we hand over to Dave to share about the New Ground group of churches that we are joining.
Dave will be accompanied by a French leader called Nathan and we'll hear some of what is happening with church planting in mainland Europe.
Dave will also share his heart about new Ground and how we, as a church, can engage with all that is going on and there will be time to pray together too.
Important, exciting, strategic stuff! I hope you can be there.
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