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We were designed by God to live in community, in the Bible we find consistent encouragement to gather with other followers of Jesus:

 

· Proverbs, which is known as one of the wisdom books in the Bible, instructs us to get advice from others and walk through life with wise people so we can sharpen each other.
· Romans encourages us to rejoice with each other in the good times and weep with each other in the bad times.
· Paul wrote in Galatians that we should share each other’s burdens.
· Jesus promises us in Matthew that when we gather, He’s there among us. 
There are already many opportunities in Knock Methodist to be involved in community throughout the week but we are considering another opportunity for fellowship with one another and spiritual growth - life groups.

 

What is a Life Group?

 

Life groups create a space for people to intentionally share their lives with others, grow spiritually together, and encourage each other through the highs and lows of life.

 

Where and when will Life Groups meet?

 

Life groups can gather in homes, church, coffee shops, or other places where people love to connect.  How often and where a group meets will depend on the participants, these groups will be flexible and will suit those who are involved.

 

What will happen in Life Groups?

 

Though each group may differ in how they do things, generally each group will enjoy fellowship together as well as  time to share in Bible study and prayer.

 

If you would be interested in being part of a Life Group or in leading a Life Group, please place your name in the sign up sheets in either porch or speak to Fiona.
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Circuit Book Club

The circuit book club is always open to new members - why don't you think about joining us at our next meeting in September?  We will be discussing the following two books which we are reading over the summer:

1. The Retreat by Kees Postma - reviews say it's a humorous reflection with some poignant thoughts

2. Practicing the Way by John Mark Comer - we found his previous book enlightening so hope this one will be the same.

We will meet on Tuesday 17th September at 10am in Glenburn Methodist to discuss both books.

Everyone welcome!

come and join in

Visitors are always welcome

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