Logo

 

Banner Image:   Baptist-Times-banner-2000x370-
Template Mode:   Baptist Times
Icon
    Post     Tweet

'Simple acts of kindness this Advent'

Laird Street Baptist decided to do seething different this Advent - and it was amazing, writes minister Cathy Buntin 


Toy serviceOn the second Sunday we held a Toy Service, which were all donated to Charles Thompson's Mission which serves the community by helping the homeless with shelter and food. The Mission is run by someone who came through a youth club run by Laird Street many years ago, and the work they do is invaluable.

The members wanted to give something to help those less fortunate than themselves and as the mission was asking for children's gifts for Christmas, they rose to the challenge.

The giving of a small fellowship was overwhelming and came from the love and blessings that we have received from Jesus.

We have been blessed in so many ways and to have the opportunity to give back to others was truly amazing. Simple acts of kindness. Let us all look for God given opportunities to give simple acts of kindness this Advent and to share the love and hope that we as Christians have in Christ.

Every blessing for Christmas. Be amazed and see where God leads you.

Baptist Times, 20/12/2017
    Post     Tweet
NWBA Home Mission Stories
Examples of how Home Mission funds are being used in the North Western Baptist Association
SubArticleD2019
'Manifesto for Hope' launched by Churches Together in the Merseyside Region
Forty years after the Church of England’s landmark Faith in the City report, Churches Together in Merseyside and Region has launched a new manifesto renewing the call for justice, compassion and unity in our time
Celebrating Tyndale500: Lymm festival marks a courageous legacy
Simon Fawcett reports on how churches in Lymm, Cheshire, organised a ten-day programme built around a public reading of scripture
Jesus welcomed little children and so do we
Laird Street Baptist Church in Birkenhead had a fantastic day today on Sunday 17 August, with a packed morning service followed by our latest Messy Church, writes Cathy Buntin
smchstory
'We hope it becomes a hub of positivity and community spirit'
Union Street Baptist Church in Crewe celebrates the grand opening of a new community garden
Developing our ministry - and building
Minister Geoff Bentley shares an update on how Aintree Baptist Church is building God's kingdom in its community
Easter encouragements at Laird Street
In recent weeks we've hosted our third Messy Church, seen new members join - and a lady gave her life to Christ on Good Friday, writes Cathy Buntin
     Regional News 
    Posted: 16/09/2021
    Posted: 20/12/2019
    Posted: 20/08/2019
    Posted: 12/07/2018
    Posted: 20/04/2018
     
    Text Size:  
    Small (Default)
    Medium
    Large
    Contrast:  
    Normal
    High Contrast