Church Bulletin Board

Lent Study Book
This year's Lent Study book is Tom Wright's book "Lent and Easter for Everyone". We will start reading the book on Ash Wednesday (5th March) and continue with daily readings (except for Sundays) for 8 weeks till Thursday 17th April.

We will meet in our homegroups (either weekly or every fortnight) to discuss anything that came up in the past week's home readings.  If you need a copy of the book you are best to order one for yourself as it will be quicker. Second hand copies are available on-line or there is an e-book version.

Maundy Thursday 7.30pm "Were you there?"
As I explained at the last church meeting I would like to put together an evening of dramatic monologues comprising characters who were witnesses of the last week of Jesus' life prior to, and including his resurrection. These can be actual named biblical characters like Mary Magdalene, or imagined characters like a soldier of the crucifixion detail. I would like 8 people to offer to write and perform a 3 minute monologue describing: the scene they saw, the sounds they heard , the feelings they felt , and what they thought of Jesus. (If you want to write a script but don't want to perform it, I am sure I can find an actor for you).

These monologues will be interspersed with songs and the evening will finish with a celebration of the Lord's Supper. . Here are some suggested characters, but you are free to select your own. I will put a list at the back of the church so you can sign up. Characters for example: The woman who anoints Jesus at Bethany , A disciple at the Last Supper, James or John at Gethsemane, One of the Sanhedrin at Jesus trial. A servant girl in the High Priest's house. Pilate' wife, Simon of Cyrene, A soldier of the Crucifixion detail. One of the women at the foot of the cross, Mary Magdalene at the Resurrection, Peter.

Please don't be too long to sign up as I need to know if this idea has legs

Lyttelton Well

Please note: - The Lyttelton Well cafe and Bookshop will now be open from Tuesdays to Saturdays from 10am to 3.30pm starting from this coming Tuesday, 4th March. 

@CTM

Messy Vintage Service 'celebrating Springtime'
Thursday April 3rd at 2.00 p.m. at Holy Trinity Church, Malvern WR1 4 4LR.
A fun, informal Service to celebrate Springtime, especially for Older People,including hymns, readings and Messy Vintage, followed by refreshments. All are welcome. People living with Dementia or with Special Needs and their Carers are especially welcome. Parking is available directly outside the Church door.

Churches Together In Malvern Coffee Morning
Tuesday 8th April - 10.00am To 11.30am
Lyttelton Well Cafe A chance to enjoy the company of folk from various churches in Malvern.

Elim Arts Centre West Malvern
Performing Arts Production THE RAZOR’S SONG (Ages 1 2+) 10th, 11 th, 12th April 7.30pm,  Matinee Saturday 12th - 2pm. Student Admission £5 General Admission £10

Churches Together In Malvern
Good Friday - 18th April - 10.30am - Good Friday Service Priory Grounds
Easter Sunday 20th April 6.00am - Easter Sunrise Service Worcestershire Beacon.

@ Wellspring Events

Saturday 19th April - 10am - 4pm
Quiet Day 10am - 4pm, 'The Resting Women' - Luke 23. With Joe And Cathy Silmon

Saturday 26th April
Discipleship Teaching Series - 'Foundations Of Faith'
Day 3: Grace, Law And The Church With Darryl Greig. For Further Information of either events or to book visit Www.Thewellspring.Uk/Events

@ BB&GA News

BBGA are collecting coins as a fundraising activity, with the aim of seeing how much of the hall floor at Dysons school we can cover after Easter. If you have any spare coins, please could you give them to any member of BBGA.

1st Malvern BBGA need some items for activities this term.
● Please could you save insides of kitchen roll tubes and give to us before Fri 31 st Jan.
● Does anyone have essential oils that we could use on 28th March
● Don't forget we are collecting original manufacturer ink cartridges. We have already received £45 from collecting these.

And finally
"I am the Lord, the God of all the peoples of the world. Is anything too hard for me?"
Jeremiah 32:27 NLT