Issue 61, 11th February 2010

The Wise Man said in Proverbs 15:22 (NIV), “Plans fail for lack of counsel, but with many advisers they succeed.” This Sunday will see the convening of the North England Conference’s first Town Hall Meeting for the northern section of the constituency in Manchester. It is an opportunity for the Executive officers to report to the constituency on the progress made by the Conference over the first half of their term and to outline their plans for the future. The meeting for the southern section of the Conference will be held next Sunday at Camp Hill in Birmingham. These meetings are an excellent opportunity for the membership to hold the Conference leadership to account, to express any concerns they might have and to make pertinent suggestions for the effective advancement of the work of the church. Town Hall Meetings are an important opportunity for communication and feedback and each church should ensure that it is represented and that their voice is heard to the greater benefit of all. As outlined in the flyer following, the session will run from 10 am until 12.30. Attendance is not just for church officers but for anyone that has the best interest of the church at heart and wishes to attend. Pastor Sweeney and his team look forward to your support.

Also, a reminder that a special one night Heath Seminar entitled 'From Health to Him' with Don Mackintosh will take place this evening from 7:30pm - 9pm, followed by the School of the Prophets 9 (Friday 7:30pm - 9pm and all day Saturday) where Don will present "The Science of Salvation through the Sanctuary". Both events will take place at the Yardley Seventh-day Adventist Church, Berkeley Road East, Hay Mills, Birmingham B25 8NW

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The Upper Room Church Organised in Nottingham On Sabbath, February 6th, a symbolic ‘foundation’ of stones was laid for the ‘Upper Room’ (formerly Hyson Green) branch Sabbath School, Nottingham, as it was officially organised as a church. ‘Unity in Fellowship’ was the theme of this special day... Read more …
Academic Achievement among NEC Office Staff Angela Purkiss has been busy in part time work related study and has successfully completed a one-year intensive Payroll Management Course... Yvonne Weekes, Secretary to the Executive Secretary of the NEC, has also recently completed a three year course of study at the University of Lincoln and has been awarded a Master of Science degree in Human Resource Management with CIPD accreditation... Read more …
Evangelistic Music Ministry in the Year of Evangelism The Eternal Praise choir has been busy singing for God and bearing witness to the wider community in the Year of Evangelism. The highlight of the year was an engagement in Enschede, Holland over the Bank holiday weekend 27 May to 2nd June... Read more …

• Evelyn, Benjamin & Delavena Foster
  
• Wendy, Mark & Joel Forrester
  
• Family of David Balderstone
  

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