What’s On

Category: Spirituality

This is a new lunchtime slot, 12.00-12.30pm every Thursday, aiming to offer a time to be quiet and reflect on the world around. The style will vary each week from the fairly liturgical to the decidedly meditative depending on who is leading it. Runs every Thursday. 1st May Andrew Herbert; 8th May Vicky Evans; 15th May Claire Heald.

Category: Festival

The last week in July was a highly succesful week of events and over 300 young people and adults taking part in Community Acts of Kindness across the city making a positive difference to the environment. The week may be over but Chesterfest continues. A date for your diary is the summer celebration week 21st-27th July 2008. See the Chesterfest website for details.

Take a look at:
http://www.chesterfest.org.uk

Category: Children & Families

The Circuit youth and children’s worker forums meet on a regular basis to address the needs of volunteer youth and children’s workers within the Chester Circuit.

The sessions seek to; communicate information, be an encouragement, provide an opportunity to meet with other workers, resource individuals in their roles, as well as providing an opportunity for a degree of reflective practice. Each meeting focuses on a relevant topic.

They are not a meeting for "experts" but simply those who want to grow in their knowledge and understanding of issues around youth and children’s work. Next meeting: to be arranged.

Category: Children & Families

It’s a new interactive Sunday gathering restricted to people aged 0 to 99. It’s an unpredictable mix of stories, jokes, music, crafts, video, puppets, quizzes, coffee, juice and croissants. It’s held in the hall at 9.30am on the second Sunday (May 11th, June 8th etc.) and runs for about 30 minutes. Oh yes, and it’s officially the fun way to start a Sunday!

Category: Spirituality

We gather every Thursday at 11am to offer prayer and support for help and healing in an atmosphere of stillness and music. Anyone can come along needing prayer for others or for themselves, to be supported or to help others through hard times.

We welcome your prayer requests on prayer@wesleychester.co.uk