Minister: Anita Hart
bristolbmc@blueyonder.co.uk
Sunday services at 10.30
See their website for further details of services and activities.
Church office: 0117 9425669.
Noah's Ark Pre-School: 0117 9446229.
For up-to date info on youth work and events follow the link on the church web site.
Youth worker - Fiona MacDonald finmac19@hotmail.com
Music, Word and Worship every Sunday morning at 10.30am
Creche - for children aged 0 to 2 years.
Mini heroes - looking at Gardens of the Bible. For children aged 2 to 5 years.
Smarteez - looking at Covenants & Promises. For children aged 5 to 8 years.
Miracle Stars - looking at Living the Story. For children aged 8 to 11 years.
Cairns Road Café is open during term time on Monday and Wednesday, 9am to 2pm, Friday 10.15am to 2pm. During half term and holidays, there is restricted opening.
There are further adult and kids groups linked with this church. Please see the ‘Groups, Club & Societies’ tab on this website.
Minister: Rachel Haig
Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 – 11:30am
Children of all ages join the Sunday worship for the first part of the service. They then
leave to join their age relevant groups - Crèche (Pre-School), Followers (yr R + KS1) and Xplorers (KS2) where they look at a story from the bible, learn about Jesus and talk about what it means to follow Jesus at their age and stage of life, and of course have a good fun time together while they are there!
Sunday Papers - Join us to discuss the news from the last month's papers over a drink and cake. See the website for forthcoming dates.
N:Counter @ church - A chance on a Wednesday morning 10 to 11am to have a chat about the previous Sunday's sermon and to go a bit deeper.
There are further adult and kids groups linked with this church. Please see the ‘Groups, Club & Societies’ tab on this website.
Minister: Rev. Anita Hart
Sunday Services
Early Morning Worship at 8am
Holy Communion on the last Sunday of the month
Morning Worship at 10am
Including Junior Church for our younger members
Holy Communion on the 1st Sunday of the month
Evening Worship at 6pm
Holy Communion on the 2nd Sunday of the month
Youth Fellowship at 7.30pm
Saturday - Prayer Fellowship in the Church at 11am
Junior Church - We have three Junior Church groups who meet during the 10.00am service, plus a creche for the under 4's. Creche - for our smallest members aged under 4 there are lots of toys and games. Parents can stay with their children and listen to the service through the loudspeaker system. Beginners - our younger members aged 4 to 7 learn about God and his love for us by singing songs, listening to stories, drawing pictures and creating collages. Juniors - aged 7 to 11 explore the Bible and learn how we can apply its teaching in our everyday lives by playing games, doing quizzes and drama, plus lots of arts and crafts.
Seniors - our older members aged over 11 meet in their own Seniors' room and explore the Christian faith and its relevance to 21st Century life through discussions, readings and drama.
There are further adult and kids groups linked with this church. Please see the ‘Groups, Club & Societies’ tab on this website.
Priest in Charge: John Hadley: 0117 924 6185
john-hadley@tiscali.co.uk
Parish Office: Lynne Alba: 0117 951 8234
hpc.sec@horfieldparishchurch.org.uk
Normal Service Times
Sunday
8.00am Mass
10.00am Parish Mass
6.00pm Evening Prayer
There are further adult and kids groups linked with this church and parish hall. Please see the ‘Groups, Club & Societies’ tab on this website.
For enquiries & room hire: 0117-942 9142.
Meetings for Worship: Sunday 10.30am - 11.30am.
Horfield Quaker Meeting is active and has a lively children’s group. It holds monthly shared lunches which are followed by social and learning opportunities. Quaker worship takes place mostly in silence when bodies and minds are stilled in order to be receptive to the love and guidance of God. Friends are glad to welcome the frequent newcomers who visit this meeting.
Friends from the meeting engage in a wide variety of work for peace and justice and support organisations that help the homeless, refugees, asylum seekers and newly-released prisoners with addiction issues. It promotes fair trade and encourages environmental awareness. The meeting actively supports the Bishopston Interchurch Group local projects.
There is a secluded garden at the rear which offers a peaceful place away from the bustle of the main road. The building is fully wheelchair accessible. The presence of a Resident Friend ensures that the building can be used at all times and on seven days a week.
There are many adult and kids groups that take place at the Meeting House, please see the ‘Groups, Club & Societies’ tab on this website.