Men’s Training Day in Southall
The Grace Baptist Partnership training day will be held on Saturday, 19th of January at Southall. Continue reading
View PostChristmas in Grays – A 2012 High Point
The Christmas Service at Grace Baptist church, Grays was a real high point in 2012. Bruce Massop, church planter in Grays, reports. Continue reading
View PostPraise and Potential – Christmas in Angel
On Christmas Eve, it was a joy to be able to join with some friends from Angel, Wood Green, and North Watford for our annual Christmas Eve service at the chapel on Chadwell Street in Angel. Read more. Continue reading
View PostGreat Things God Has Done – A Church Planting Report from Wood Green, London
This past Lord’s Day (23/12/2012), Grace Baptist Church (Wood Green) welcomed three new members into the congregation as they were baptised in obedience to the command of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and upon their profession of faith in him. Continue reading
View PostA Chapel Filled with People – Church Planting Report from North Watford
Grace Baptist Church, North Watford is thanking the Lord for His continued blessings upon the work in Watford. In particular, the church is rejoicing and thankful to the Lord for their recent Christmas services. Continue reading
View PostA Special Christmas Service in Southall
On Sunday 23rd December Grace Church Southall had a special Christmas Service followed by a Christmas lunch. We were reminded of the great truth of why we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Continue reading
View PostChurch Planting Report from Southall
Today, members of Grace Church Southall spent the afternoon working in and around the church building on Hortus Road, Kingston Road and Osterley Park Road, Southall. As we are in the Christmas season and preparing for Christmas services to be held this December, the church members got together to work. Here’s a brief report of what happened. Continue reading
View PostRecommended Resources – Why Do Churches Die? by Norman Hopkins
It is a familiar sight to see chapels and churches with no signs of life or converted into a baser use and it has a sobering effect upon you. But when it is your own church or a place you know well, where you were converted or married, a place of family background or childhood associations, a place of rich and fond memories, then it is even more painful. In this important message, Norman Hopkins explores the question ‘Why do churches die?’ Continue reading
View PostAyaz’s Story – A Testimony of God’s Grace
it was my childhood best friend’s conversion from Islam to Christianity which probably had the most profound influence on my journey. Born and brought up in a devout Muslim family, it was unfathomable that such a change could occur. I often heard the widely held misconception that the Bible was nothing but a book written by the Roman establishment in order to control the masses, but upon closer investigation I discovered that this theory simply did not stand up… Continue reading
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