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40 ACTS
January 23rd, 2015 
This Lent in Uplyme Church will be following a teaching programme called 40 Acts. Each week in church we will be looking at an aspect of Jesus’ generosity from John’s gospel and applying it to ourselves. We will also be joining with thousands of others who have signed up to ‘40 Acts’ on-line. Each day of Lent a challenge will be issued via email to do one small thing to benefit others, such as giving the money we intended to spend on chocolate to a charity, or turning off the TV and spending our viewing time with a friend.
Please visit http://www.40acts.org.uk/, sign up to receive these email challenges, and connect with other participants via social media. In 2014 over 46,000 people undertook 1.8 million acts of generosity in more than 180 countries worldwide.
Let’s see how generous we can be this Lent as we seek to care for one another in our community.
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Donate Today to Uplyme ChurchChurch Office As of the 1st October 2020 this church office is now closed. All inquiries should be directed to Louise at axevalleymc@hotmail.co.uk. Telephone number 01297 441986.
Safeguarding 1 Safeguarding is part of our core faith and an integral feature of Christian life in our parish churches.
2 Welfare of children, young people & vulnerable adults is at all times paramount and takes precedence over all other considerations
3 Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser MUST be consulted whenever a safeguarding concern of any kind arises in your parish
Further information regarding Safeguarding can be found on this website and in the church office.
Sunday Worship Worship at Uplyme Church
Regular communal worship provides an opportunity for us to meet with God, worship together and find fellowship. We aim to provide regular communal worship in a variety of styles which are relevant to those around us. Our worship involves, and is often lead, by a team of church members.
10am Morning Worship
Is relatively informal, contemporary and inclusive. We use uncomplicated, modern liturgy and a wide range of hymns and songs. Children are always welcome and we run Junior Church, in the most weeks of term time, in the upstairs area of church. Communion is usually on the first and third Sundays of the month.
Café Worship
Takes place at 10.00am on the last Sunday of the month. It is a simple, informal worship service, with dvds or films, activities for all ages, discussion groups, songs and prayers. As the name suggests, refreshments are served beforehand and throughout.
6pm Evening Worship
Is quiet, contemplative and seasonal. We draw on the rich tapestry of Christian liturgy and worship. Communion or an Agape Meal is usually on the second and fourth Sundays of the month. |
