Dear Friends
Somewhat scarily, we are now well into the second half of Lent, with Easter (Sunday 31st March) just around the corner. As well as marking Christ’s victory over the powers of sin and death, Easter Sunday has traditionally been a day whereby folk are received into the church, making, or remaking, baptismal promises concerning their faith and trust in God. This is thing that we will be doing as a congregation together, but prompted by our Christian sisters and brothers who when worshipping later as part of the Chinese Church will be using our baptistry, there is an opportunity for you too, if you are so moved , to make or renew your baptismal promises and have a full immersion ceremony.
If this is of interest to you, please have a word with myself or Kathreen as soon as possible. In the meantime:
Keep safe
Keep in touch
Keep the faith.
Simon
Somewhat scarily, we are now well into the second half of Lent, with Easter (Sunday 31st March) just around the corner. As well as marking Christ’s victory over the powers of sin and death, Easter Sunday has traditionally been a day whereby folk are received into the church, making, or remaking, baptismal promises concerning their faith and trust in God. This is thing that we will be doing as a congregation together, but prompted by our Christian sisters and brothers who when worshipping later as part of the Chinese Church will be using our baptistry, there is an opportunity for you too, if you are so moved , to make or renew your baptismal promises and have a full immersion ceremony.
If this is of interest to you, please have a word with myself or Kathreen as soon as possible. In the meantime:
Keep safe
Keep in touch
Keep the faith.
Simon
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