This is the third and final article in our "How to Read the Bible" series. We began by exploring the right way to read the Bible, focusing on four motivations for reading and the importance of guarding our hearts as we approach Scripture relationally. ...
Previously, we explored the benefits of reading the Bible - for guidance, correction, stability, and delight - and discovered that above all else, we must guard our hearts and approach the Bible not as a chore or item on our to-do list, but as ...
When we engage with the Bible, our goal should be
"to draw meaning from Scripture rather than reading one's presuppositions into it,"
as John MacArthur wisely noted. The Bible is the primary ...
The Warm Welcome Space is open at Cale Green Life Centre every Thursday, from 10am to 12 noon
Newspapers, board games and craft activities are available free.
Open for cake, hot drinks and a light lunch. All free.
A monthly event at Cale Green Life Centre - usually held on a Saturday from 10:30am to 2:30pm.
Come and go as you wish. Stay for as long as you want. Choose how to pray.
The Prayer Space provides creative "zones" for you to pray and reflect, either on your own or with others.
The stress and demands of modern living are taking their toll on our mental health and well-being. A Kintsugi Hope Wellbeing Group is a safe and supportive space for people who feel or have felt overwhelmed, providing tools for self-management in a facilitated peer-mentoring-style setting.
Well-being groups run for 12 weeks, each week looking at a different theme of mental or emotional health such as anxiety, disappointment, loss and resilience. Groups are free to attend.
Watch this space for news of when the next group is running.
The aim of these groups is to equip individuals with self-management tools at the same time as providing space to develop relationships with others.
Sessions include group and individual activities designed to help participants to accept themselves, to understand their value and worth, and grow towards a more resilient and hopeful future.
Who Let The Dads Out takes place at Cale Green Life Centre on the third Saturday of every month from 9:30am to 11:30am.
Who Let The Dads Out? offers a place for you and your children to spend time together having fun while mixing with other dads and their children.
You’ll find a relaxed and warm welcome, tea & coffee & juice, a free breakfast barm and plenty of toys and activities.
An estimated one-fifth of the UK population (9 million people) are lonely. Charity research says that the UK culture leaves many completely isolated, in what the press is calling “the UK’s loneliness epidemic”.
In response to this, our Neighbourhood Chaplains team aim to help tackle loneliness through befriending. We offer a listening ear and practical help towards meeting our neighbours’ physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
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The Life Centre car park has disabled parking spaces.
The building has wheelchair access and an accessible toilet.
Wheelchair access is not available to the upper floor, which is used for some children's groups during Sunday services.
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