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We are IN CHURCH every Sunday, 10.30am.

Hi folks. Please get involved in ANY of the below…

Mondays, 7.30pm-8.30pm, Monday Home Group.

Tuesdays, 10am-11.30am Tots, (babies-reception)

Tuesdays, 1.30pm-3.30pm, White Heather Support Group, fortnightly.

Tuesday, 4pm-5pm, Prayer Engine. (check venue)

Tuesday, 7.30-9pm, Home Group with Derek & Cher.

Thursdays, 10.30am-11.30am, Coffee morning.

Thursdays, 7pm-8pm, Your Youth Club YYC, (Yr.6-Yr.9)

Fridays, 10am, Friday Home Group

Hi. We are a friendly mixed group. We love God, people, and want a church without walls where everyone is valued, welcomed and listened to. We are around 40 attendees with stuff happening pretty much every day…

Our church name is that this is a ‘New Day’ for us, a fresh beginning in our worship and service to God and the community.
We offer the full range of formal services including “Infant Dedication”, “Adult Baptism”, “Funerals”, “Christian Marriage”, listening opportunities and home visits. We love God. It’s as simple as that!

Contact: Pastor: Andy McManus  ‘The Manse’ 29 High Street, Morton
andymcmanus99@gmail.com, Mobile: 07931 652 718

Mrs. Julie Hamilton

The funeral of our beloved Julie HAMILTON will be held at New Day Baptist church at 2pm, Monday 26th February 2024.

This is an open service of thanksgiving, and dress is bright and informal.

The service will be followed by drinks & refreshments at ‘The Robin Hood and Little John pub’, Aslackby, NG34 0HL.

Prayers needed for CAMI in DRC (Feb 6th)

For Security
We have received requests for prayer from our men in Lubumbashi who are experiencing extreme security issues. It is not just a local problem, it is something which is prevalent throughout Congo, especially in the main towns. There is no control, as police are afraid for their own lives. Almost every night raiders enter houses in gangs, with machetes, knives and crowbars to break down doors, steal and cause harm. Some have guns, and shots are heard throughout the night. Many of the CAM workers have experienced these very frightening break-ins, even when they try their best to put up walls and security measures to protect their families. Needless to say, they are traumatised. They don’t sleep, hearing every little noise, but then must be up early to get to work and ‘function’. Their children are begging them to find a solution, eg, to leave for Zambia! In our comfortable UK homes, where crime is low, it’s easy to forget that there are people who are crying out to God for help. Please pray with them for peace and protection.