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We are small local church based in the village of Binley Woods to the east of Coventry. We meet on Sundays in the Binley Woods Village Hall, and during the week in people's homes for fellowship, Bible study and prayer. Other meetings include “Open Door” lunchtime meetings on Tuesdays, Topz Club for junior-age children on Wednesday evenings and the monthly Prospects group for adults with learning disabilities. More about us... Sunday Services: We extend an open invitation to join us for worship on Sundays at 10:30 in the morning or twice a month at 6:30 in the evening. In our worship we seek to draw on the richness of Christian worship styles, especially those from our Anglican and Baptist roots. More about our services... Looking ahead in the church, in Binley Woods, and around... Friday 9th May at 7:30 pm in the Village Hall Thursday 15th May at 8 pm in the Village Hall
We can never tell what life is going to deal out to us. We go about our business, one day after another, and then suddenly we are hit by circumstances that we never anticipated. I have been reminded recently of the frailty of human life and the transient nature of our earthly possessions. Unbeknown to us at the time someone entered our home and stole a purse with a door and car key in it. They came back in the night and tried unsuccessfully to gain entry to our home – causing some damage. They drove off in the car and later that day used it for a robbery locally! As a Christian I believe that everything we own is a gift from God and we are just stewards of our possessions. Even so, when thieves come in and steal, it is quite a trauma. But we are encouraged to hold on very lightly to earthly possessions – life itself is much more important. I have had the experience of watching a friend who is struggling with an illness which could threaten life itself. This is much more important than what we own, or how much we have in the bank. Personal relationships are all important at times like these – they can strengthen us to face the difficult issues of life. But I believe the most important relationship any one can have is with their Father God. To know that whatever life throws at us, we are safe in His arms – He promises to be with us to the very end of the age. Paul Bowes “In this world you will have trouble. |
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Recent Changes and Additions
Photos of the Act of Remembrance, Nov 2007 added to the gallery (24/02/08) Photos of the 2007 Lionheart Summer Holiday Bible Club added to the gallery (16/02/08) Link to Scripture Union’s WordLive daily Bible resource included on the Home Page. (22/01/08) |
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