Newsletter

Please pick up a copy of this month’s prayer diary edited by Di Levins from the rack at the top of the stairs if you don’t receive one via email.

The Foodbank wishes to thank the fellowship at St Peters for continuing to make contributions of food and toiletries throughout this year. These items go towards giving the ever increasing number of clients food on the table for which they are very grateful, God Bless you.

The Foodbank will be open every weekday from 11-2 in the week commencing 17 December including Christmas Eve. This is to ensure that as many families as possible can be catered for over Christmas so food donations will still be needed.

As part of our Social Action series Grahame Lucas, manager of the Worcester Foodbank will be talking at today’s evening service (9 Dec) on the work of the Foodbank and additional services offered to children of families referred to the Foodbank ie clothes, toys and presents. Please come and hear more about this necessary work.

I volunteer at the Foodbank on a weekly basis so I am happy to talk to anyone about this work.

Thanks, Sue Beaudro.

This is a reminder to save all your Christmas stamps, and others throughout the year. Please place them in the Stamp box on the table outside the main worship room. The amount raised for Home Missions by all the Baptist Churches last year amounted to almost £5,000.

Through giving, praying and volunteering we partner with a range of organisations involved in social action in our city. Below is the next batch of updates about two more of our social action partners. Please use these to inform your prayers and consider whether you could get involved in a more practical way. To find out more please speak to a member of the Social Action Team in the first instance.

• Soup Run (Salvation Army)
• Street Pastors