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All, Together in Worship - Update

At a useful meeting that brought together Christians from across the denominations in Shipley and Methodists from the Bradford North Circuit we agreed that there is both a need and desire for regular inclusive worship for learning disabled people.

Our next step is to see how this can happen. So, we are looking out for all sorts of people to join in this service and mission, which we hope to present perhaps 4 times a year.
The blessing is that anyone can contribute in many simple and easy ways. We are especially hoping to hear from people who can offer craft, music, drama and dance.

If you have skills in leading and teaching singing during worship, ask God if he is leading you to bring your blessing to this group of his people.
You could take part by helping with refreshments and preparing the service. The least and the best you can do is to pray for this vision.

Join us at the next meeting at Northcliffe Church.
Thursday March 8th 7pm.

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