Acceptable Worship (Studies in Hebrews 12 and 13)

Centre on Gracious Street

Knaresborough HG5 8AN

A Day of Bible Teaching

led by

The Rev Leo Osborn

(Ex-President of the Methodist Conference)

Saturday 24 November 2012

‘ACCEPTABLE WORSHIP’

(Studies in Hebrews 12 and 13)

Programme

Please feel free to come to any or all of the sessions

10.00am Arrivals and coffee (in The Bridge Coffee Bar)

10.30am Opening worship (in the church)

10.45am Session 1: ACCEPTABLE WORSHIP: Directed towards God

11.45am Short break

12.00pm Session 2: ACCEPTABLE WORSHIP: Touches eternity

1.00pm Lunch (see note opposite)

2.00pm Session 3: ACCEPTABLE WORSHIP: The fruit of consistent living

3.00pm Closing worship (Drinks available in The Bridge)

Travel information

The Methodist Church Centre on Gracious Street is situated the centre of Knaresborough just behind the bus station where buses stop from York, Harrogate, Wetherby, Boroughbridge and Ripon. It is about five minutes walk from the railway station which is on the York-Harrogate-Leeds line. There are two municipal car parks behind the church (Chapel Street and Fisher Street - both maximum four hours) and an

all day car park in York Place about five minutes walk from the church.

On arrival

Please come to The Bridge Coffee Bar (entrance off the Fisher Street car park) for coffee. The sessions will be held in the church and lunch will be back in The Bridge.

For lunch

Hot and cold drinks will be provided, but please bring your own sandwiches. Alternatively you can purchase food in nearby shops, and there are plenty of cafés and a fish and chip restaurant in the town centre very close to the church.

Cost

There is no set charge but there will be opportunity to contribute towards expenses (suggested amount £5).

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