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The Bereavement Journey is a series of films and discussion groups that gently guide people bereaved at any time through the most common aspects of grief and bereavement, enabling them to process the implications for themselves and discern next steps.

Usually run by churches, the programme uniquely offers a final session on faith questions in bereavement, provided from a Christian perspective.  This follows the main sessions and is optional, making The Bereavement Journey suitable for people of any faith or none.

The course runs for 7 weeks.

Location to be shared once signed up.

Do you enjoy drawing, painting in oils, acrylics, watercolours or creating pictures with pastels? If you do, our new 'Art Interest group' will begin on Thursday 3rd July from 2pm--4pm, in the Riverside Centre.
No matter if you are new to art or a seasoned, famous artist, we would love to see you for a relaxing, calming afternoon. Please bring your own art materials!
We are delighted that 'Knit & Natter' will also continue alongside this group and will now run every week.
There will be no official charge for the Art Interest Group, except a small voluntary donation to cover the cost of refreshments.

Coffee Plus will meet on the first Friday of every month at East Bridgford Garden Centre in a reserved designated area in the restaurant, look out for our sign..

Please book on Church Suite or Contact Helen Humphries:- humphrieshelen@gmail.com for more information.  Helen and Gerry, Marilyn and Alan Stuart, and Debbie Carby look forward to seeing you there for fellowship friendship and chat.  

The Bereavement Journey is a series of films and discussion groups that gently guide people bereaved at any time through the most common aspects of grief and bereavement, enabling them to process the implications for themselves and discern next steps.

Usually run by churches, the programme uniquely offers a final session on faith questions in bereavement, provided from a Christian perspective.  This follows the main sessions and is optional, making The Bereavement Journey suitable for people of any faith or none.

The course runs for 7 weeks.

Location to be shared once signed up.

Join us for a car auction on the 10th September at Kelham Hall. If anybody is interested in attending both the viewing and auction please sign up. We will meet at Kelham Hall at around 10.00am to view the cars and watch the auction, which is scheduled to start around midday, but time not published. There will be a £25 fee for the purchase of a catalogue to get into the viewing and auction. We can meet up around 2.00pm in the Fox Inn across the road for lunch. Hopefully there will be coffee on site at Kelham Hall. The agenda will be very flexible. 
Thanks Chris

Join us on the 2nd Weds of the month from 2pm for coffee, homemade cake, friendship and chatter.
See Ursula Oxley for more details.

Do you enjoy drawing, painting in oils, acrylics, watercolours or creating pictures with pastels? If you do, our new 'Art Interest group' will begin on Thursday 3rd July from 2pm--4pm, in the Riverside Centre.
No matter if you are new to art or a seasoned, famous artist, we would love to see you for a relaxing, calming afternoon. Please bring your own art materials!
We are delighted that 'Knit & Natter' will also continue alongside this group and will now run every week.
There will be no official charge for the Art Interest Group, except a small voluntary donation to cover the cost of refreshments.

The Bereavement Journey is a series of films and discussion groups that gently guide people bereaved at any time through the most common aspects of grief and bereavement, enabling them to process the implications for themselves and discern next steps.

Usually run by churches, the programme uniquely offers a final session on faith questions in bereavement, provided from a Christian perspective.  This follows the main sessions and is optional, making The Bereavement Journey suitable for people of any faith or none.

The course runs for 7 weeks.

Location to be shared once signed up.

Do you enjoy drawing, painting in oils, acrylics, watercolours or creating pictures with pastels? If you do, our new 'Art Interest group' will begin on Thursday 3rd July from 2pm--4pm, in the Riverside Centre.
No matter if you are new to art or a seasoned, famous artist, we would love to see you for a relaxing, calming afternoon. Please bring your own art materials!
We are delighted that 'Knit & Natter' will also continue alongside this group and will now run every week.
There will be no official charge for the Art Interest Group, except a small voluntary donation to cover the cost of refreshments.

Stay Curious. Try Alpha.

Alpha is a series of group conversations that freely explore the basics of the Christian faith in an open, friendly environment. Everyone's welcome. No matter your background or beliefs, you're invited.

Life is better together. Alpha brings together people from all walks of life who are curious about faith. Each session starts with some time to eat, relax and get to know your group.

Each session covers a different topic of faith, either in a short talk or video. The Alpha episodes are designed to engage and inspire conversation. They're about thirty minutes long and explore the big issues around faith and unpack the basics of Christianity, addressing questions such as Who is Jesus?, How can we have faith? and How does God guide us?

The last part of an Alpha is a chance to share your thoughts on the session's topic and discuss it in your small groups. It's an open and welcoming environment, no matter what your opinion. There's no pressure to say anything, but the floor is yours if you do want to.

The Bereavement Journey is a series of films and discussion groups that gently guide people bereaved at any time through the most common aspects of grief and bereavement, enabling them to process the implications for themselves and discern next steps.

Usually run by churches, the programme uniquely offers a final session on faith questions in bereavement, provided from a Christian perspective.  This follows the main sessions and is optional, making The Bereavement Journey suitable for people of any faith or none.

The course runs for 7 weeks.

Location to be shared once signed up.

Do you enjoy drawing, painting in oils, acrylics, watercolours or creating pictures with pastels? If you do, our new 'Art Interest group' will begin on Thursday 3rd July from 2pm--4pm, in the Riverside Centre.
No matter if you are new to art or a seasoned, famous artist, we would love to see you for a relaxing, calming afternoon. Please bring your own art materials!
We are delighted that 'Knit & Natter' will also continue alongside this group and will now run every week.
There will be no official charge for the Art Interest Group, except a small voluntary donation to cover the cost of refreshments.

Stay Curious. Try Alpha.

Alpha is a series of group conversations that freely explore the basics of the Christian faith in an open, friendly environment. Everyone's welcome. No matter your background or beliefs, you're invited.

Life is better together. Alpha brings together people from all walks of life who are curious about faith. Each session starts with some time to eat, relax and get to know your group.

Each session covers a different topic of faith, either in a short talk or video. The Alpha episodes are designed to engage and inspire conversation. They're about thirty minutes long and explore the big issues around faith and unpack the basics of Christianity, addressing questions such as Who is Jesus?, How can we have faith? and How does God guide us?

The last part of an Alpha is a chance to share your thoughts on the session's topic and discuss it in your small groups. It's an open and welcoming environment, no matter what your opinion. There's no pressure to say anything, but the floor is yours if you do want to.

The Bereavement Journey is a series of films and discussion groups that gently guide people bereaved at any time through the most common aspects of grief and bereavement, enabling them to process the implications for themselves and discern next steps.

Usually run by churches, the programme uniquely offers a final session on faith questions in bereavement, provided from a Christian perspective.  This follows the main sessions and is optional, making The Bereavement Journey suitable for people of any faith or none.

The course runs for 7 weeks.

Location to be shared once signed up.