New church aims to help needy people
Published Date:
28 March 2008
By Robert Collins
Helping the community is the aim of a new church which will hold its first service in Warwick on April 6.
Open House, set up by Jeremy and Jo Bray - pictured right - has been running as a group of friends meeting in each other’s homes for a year, and will hold its first meeting at the Gap community centre at 10.30am.
The meetings include practical talks from the Bible, a chance to talk and worship together and also a creche and children’s groups.
Mrs Bray said she and her husband hoped to attract a cross-section of people, but that young families often found their style of worship welcoming.
She added: “Essentially a church should be about people enjoying God and enjoying each other’s company on Sundays and throughout the week. Our aim is to gather a group of people who can serve the community and help people who need helping.”
www.openhousewarwick.org.uk
The full article contains 166 words and appears in Warwick Courier newspaper.
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Last Updated:
26 March 2008 2:39 PM
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Source:
Warwick Courier
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Location:
Warwick
