He Poured Himself Out : Ichthus Forest Hill

Sunday 3 April

He Poured Himself Out

Stephen McArdle from Ichthus New Life looks at Isaiah 53 reminding us that Jesus, the suffering servant, gave his life for our healing and forgiveness

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Ichthus meetings

The Ichthus Forest Hill congregation holds its meetings at the Bonhoeffer Church in Dacres Road. As the Covid-19 virus is still around, please use careful behaviour to help limit any infections and to show loving concern for others, especially those who are vulnerable in their health.

Ichthus Christian Fellowship continues to hold meetings at the Bonhoeffer Church and the Ichthus Prayer House and information about these will be given by the congregation’s Prayer Planning and house group leaders.

THE COMING WEEK AT ICHTHUS FOREST HILL

Wednesday 24th July

Prayer Walk
Meet in the Prayer House carp park at 9.30am

Altogether Prayer Meeting
We will be gathering at the Prayer House at 7.45pm for a time of worship and prayer, focusing particularly on Revive week

Friday 26th July

Friday Group
Our Friday daytime house group meets at Ichthus House at 12.30pm. Please contact your house group leaders for further details

Sunday 28th July

3t Sunday afternoon meeting
We will be meeting in the back hall of the Bonhoeffer Church from 3.00-4.30pm for our all-age time of worship, fellowship, craft and a bible talk. Alex Shoderu will lead the meeting, Andi Cartwright will lead worship and Debbie Laycock will give the bible talk. Tea, coffee and light refreshments will be served afterwards.

There aren’t any concurrent Sunday morning livestream meetings. Previous live-streamed bible talks and some worship sessions can be found on the Ichthus Christian Fellowship website or through this link: Sunday morning live stream preaches or subscribe to our YouTube channel (youtube.com/user/ichthuscf), and join us to think about the message of Jesus and how this connects to life today.

He Poured Himself Out

Stephen McArdle from Ichthus New Life looks at Isaiah 53 reminding us that Jesus, the suffering servant, gave his life for our healing and forgiveness

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