Healing will have a service as usual at 10.00am, but at Keelby we have closed the building for today. You will find us on Cleethorpes Beach from 10.30am. We are making “base camp” next to the Leisure Centre and there is parking over the road at the old Winter Gardens site. We will have a sort act of worship at 11.00am and then its games, ice cream and sand in your sandwiches. Any age group welcome.
Jul 12 2014
THE EDGE FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Come and join the friendship club, which meets up every First Monday of the Month at Keelby Methodist Church from 2.00 to 4.00pm. The cost will be £2.50 per session, which includes refreshment.
This month we will meet on Monday 4th August 2014, ‘A Miller’s Tale’ by Jon Sass. Jon will be giving us an insight into the life of old time millers and the hardships they faced.
Next month – Monday 1st September 2014, From Plot to Place – Ernie Brown of the Oasis Garden of Your Place in Wellington Street, Grimsby
Jun 26 2014
THE EDGE FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Come and join the friendship club which meets up every first Monday of the month at Keelby Methodist Church from 2.00 to 4.00pm. The cost will be £2.50 per session which includes refreshment.
This month we will meet on Monday 7th July – Brian Smith, local preacher and retired teacher, entertains us with ‘Amusing tales of funny things that happen to folk.’
Next month – Monday 4th August – A Miller’s Tale, the life and work of millers by Jon Sass
Jun 23 2014
Charity Saturday – SWAP SHOP
Saturday 5th July, 10am to 1pm, in The Edge as usual – SWAP SHOP & SOMETHING ON TOAST! Bring along an item for the Immingham Food Bank (who we are collecting for) and we’ll swap it for a filter coffee or tea. You can also purchase something on toast to go with the drink- Beans, spaghetti or cheese. Come and join us it’s always fun and will do a good turn for someone in need.
Jun 14 2014
Do you help care for a place of worship?
Saturday 28th June – The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. Founded in 1877, a charitable company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales. Do you help care for a place of worship? Could you do with some additional support, help & training? Would you like to learn how to tackle common maintenance tasks to help avoid costly building works? Are you interested in volunteering to help care for your local place of worship? This project might be able to help you! Join us at Caistor Arts Centre and St Peter & St Paul Church to hear all about the project, and how you can get involved. Includes a free training taster session. There’s also a free lunch!! The event is free, but booking is essential. Please visit our website (http://www.spabmcp.org.uk/) to register and for further details, including the programme For further information please contact Project Officer Stella Jackson (stella.jackson@spab.org.uk, 07776 156274)
Caistor Arts Centre & St Peter and St Paul Church Programme
10.00 Registration
10.30 Welcome & Introduction (Stella Jackson)
10.45 Maintenance: What is it, and why is it important? (James Innerdale)
11.05 Maintenance Co-operatives: Project Background (Stella Jackson)
11.20 Tea & Coffee
11.40 Maintenance Co-operatives: How it might work in this area (Stella Jackson)
12.00 Question and Answer Session: An opportunity to ask about and discuss the Co-operatives Project
12.30 Lunch
13.15 Maintenance Audits: Training taster session at St Peter and St Paul Church on how to undertake an audit, and what to record (James Innerdale)
14.45 Dealing with maintenance Issues as part of a Co-operative: How Co-ops might successfully work together to deal with the issues recorded in the maintenance audit (Stella Jackson & James Innerdale)
15.00 Tea and Coffee
15.15 Question and Answer Session: An opportunity to ask about and discuss the care and repair of places of worship, and to feed back on the proposed Co-operatives project
15.30 Next Steps: How to get involved in a Co-operative, and who to contact (Stella Jackson)
15.45 Depart
Jun 07 2014
Charity Saturday
The first Saturday of the month is charity Saturday, and 7th June we are helping “the Potters Village” raising money for orphans and children. Come along to The Edge in Keelby (part of the Methodist Chapel) for coffee and croissant from 10 till 1.
Mission Statement
Healing and Keelby Methodist Church believes in the unconditional love of God for all people as revealed to us in Jesus Christ, and that it is the role of the Church to express that love in action in the community.
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