Unveiled is on Friday . You are very welcome .
An evening of praise and worship , listening to God's Word, a short talk , adoration and an opportunity for the sacrament of reconciliation.
7.30pm - St Wilfrid's Church .
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4 days ago
At Seekers this evening we had a beautiful session.
After toast and a run outside , we played a silly game of consequences in which we wrote a sentence and folded the paper then passed on . The stories were very funny ,there was a lot of laughter , but this highlighted how we have to keep a story in order, which was important to know for the rest of our session.
We then journeyed with Jesus on His walk to the cross. keeping the stations in correct order or the journey wouldn't make sense.
Working through each station we talked through how we'd feel witnessing this , how Jesus feels and how others mentioned would feel and react. Capturing the scene as a freeze frame. Can you work some of the stations out on the photos ?
In church we prayed the Stations of the Cross , at every station one of us said a prayer which helped us to remember that this is a sad journey , but Jesus did this for each one of us. In hearing , seeing , feeling this suffering we know how much Jesus loves us, so we said prayers of thanks and love every step. Our thank you prayers are so huge , but still His love is huger! How amazing is this ! ... See MoreSee Less
After toast and a run outside , we played a silly game of consequences in which we wrote a sentence and folded the paper then passed on . The stories were very funny ,there was a lot of laughter , but this highlighted how we have to keep a story in order, which was important to know for the rest of our session.
We then journeyed with Jesus on His walk to the cross. keeping the stations in correct order or the journey wouldn't make sense.
Working through each station we talked through how we'd feel witnessing this , how Jesus feels and how others mentioned would feel and react. Capturing the scene as a freeze frame. Can you work some of the stations out on the photos ?
In church we prayed the Stations of the Cross , at every station one of us said a prayer which helped us to remember that this is a sad journey , but Jesus did this for each one of us. In hearing , seeing , feeling this suffering we know how much Jesus loves us, so we said prayers of thanks and love every step. Our thank you prayers are so huge , but still His love is huger! How amazing is this ! ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago
Seekers was all about God's love .
God so loves us , so how can we so love others
Help us Lord to love like you ... See MoreSee Less
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Metanoia Project
is at St Wilfrid's Church, Preston.
2 weeks ago
From before opening our doors , until late into the evening , the drop in was full last night.
We are so grateful for all the donations , so many of you provide , which bring people to the church and into the arms of Jesus during this time every Wednesday evening .
Throughout the evening so many reached out to Him.
Finishing the evening , over 30 people remained for group prayer . We prayed for our Mothers, whether that brought feelings of love , laughter , hurt , bitterness, upset , grief we prayed openly to hand all these feelings to our Prince of Peace.
We reminded ourselves of our Mother Mary, placing ourselves into the mantle of her mothering love knowing she looks at each of us the way she looks at Jesus. Taking her into our hearts will lead us so much closer to Jesus .
John 19:26-27
When Jesus saw his mother there, and the disciple whom he loved standing nearby, he said to her, “Woman,here is your son,”
and to the disciple, “Here is your mother.” From that time on, this disciple took her into his home. #homelessministry #allwelcome #servingthelord #mothermary #princeofpeace #catholiccommunity #catholicchurch #metanoia #preston ... See MoreSee Less
We are so grateful for all the donations , so many of you provide , which bring people to the church and into the arms of Jesus during this time every Wednesday evening .
Throughout the evening so many reached out to Him.
Finishing the evening , over 30 people remained for group prayer . We prayed for our Mothers, whether that brought feelings of love , laughter , hurt , bitterness, upset , grief we prayed openly to hand all these feelings to our Prince of Peace.
We reminded ourselves of our Mother Mary, placing ourselves into the mantle of her mothering love knowing she looks at each of us the way she looks at Jesus. Taking her into our hearts will lead us so much closer to Jesus .
John 19:26-27
When Jesus saw his mother there, and the disciple whom he loved standing nearby, he said to her, “Woman,here is your son,”
and to the disciple, “Here is your mother.” From that time on, this disciple took her into his home. #homelessministry #allwelcome #servingthelord #mothermary #princeofpeace #catholiccommunity #catholicchurch #metanoia #preston ... See MoreSee Less
2 weeks ago
Unveiled is on Friday - there will be the opportunity for the Sacrament of Reconciliation as well as praise and worship , a short talk and Adoration .
You are very welcome to come and join us .
7.30pm , St Wilfrid's Church. ... See MoreSee Less
You are very welcome to come and join us .
7.30pm , St Wilfrid's Church. ... See MoreSee Less
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Metanoia Project
is at St Wilfrid's Church, Preston.
2 weeks ago
Tonight, Metanoia Project led Stations of the Cross with many many people joining us! This beautiful prayer tradition of the Church is often prayed during the holy season of Lent. It unites us with the suffering of Jesus during Holy Week and reminds us that our salvation is FREE! But it wasn't cheap. Thank you to all who joined us tonight, who felt the thorns, who looked into Jesus' eyes, who held the nails and who reflected on His ultimate sacrifice. Praise God for all He has done for us!
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3 weeks ago
'It is good for us to be here' (Mark 9:5). Do we always feel like that when it comes to time with Jesus or are we sometimes reluctant to make time? Today we tried lots of different ways of praying and really enjoyed doing it!
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