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Last uploaded service: Toy Service Nov 12th 2020
Hello boys and girls.
Our Bible story today is about two sisters. Their names were Mary and Martha.
They were friends of Jesus and he often went to their home to visit them.
The sisters were very different.
One liked to be still and quiet, the other liked to be busy and on the go all the time.
We all need busy people in our lives…
I expect that your Mum or your Dad, or someone who looks after you, is always busy with cooking and cleaning and helping you.
But sometimes we need to be stil and quiet and take time to think about things…sometimes we need quiet time to think about Jesus and all he does for us!
Two of the activities are a bit tricky this week.
I hope that you enjoy the activities…have fun! Sue x
July 17th Crafts
June/July Issue
Sunday Club Crafts July 15th
A big “hello” from everyone at St Luke’s Church and Cronton Mission Church AND Jack!
Sunday July 10th
The Good Samaritan with Bob & Jack
We would like to invite you to join us at our children and family worship - Jesus and Me (JAM)
Second Sunday in each month 3pm to 4pm at St Luke’s Church. Starting on;
Covid-19 Domestic Abuse Awareness (Volunteers in the Community)
Information received from: Halton Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Coordinator. Sarah Jane Ashcroft Sarah.ahcroft@halton.gov.uk Community Safety Team.
If you are concerned about a child, a vulnerable adult or anyone in our community is in immediate danger you should call 999. Anyone needing help, but fearful an abuser may overhear them calling, can secretly dial 999 and then press 55, which will let the police know they need emergency assistance.
