30th October 2014
We are looking forward to our next International Day, on Sunday 9 November, where we celebrate what Jesus is doing here at King's in building a local church in Harrow made up of many nations.
At our recent 'Exploring Membership' Evening we were delighted to hear testimonies from believers who were keen to be part of the church: from the Philippines, from India, from Germany, Slovakia, Romania, Honduras and England.
On our current Alpha course we are also really pleased to have guests from Russia, Albania, Romania, Japan, Poland and the UK who were keen to discover more about Jesus, who he is, what he has done, and how much he loves each one of us.
The closing book of the Bible tells us that Jesus, the Son of God, by his death on the cross and resurrection from the dead, purchased men and women from every tribe, every language, every people group, every nation to become part of his amazing international family of followers.
You are warmly invited to come along and celebrate Jesus with us - Sunday 9 November, 10:15 start, at Whitmore High School. Join us for food afterwards - Italian pizza, guolash and barbecue at Brigade House.
Posted by Cliff Nelson
17:17
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