QUAD has entered Q Club (a Digital programme for autistic children) into a competition to win a share of £6,000 through NatWest Community Force.They say the following:
"Voting is open until midday on Monday and we need as many people to vote for us as possible. Only the top three groups will receive funding and currently we’re in 4th place, so need every vote to enable us to run this project for young children on the autistic spectrum from January 2012.
It only takes two minutes to register your vote, so please help us win this fund by voting for QUAD"
Follow the link below to vote and to find the QUAD project on the Community Force website. You’ll need to register your email address to vote.
http://communityforce.natwest.com/project/482
If you want to vote, but don’t have access to email, you can vote by calling the following number and voting for Derby QUAD Ltd, Q-Club. 0800 2100 246
Hey all 7-11 year olds, Community Church Derby invite you to the Riverside on Oct 31st from 6.30-8pm. Magical Mayhem will be there - juggling, team games, Frisbees, parachute football - ALL IN THE DARK!!!
Bring your mates - it’s going to be fantastic!
For more information, email: office@emcf.net.

Over 35 Million Kenya Shillings (£250,000) have been used for relief supplies to over 10,000 people from January – September 2011 and for starting several projects to help long term sustainability in Samburu.
One Pan Dam has been completed that will be able to harvest over 100,000 cubic metres of rain water and supply water to over 18,000 people and their livestock. Three Sand Dams are being built to provide water to an extra 9,000 persons with their livestock.
Further, over 3000 people have been treated and supplied with medicines by our Mobile Clinic Teams.
About 400 family Units in the worst hit parts of this famine in Turkana have also received relief supplies (Maize, Beans, Unimix, Sugar, Water) once every month through nine Newfrontiers churches in that region. Our interventions have also extended discreetly into Somalia.
Gratitude…
Praying recently, and looking back to all the achievements made since we started these operations, I find my heart so much thrilled we have saved several thousands from imminent deaths. By starting several long time projects hope has been re-born among the targeted people.
The feeling is just awesome when I see what meagre but combined resources can achieve when well stewarded. On behalf of all the beneficiaries, my teams and myself, a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to all our friends and partners (both local and from the international community) who have made it possible for us to sustain and maintain the relief programs through much love and generosity expressed.
We are very grateful to several companies, our churches and individuals in Kenya who have given us food and/or monies to assist with the ongoing. I have also been deeply touched by the generosity of churches from the USA, UK, other nations in Europe, India, Dubai and Africa.
…and sadness
The crisis still remains and, indeed, deepens. In Turkana (north west Kenya, bordering Uganda, South Sudan and Ethiopia) our teams are reporting that things are pathetic and require urgent response. I have just received very sad news that a father of seven in one of the areas we are planting a church lost his 15 year old son, William, to starvation on September 28th.
The next 6 months
No harvest can be expected before next March. That assumes the rains come and seed is planted in October. Meanwhile, many thousands will continue to rely on humanitarian aid.
We urgently need further funds to maintain the relief work:
• Food
• Water
• Seeds for planting in the next few weeks
• Completion of the water related projects
We also plan to give 60 camels, 120 cows and around 600 goats as a way of giving back the livelihood to those from the pastoralist communities.
I sincerely ask you to stand with us through these next very difficult and challenging months.
May God bless you. Thank you so much for your continued trust in us and our faithful stewardship.
Edward Buria
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If you wish to make a donation to the Appeal fund you can do this on line or by sending a cheque payable to Newfrontiers and designated ‘Kenya Crisis Fund’ to:
The Finance Team
‘Newfrontiers’
The Matrix Complex
91 Peterborough Road
London SW6 3BU
Please let us know if you are a UK tax payer and send us your address if you wish us to claim Gift Aid on your donation
Alternatively you can give online to the Kenya Crisis Relief Fund
College Lectures - Autumn 2011 at St Johns Nottingham
College Lectures happen at 12:05 every Wednesday during teaching term, and are part of the learning programme for all students. The events are open to local people (or not so local if you are willing to travel!). Places must be booked and paid for in advance please. Here are some highlights for this term:
9th November - Ray Pentland
Prayer, Presence and Proclamation - the theological, pastoral and political challenges of ministry to a public institution
Ray joined the RAF in 1990 and in 2009 became the 21st Chaplain in Chief of the Force. An alumni of St Johns, he writes and lectures widely on his research subject of Military Ethics and Values Education.
7th December - Jon Kuhrt
A response to the Marital Affairs website issue
Jon is Director of the Community Mission in London - a partnership started by Tearfund and Livability. In 2010 his campaign to remove billboards promoting extra marital affairs attracted national press attention.
14th December - Jennie Collins
Gods Mission - Our responsibility
Jennie is founder member of the Micah Network and its Asia regional Co-ordinating Group. Until 2009 she worked with United Mission to Nepal (UMN) in Kathmandu.
Cost: Per Lecture only £6 per person. Lecture and Lunch £12
To book contact Ruth Taylor at St Johns College Nottingham
0115 925 1114
email: r.taylor@stjohns-nottm.ac.uk
St Johns College, Chilwell Lane, Bramcote, Nottingham NG9 3DS
A day of envisioning and prayer for church planting in North Wales
With
Jeremy Simpkins - leads Christ Central Manchester and serves as part of the national Newfrontiers team as well as leading the North team which oversees 70+ churches across the UK and Canada.
Nigel Lloyd - planted and now leads Gateway Church Wrexham and oversees the Newfrontiers Borderlands region.
Where
Civic Hall, Wepre Drive, Connah's Quay, Flintshire, CH5 4HA
When
Saturday 12th November, 2011 from 10:30 - 15:30
How
Please book via email to northwalesday@gwrx.org
More info at: www.gwrx.org/northwalesday
Drinks provided, bring lunch

Healing School and Conference with Joaquin Evans
10th – 12th November 2011
Following the success of last year’s Healing School and Conference with Joaquin Evans North Kent Community Church will be running the same event again this November.
Joaquin, director of the Healing Rooms at Bethel Church, California, is exceptionally gifted at equipping people in the area of healing and is amazingly in tune with the Holy Spirit. He will be the main speaker at the Healing School and Conference.
The School (10th – 11th November) aims to provide in-depth healing training.
The Conference (12th November) will be an additional experience in its own right – anyone who’s been to one of our conferences will know what to expect.
Full details and the online booking facility are available on the North Kent CommunityChurch website: www.nkcc.org.uk/healingconference
Just a quick reminder that all of the preaches from the current series Church: God's Way are now available in the download section here.
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Derby City Misson are recruiting a Shop Manager for their New City Centre Charity Shop. Position is Full Time 37.5 hours per week over 5 days including Saturdays. Salary £11,856.00 gross PA Please Send CV and letter of application to alasdair@derbycitymission.org.uk Closing date for applications: 17th of October 2011 Interviews: 26th of October 2011
For further details please contact DCM: 01332 460346 or robin@derbycitymisson.org.uk or alasdair@derbycitymission.org.uk |
Phatfish will be in Durham to play a gig on their 'Higher' tour on Saturday 3rd December 2011, at The Durham Centre, home of Emmanuel Church.
Tickets are on sale at www.phatmusic.net/tickets and are £10 advance and £12 on the door.
Worship & PA Training School
Prior to the concert in the afternoon the band and their sound engineers will be providing training for people from local churches in the areas of PA (beginner to intermediate), vocal workshops (with Lou Fellingham), piano and guitar masterclasses.
The afternoon will last from around 12.00noon - 5.00pm and cost £10 - refreshments will be provided.
The outline of the day is below:
12.00noon Arrival - networking time
12.30pm Worship time together led by Phatfish
12.50pm Introduction/talk on the theology of worship by Nathan Fellingham and Mike Sandeman
1.15pm Four Seminars: PA, Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards (Mike)
2.15pm Break for coffee
2.45pm Whole group seminar - Soundchecking: (together in the main hall – includes principles in sound checking for musicians and PA team)
3.30pm Comfort break / stand up and stretch
3.35pm Working as a band (together in the main hall – includes putting together a song arrangement)
4.35pm Q &A
4.50pm Pray and Close
This event is for music teams, PA teams and anyone else who might be interested!
Contact james.morecroft@thedurhamcentre.co.uk for more details and to register your interest.
Booking information will follow soon.
The Durham Centre is located at Unit 2, Belmont Industrial Estate, Durham, DH1 1TN and has over 100 parking spaces available.
Thank you...but the Crisis Still with Us - Kenya Update
Lectures from St John's College Nottingham
Church Gods Way Preaching Series
Derby City Mission - Shop Manager
Phatfish - Worship & PA Training School