Global Day of Prayer - Picnic in the Park - TODAY 13:00

After the Morning Worship Service, we are going to walk to Bitts Park and meet up with fellow believers beside the football pitches for a time of prayer, picnic and games. The prayer time is scheduled to last from 13:15-13:45 and then you can go home or stop for the food and fun. If you haven’t brought anything to eat or drink, have a word with Paul & Angie who may have enough. If the weather is bad, we’ll meet in St James’ Parish Centre.

Coffee Time

Please join us for refreshments between the two Sunday morning services when tea and coffee is served in the KidZone hall from 10-30 to 10-50am. The pool room is also open but please can parents supervise their children between     services while the KidZone teachers are preparing for 11am service. (Sorry guys, no ball games while the coffee is served!)
Text Box: POSTAGE STAMPS Mike & Libby are still wanting folk to bring in used postage stamps so that money can be sent to the Leprosy Mission. Any unusual stamps will be fine - that is any except the first or second class UK stamps. Foreign ones will be gratefully accepted - the whole postcard would be even better! If they are not around, you can give the stamps to Rob.

HOPE ‘08 - Cathedral Praise - Carlisle Cathedral - Thursday 22 May

The speaker is Chick Yuill and he is a member of the Hope ‘08 Steering Committee as well as being a well known speaker at Spring Harvest, plus author of books such as “We Need Saints”. There will also be an 100-voice choir with the united bands of the Salvation Army, a solo by Jennie Beattie, hymn singing and contemporary worship led by Carlisle Christian Fellowship.

It is, however, Hebron’s A.G.M. that night!
Text Box: Special Notices

Prom Praise @ The Sage Gateshead - Saturday 8 November

We have a limited number of tickets for this great event so we ask that you sign up NOW by paying your £15 deposit (per ticket) to Anne Scott or Liz Roberts. Please make your cheques payable to Hebron Evangelical Church. The total cost will be £25 and this will include the ticket and coach. We will have some time for lunch and shopping at the Metro Centre before we go to The Sage for the afternoon performance; arriving back in Carlisle in the early evening.

 

Prom Praise is a delightful mix of sacred and concert music; blending hymns and worship music with an orchestral backing, alongside selections of secular music. It features the All souls Orchestra and Prom Praise North East Choir conducted by Noel Tredinnick with guest soloist Joanne Lunn (soprano) and will be hosted by Rico Tice. It combines the spirit of “Songs of Praise” with the world-famous “Last Night of the Proms” and is a feast of  orchestral, solo and choral items. There will be an element of celebration too when Noel and the Orchestra invite the audience to stand and join in to sing some favourite hymns and worship songs.

 

Proceeds from the performances will be given to support the work of the North East   Charity “Tiny Lives”, and The Langham Arts School project “Prom Praise for Schools”.