On Sunday 27th April 2008
The Man Behind The Magic Returned….
Bringing a Fresh Blog Post with him!
As April is slowly coming to a close and everybody is settling back into normal routines after the Spring Holidays one thing stays the same Church & Chips – and this weeks Church & Chips was small, but loud and the theme of the teaching was all about the Creation, but most importantly The Creator.
We gathered together before Worship, as always and met up with friends – some we dont see at school or work and chatted, played games and basically we were ourselves, because sometimes you can find yourself overwhelmed during the week and its good to get your feet back on the ground (or is that just me?)
Because I have been away and missed Church & Chips last week – it was the first time in a month or so that I saw Victoria, Kelvin & The Girls – and we swapped stories of our holidays, accompanied by the odd poke and anaconda picture.
We started Worship together this morning – Victoria was multitasking due to the absence of the Band as they played with the Scouts at a special march. Victoria led the meeting and played the piano – which even for a lady, seems quite hard!
After we had welcomed new friends in our visitors from Maidstone in Kent, Victoria showed the whole meeting the picture in which I have a massive (not sure if its fully grown or not) Anaconda on my shoulders. – Our Hymns focussed on Creation with All Things Bright And Beautiful and other school assembly classics and after indulging (Nice Word! Indulging!) in some prayer time the kids and the poor souls who were teaching us went downstairs to explore our amazing cause in more kid friendly detail.
This included playing a game that is very similar to Pictionary – drawing animals and stuff that God created during the Creation Week and making cool Creation Posters, depicting some more of the amazing creations – some of the pictures included Cute Turtles and Amazing Sand Dunes. Finally, before we went back upstairs to join the final stages of Worship we prepared some plant pots – two each – with some Sunflower seeds to begin a compettion to see who could grow the biggest Sunflowers, one of the two pots were given to a member of the church so that we affectivley became little Garden Buddies, Anne told us to ask the people we gave them too how their flowers were getting on – it will be interesting to see whos survives the slugs – and the test of time.
After we joined in with the closing of worship – which included my favorite hymn ever!, unfortunately I have forgotten what it is called – and some more Prayer, You can never get enough Prayer.
Downstairs we dined on Sausage & Chips, prepared by Maureen – (Dean is working in A) and had a bit of fun before the dawn of a brand new week – which will bring fresh challenges for all!
Jordan