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John Blanchard: Is God Past His Sell-by Date?
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Dale Ralph Davis: The Wisdom and the Folly
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Louis Berkhof : Systematic Theology
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Mark Dever: 9 Marks of a Healthy Church
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This Sunday morning at 11.00am is our Children's Carol service. We will have a short time together with the young children in mind. We will sing and have the Christmas story explained to us. Afterwards the children are invited to do some craft in the hall.
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Then at 6.30pm we are having a traditional carols by candle light service. Refreshments will be served in the hall after both services.
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Your Children's Carol Service sounds so refreshing. This Christmas Eve, my nieces were part of a cute little play at church that seemed to have nothing to do with the coming of Jesus. It was all quite adorable, but even my atheist nephew looked over at me and said, "Where's the Christmas story?" Christmas is about the only time he attends church. He looked strangely hungry to hear the Bible.
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