CCK Men’s Weekend – Fight The Good Fight Of The Faith

March 8th, 2010

When: 21st – 23rd May. Friday evening till Sunday afternoon.
Where: Chantmarle Christian Resource Centre, Dorset. DT2 0HD.
Prices: £58, £40 for 18’s and under
You can book a space on the CCK Coach for just £22

At CCK we want to gather men to a sense of mission and purpose. We want to build a church where men have their identity truly rooted in Christ and their focus on something eternal.

What we need at CCK and what the church around the world needs is Godly men, not just for the sake of the men themselves but for all. For men to become who they are intended to be by God will have enormous ramifications for the church and for our city.

Please book in today for our Men’s Weekend. It will be a hugely worthwhile time of hearing from God, worshipping together and spending lots of time with other men in the church.

We are really honoured to have two gifted teachers joining us; Matt Hosier (Gateway Church, Poole) and Rory Dyer (Glenridge Church International, Durban, South Africa). I trust both Matt and Rory will be a huge help to us.

Spaces are limited so I encourage you to book in promptly. Please note you can book in today but we won’t take the money from your account till May so don’t worry about the cashflow!

Joel Virgo

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This Week @ CCK – 8-14 Mar

March 8th, 2010

Monday 8th March

- Men’s Prayer for Brighton @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7.30-8.15am)

Friends First with Cocaine Anonymous @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7.30pm)

- Choir @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (8pm)

Tuesday 9th March

- Beta Course @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7pm)

- Netball Training @ Crew Club, Coolham Drive, Whitehawk (8pm)

Wednesday 10th March

- Mum’s Prayer @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (10am)

- Zone meetings in your area:

Brighton Central: 14-17 Manchester Street, Brighton. BN2 1TF
North Brighton: 8pm All Saints Barn, Patcham
East: 7.30pm Brighton racecourse
For all other zones, contact your zone leader

Friday 12th March

New Horizons @ 21-23 Clarendon Villas, BN3 3RE (2pm)

- Engage (15-18 yr olds) @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7.30pm)

- CCKY (11-14 yr olds) @ 21-23 Clarendon Villas, BN3 3RE (7pm)

Saturday 13th March

- Prayer Meeting @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (8-9am)

Sunday 14th March // Mothers’ Day and Baby Thanksgiving

- Meeting @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (9.15am, 11.30am and 6.30pm). Joel Virgo will be preaching at all three services. Simon Brading will be leading worship at 9.15am and 11.30am, and Phatfish will be leading worship at 6.30pm.

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Men and Women of Honour: Ted Tull

March 4th, 2010

Ted Tull: Cussing, drinking, ex Army born and bred Brightonian blown away by Jesus

I was born in Brighton on the 11th of September 1931. I was born within a 100 yards of the clock tower. At that time, it was a very old and very derelict Brighton. I lived in Moulsecoomb when the war came along. They weren’t sure what was going to happen and expected Germans to come over. I remember one Sunday the sirens went off,  my father barricaded the window and we sat with our gas marks on. 20 minutes later the ‘all clear’ went off. It was one of our planes coming back and so  a false alarm!

They got all the evacuees out of London – school children, young people to Brighton. We had 3 evacuees living with us for 2 years. We had a few bombs in Brighton but nothing like they had in London.

I remember on Boxing Day they dropped a few bombs next to us. It happened whilst we were eating our dinner and my father and uncles left the dinner table and ran out to put the fire out.

When the war finished I got a job as an electrician. I was 14 then. When I was 15, I took up cycle racing on a velodrome as a sport. I was in a cycle team called The Brighton and Hove Wheelers and we won the Sussex championship!

At 21, I was conscripted and went into the army for 2 years into the Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers. I learnt to drive there and used to drive army trucks. I drove the CO’s car once! I got into trouble once for not securing the load down! The canon I was transporting slid down across the truck, hit the side and went over. Fortunately there was no car on the opposite side. I got 14 days for that incident.

I got married whilst I was in the army and my wife and I got a basement flat on Richmond street. It was a bit of a hole, damp and with mice. I got a job as an electrician with Otis.

I was brought up in a family that was on the booze and every weekend there was party in our house.  I was brought up to go to church. It was like that in those days, but there was no substance to my going to church. So when I got married, my natural tendency to wind down was to get a drink. My vent from the pressure of work and being married was to go down with the boys and have a drink. Drink became hard to control. I was always having ‘one for the road’. I kept getting home late and that caused friction between my wife and I.

One day, a man called Alan Guthridge joined Otis. He was a former wrestler and he started talking to me about Jesus. I would say it was a load of rubbish. I was pressed to be an atheist. I couldn’t trust something written down 2000 years. Alan used to write scriptures out for me like John 3:16 and I used to read these scriptures. They had a bit of a meaning to me but I couldn’t get to grips with it. Alan used to tell me about the end of the world, as written in the Bible. The last chapter of the book of Malachi in the Bible talks about the earth ending with fervent heat. They had just let the atom bomb off and videos of Hiroshima getting flattened were all over the TV. I never thought the earth would get melted, but I began to see that if this atom bomb was possible, anything could happen! This triggered of an interest in the Bible. When Alan would say to me why don’t you accept Jesus as your Saviour, I didn’t know what he was talking about. I used to say, you’ve become religious. He was a tough, quick tempered guy and I knew why he would be religious. Once in a fit of rage at his wife he had thrown down the door of his house. He had needed religion to calm down! But I couldn’t see my weakness.

Anyway, I went home and studied the gospel of John and when I read the trial of Christ I couldn’t say honestly that He was a madman and it was rubbish. I wanted to. I wanted to say it was like Alice in Wonderland, a story – all fabricated. But as I read it, I couldn’t dismiss it and I’d challenge anyone to read it openly and then rip it out and say it was rubbish. I couldn’t call Christ a liar. I couldn’t say I’d rather enjoy my pints than follow Jesus.

It said Jesus rose from the dead and I asked God to reveal this truth to me. I wanted to know whether there was anything more to life otherwise I may as well eat, drink and be merry. I went down on my knees and said “God please would you show me. I don’t want to be religious”. If there is truth, if a man rose from the dead, forget religion, that’s ground breaking! A man rose from the dead! I had no time for religion. I was a hypocrite myself. This resurrection blew me away.

I either had to accept that Jesus had risen again or there was no truth to Christianity ultimately. As I considered the events, I came to the conclusion that the best explanation of what is recorded had to be that they really took place. As a result I was able to joyfully put my trust in Jesus and become a Christian.

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CCK Brighton iPhone App; WHY?

March 3rd, 2010

So why develop an iPhone app? Why not just watch the videos on your computer at home? Isn’t it the same content? What’s the point?

Creating an iPhone app enables those already making use of the content to do so in a fashion that may suit them better. In essence it is the same content as the website, but now everything can be viewed or listened to on the move (on the bus or the train!) without the need for a computer or laptop. The media is available to download too, so can be stored on the phone and enjoyed later.

It’s helpful to take into account the 40,000 Internet downloads of the CCK Sunday preaching in 2009. The three CCK blogs had a similar number of views since they launched in May last year; and so it’s clear that there are many people around the world (from 139 different nations) that value what is preached here enough to download it all!

At CCK we want to be constantly engaging with those at the forefront of technology, exploiting as many ways to communicate the message of the gospel as possible. We also hope this app will serve those who perhaps haven’t been in touch with CCK before, and even those who’ve never encountered Jesus before.

Fantastically for us, the application was developed free of charge by Brightec; a web and application development company run by Andy Ferrett, a CCK church member who wanted to trial an app development for us.

Fantastically for you, the app is completely free to download from the iTunes app store.  Do it today!

Click here to get the iTunes app store and download the app

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This Week @ CCK – 1-7 Mar

March 1st, 2010

Monday 1st March

- Men’s Prayer for Brighton @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7.30-8.15am)

Friends First with Cocaine Anonymous @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7.30pm)

- Choir @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (8pm)

Tuesday 2nd March

- Beta Course @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7pm)

- Netball Training @ Crew Club, Coolham Drive, Whitehawk (8pm)

Wednesday 3rd March

- Mum’s Prayer @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (10am)

- Small groups meeting in your area

Thursday 4th March

- Small groups meeting in your area

Friday 5th March

New Horizons @ 21-23 Clarendon Villas, BN3 3RE (2pm)

- Engage (15-18 yr olds) @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7.30pm)

- CCKY (11-14 yr olds) @ 21-23 Clarendon Villas, BN3 3RE (7pm)

Saturday 6th March

- Prayer Meeting @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (8-9am)

- New England Arts Orchestra @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (10am-12.30pm)

Sunday 7th March

- Meeting @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (9.15am, 11.30am and 6.30pm). Joel Virgo will be preaching at all three services. Jules Burt will be leading worship at 9.15am and 11.30am, and Simon Brading will be leading worship at 6.30pm.

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Men and Women of Honour: Roy and Isabella Davey

February 24th, 2010

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Roy and Isabella Davey: From Peru to Brighton

Roy and Isabella Davey live in Brighton and regularly attend Church of Christ the King. Roy has recently written a commentary on the book of Romans in Spanish based on the Dr. Martin Lloyd Jones’ interpretation. Prior to that he served the churches in the jungles and hills of Peru. It was whilst he was in Peru that he met Isabella. They share their stories..

for-yp-modRoy: In Feb 1980, I had a break down. Before that I found that my mind was closing down and my performance at work was decreasing drastically. Yet in April that year, I met Jesus in the street! At 9:30 one night, I heard an audible voice saying “you could die tomorrow”. I knew that was true because of the drugs and alcohol that I was regularly consuming. I panicked but suddenly remembered something I had heard in Sunday School about hell. In my panic I phoned up a local pastor and asked if I could see him. It was 10:30 by then and he asked if it was a matter of life and death! Yes!…I met him and he spoke to me about Jesus Christ for an hour. I left his house and was walking home. It was like I was walking with a blanket draped around my head touching the ground when suddenly a great divine hand came down and lifted the blanket off. It was extraordinary! In that moment, I went from extreme depression to extreme elation. I was so excited I was helping old ladies cross the road, whether or not she wanted to!

I went to Bible college then. I was 37! I studied a lot there, about 15 hours a day and I loved it. Whilst at Bible College, a Peruvian lady missionary spoke about Peru needing Bible teachers and her talk stuck out to me. I used to find missionaries talks boring, but this was different. So I asked God whether he wanted me to do this and I felt lead to read a verse that was written on the inside cover of my missionary principles notebook. It was Acts 7:23, “When Moses was forty years old, he decided to visit his fellow Israelites.” Well I was 40 and I knew that the Christians in Peru were my brothers and sisters so this gave me an inclining to go to Peru. It was 7 years before the doors finally opened for me to go. I didn’t know why though, but when I got to Peru I realised my God had delayed my trip so that He could use the time to work in my heart. I would have collapsed and come home in disobedience that first year if I hadn’t had those 7 years of preparation.

I went to Peru in 1993 and lived there for 14 years. I spent 6 years in the mountains and 8 years on the coast training people to be pastors. Most people don’t have money to go to Bible college, so the church I was linked to had its own Bible college. Pastors would come down from the mountains or up from the jungles and they would be looked after for 2 years. I would be one of their teachers. I taught from the Bible and also by living out a Christian life to them. I loved it.

I came back to England in 2007. I came back to work on the book, but we now feel that God has closed the door for us to go back to South America and stay on in England. Just a couple of weeks ago we got a visa for Isabella to stay here. I felt the Lord say ‘mission accomplished’ which is a lovely thing to hear at the end.
For young people thinking of pursuing mission overseas, don’t go unless you’re certain God has told you to go. The missions turned me down because of my age so I went out as an independent missionary. I had a lot of discouragement but I trusted God and knew it was His plan for me to be in Peru.

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Isabella (Roy translating): I lead a very empty life before I became a follower of Jesus. I was a very religious catholic and went to all the masses but my life was empty and aimless. I used to read the Bible but I did not understand it. During my teenage years, my parents separated and I had to assume parental responsibility for my siblings. Around that time, some of my friends became Christians and I noticed a difference in their lives. Their faces changed, they looked happy! They invited me to go to their church. At their church, people received me with a great deal of love. It was like stepping into another world all together! When the meeting started the words of the songs spoke to my heart and when the pastor preached, he stripped my life bare. It was as if someone had told the pastor about me! I didn’t think I was a sinner in comparison to others but that night I felt like a sinner. That night I saw my life like a film and I saw my rebellious personality in even the smallest of things.

That night I chose to follow Jesus.

I had an extraordinary joy in my heart after that and my life changed completely. I asked for lots of miracles to show people God’s grace and glorify Him and I have loads of stories of God’s provision.

One evening not too long after I became a Christian, I went to a village. A mother of 8 children had died that morning. I couldn’t accept that this was God’s will to take away a mother from her 8 children. So I prayed and the mother came back to life! That resulted in many people putting their trust in Jesus.

It wasn’t always easy for me though. I was thrown out of my house when I became a Christian. I had to hide and read my Bible under streetlights in the dead of the night but God was always there to strengthen me.

He lead me to marry Roy in a very special way even though I had to wait many years before we met.

I love it here at CCK. God has used me to encourage some of the younger Spanish speaking women at CCK. My English is very poor but I want to stay on in England more than Roy!

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Women’s Day:Women of Authority

February 23rd, 2010

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Lena Newman reviews The Women’s Day event conducted on the 13th of Feb..

It was absolutely amazing and so encouraging to see so many women gathered in one place last Saturday, united despite clear differences in age, race, culture and background – but all desiring to meet with God, engage with the word and expectant to hear His voice.

The sense of momentum and genuine excitement built as four hundred women realised that being sold out for Jesus in this city could change it’s face forever.

Admittedly I felt for the handful of males in the room, (who were outnumbered by a hundred to one!) and I was very grateful for their willingness to serve us.

After a brief intro by our lovely host Kate Virgo, we kick-started the day with amazing worship and met with the Spirit in a powerful way.

We got straight into the first session with Livy Gibbs powerfully teaching from Genesis, explaining to us the foundations of the God-given authority given to women as well as men from the beginning. She took us right through the New Testament and admonished us to use our authority and leadership, explaining that although headship is rightly gendered, leadership and authority aren’t, and pleaded with us to take seriously Jesus’ commission to do greater things than he did.

After a short break, Wendy Virgo took the next session, and preached from Esther, on the same topic of authority – but with a different perspective. Wendy brought to life the story of Esther as a woman of faith with humble beginnings, and vividly explained how God used her to redeem and save a nation. Their very different approaches to authority, and the different generations they were brought up in complemented each other wonderfully and gave a very rounded picture of what authority looks like for us.

Finally session three was an open time of worship and prayer, and different ministries and areas affecting women of all ages was brought to God in fervent, passionate prayer. It was particularly moving and right to see the older generation honoured in such a wonderful way – as those in their twenties and thirties gathered around them to pray for renewed faith and calling for the future.

It was truly refreshing to go to such an equipping women’s day, with solid biblical teaching on theology, spirit-filled worship, and fervent prayer. Throughout the day there was a clear sense of being commissioned as women to come alongside the men, as together we fight the battle to win this city to Christ! What an absolute privilege.

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Men and Women of Honour: Doug and Alison Davis

February 17th, 2010

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Doug and Alison Davis – CCK Pioneers

d-a-1Doug: We became Christians when we were very young. I was brought up in a Christian home. My father was a soldier in the Navy during World War 2. He wasn’t a Christian but when he was 20, he met a Scottish guy who led him to Jesus. That had an effect when he came home after the war. He was very excited and enthusiastic about what Jesus had done for him. He would go to the docks and share. After the war, he joined the police and was involved with Police Christian Association.

I learnt a lot of things about God but never experienced God till I was 15. I was in a Baptist church in Purley. At a youth weekend, someone shared their story about how they discovered Jesus as their God and suddenly I knew Jesus was God. My life changed. And then Alison arrived!

Alison: I wasn’t brought up in a Christian home. My father was in the Air Force and was killed during the war. When she was 40, my mother became a Christian and I was dragged along to church which I found thoroughly boring! A few years later, God spoke to me at a Billy Graham crusade meeting and a year later I became a Christian. At the same time a close friend of mine became a Christian too! So we decided to find a church together and that’s how we ended up at Purley Baptist church and I met Doug!

We went out for 5 years before we got married. Doug started walking me home after church every week. It was a chemical thing! I was 16 and getting interested in guys and I saw this guy and went “Wow! He’s a Christian guy, he must be good!” (laughs) and there was no turning back!

Doug: When I first saw Alison, she had a very nice skirt on! When I told my mother she said, “Not that girl with the short skirt.” (laughs) “Afraid so mum!.” I was a lively guy. Alison’s parents were from a higher class than us, but they learned to love me.

We were 21 when we got married. I was working with British Telecom. I worked with BT all my professional life – 40 years. Before we were married, we’d ride down to Brighton every weekend on my scooter, lie on the beach, have tanned bodies for the rest of the week and then come back the next weekend! We always loved Brighton and so we decided that when we were married we’d move down. We bought a bungalow in Portslade and we had Matt and Stephanie there.

Alison: When we first moved to Brighton, we weren’t too plugged in to a church. There wasn’t a sense of community there and we didn’t feel very settled or happy. So one day, we decided to pack up and move to Australia. We lived there for two and a half years

Doug: My advice to anyone considering a move is to really pray about it and seek God first. We didn’t do that. Thed-a-31 environment we were in wasn’t too good. The church we were in wasn’t teaching us how to live our lives and we weren’t enthusiastic about searching the Bible on how to either. I think we missed out on something over there.

We came back to Brighton and went to a church called Gloucester Place Baptist Church on London Road. Something extraordinary happened whilst we were there. A young girl had a liver problem and was on dialysis 3 times a week for a number of weeks. She had become seriously ill was about to be hospitalized. She went to pray with the Pastor and as she spoke to him, she said suddenly the Holy Spirit came on her and she was healed! The next day, she went in to Sussex Hospital was completely fine. Where earlier her face and skin were yellow and filled with marks from the injections, her skin was now clear and pink. The doctors decided to x-ray her and the doctors were stunned! The x-ray showed that she had 2 new kidneys and her notes were filed away with the heading ‘healed through prayer’. I still get emotional when I share this story 30 years after it happened.

I felt God say to me, “So what do you reckon of that then?”

She told people in church. Some were sceptical, but many shared her joy. This experience was a catalyst and a turning point for us. We decided to figure out what was going on. So we met a guy called Henry Tyler and joined up with him. And that was the beginning of CCK.

Terry Virgo then came over and we saw huge growth. Regularly, people were becoming followers of Jesus and growing in their knowledge of God. We’ve been so blessed to have been involved right from the beginning. We got totally involved. We’ve done house groups, area groups and every other kind of group. I was involved in leadership for a while. Terry guided us well and we’ve benefited so much from his wisdom over the years.

Watching our son Matt being set aside as an Elder was a special moment. We’re really for him and what he’s doing. He’s the fruit of prayer gone into his life. We’re just so happy for him and very, very proud.

I like how our church is setup with leaders who really look out for you, who are there to guide and instruct you. If you get into trouble you can always see them and they’ll try to help you out. It’s encouraging seeing young people who’ve grown in God in such a short period of time. When you’ve been around for a while, you go “Wow! Look how God’s growing them and bringing them along.” We have this young guy preaching, Joel, who I remember seeing first as a child at CCK! We’re really benefiting along with other people in the autumn of our life through how God’s developing him as our leader. These are guys God has chosen to lead us. There are always the smaller things we may not understand, but I like to look at the larger picture and see how God’s is touching and impacting people’s lives every week now.

Alison: A few years ago, I felt that I wanted to bring friends to a church that we were proud of. We’ve never felt like that about other churches we’ve been part of. We felt it wouldn’t be relevant or that religion was being preached. But CCK is so relevant to our neighbours, friends, family – it’s got everything we wouldn’t be ashamed of and would love them to be a part of. We’re so glad with what God is doing here and are so glad we have a part to play in such an exciting time as this!

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An iPhone app for CCK

February 15th, 2010

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CCK is proud to announce the arrival of the CCK iPhone app! In development for the last few months and pioneered and designed by Brightec, (a Brighton based company run by a CCK church member) it is now available in the iTunes app store.

This free application is the latest facility for people the world over to get hold of the preaching that happens every Sunday at CCK. If you are one of the 37 million people worldwide that owns either an iPhone or iPod touch, this app will enable you to access the whole media backlog as well as audio and video downloads of the very latest messages. This features preaching from Joel Virgo, Terry Virgo, John Hosier and others.

With this app you can also read our three CCK blogs; The CCK Blog, The CCK Life Blog and the CCK Reason Blog, as well as the Worship School Blog, right from the screen of your device. As well as all that the church calendar will be available, showing what’s happening in the life of the church during the week. The free CCK bus service route and timetable will be available as well as some information about Sunday services and how to find us.

As far as we are aware we’re the first church in the UK to have their own app, a fact which has been picked up by a few local media outlets including an excellent article in The Argus newspaper.

Download it now and let us know what you think!

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This Week @ CCK – 15-21 Feb

February 15th, 2010

Monday 15th February

- Men’s Prayer for Brighton @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7.30-8.15am)

- Friends First with Cocaine Anonymous @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7.30pm)

- Choir @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (8pm)

Tuesday 16th February

- Beta Course @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7pm)

- Netball Training @ Crew Club, Coolham Drive, Whitehawk (8pm)

Wednesday 17th February

- Mum’s Prayer @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (10am)

- Small groups meeting in your area

Thursday 18th February

- Small groups meeting in your area

Friday 19th February

- New Horizons @ 21-23 Clarendon Villas, BN3 3RE (2pm)

- Engage (15-18 yr olds) @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7.30pm)

- CCKY (11-14 yr olds) @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (7pm)

Saturday 20th February

- Prayer Meeting @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (8-9am)

- Alternatives Prayer Meeting @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (9.30-10.30am)

- New England Arts Orchestra @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (10am-12.30pm)

Sunday 21st February

- Meeting @ Clarendon Centre, 47 New England Street, BN1 4GQ (9.15am, 11.30am and 6.30pm). Phil Turner will be preaching at all three services. Phatfish will be leading worship at 9.15am and 11.30am, and Steve Rowland will be leading worship at 6.30pm.

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