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Caversham holiday club

admin — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 17:25:16 +0000

This Half term in Caversham, come along to Caversham Baptist Church’s Holiday club on 14th February to find a special kind of love 10am – 2pm for 5 – 11 year olds.

for more details call the church office or email office@cavershambaptistchurch.org.uk

Life’s questions

cbcadmin — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 19:01:45 +0000

Are you 14 to 18 years old? Do you have questions about life, the universe and everything?

Unsure about the bible’s relevance to your life? Then come along to the Bible Study
group here on Thursdays evenings to find out more.

Call the number below or e-mail the church office for more details.

Youth clubs in Caversham

admin — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 18:47:25 +0000

Getting bored with the humdrum of Friday nights? Are you wanting to get out and do something, but there’s no where for the children?

Well Caversham Baptist Church may well have the answers.

From 5.30pm your year one children (5 -7 year old children) can come along to Gems the youth club for this age group and do craft, play games, have video evenings.

from 6.45 your 8 – 11year old children can come to Pebbles and take part in video games, do craft and drama. And much more and all this while you enjoy a cup of coffee on Caversham Baptist Church, in Costa Coffee shop in the Precinct.

So, if you want to get out and meet new people then come along leave your children in our care and we’ll take you for a coffee.

And, if you have 11 – 16 year old children, then CBC is the place to be on a Friday night, for computer games, air hockey, darts, snooker or just a place to chat to your mates. Come along from 8pm to the new look Caversham Baptist Church youth club every Friday night.

Caversham youth clubs all start back on Friday 18th September. If you would like more information or you would like to help out with one of our clubs, please contact the church office on 0118 954 5353 or e-mail us.

The Pastor Ponders

admin — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 10:34:11 +0000

HOW INCONVENIENT

If anyone ever told you that following Jesus would make your life easier – either they were not following Jesus or they were lying or they had an unusual experience of life.

Jesus never promised comfort, but He did promise fulfilment.

At Christmas we remember the circumstances of Jesus’ birth. At the most inconvenient time to his mother, the Romans ordered everyone to return to their hometown for a census.

If God could have planned the baby’s arrival a few months earlier or later, it would have been less unpleasant. As it was Mary had to give birth in a field or a stable rather than in her own home.

The privilege of being the mother of God’s Son included the cost of sharing His suffering. When God came to earth He gave Himself few advantages.

He was born homeless, his early years were spent as an asylum-seeker and he was raised in a peasant family.

This was because Jesus not only wanted to identify with humanity, He wanted to identify with the least and lowest.

Eventually He died a criminal’s death on a cruel cross. In doing this He conquered death, sin and Satan. He made it possible for us to know God. God the creator who made us, who gave us gifts and strengths/weaknesses.

God who has a purpose for each one of us. God who loved us so much that He gave His only Son so that, those who will turn to Him, may be reconciled to Him forever.