Eythorne Baptist Church

From the coordination via social networking websites of protests in Iran, to the phasing out of textbooks in favour of online learning resources in California, to your viewing of this article wherever you are in the world, Internet technology has changed the way we live.

And, whether you think it for better or worse, it will continue to do so.

Some time in the next three years our elderly television set will have to go, since it provides merely four analogue channels. Our dilemma is whether to live without TV, or embrace a multiplicity of digital possibilities. So I decided to read thoroughly a broadsheet media guide.

A few years ago a group of salesmen went to a regional sales convention in Chicago. They had assured their wives that they would be home in plenty of time for Friday night's dinner. In their rush home through the airport, with tickets and briefcases, one of these salesmen inadvertently kicked over a table which held a display of apples. Apples flew everywhere.

I read this article and thought I'd share it (errh.. yes, okay I have no excuses for reading an article on Barbie!)

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Eythorne Good Friday Services - All welcome to our church services and tea, starting at 3.30pm.

The speaker is Pastor Lewis Allen from the Gunnersbury Baptist church.

In Florida, an atheist created a case agasinst the upcoming Easter and Passover Holy days. He hired an attorney to bring a discrimination case against the Christians and the Jews and observances of their Holy days. The argument was that it was unfair that atheist had no such reconised days.

We're looking at planning a Men's Curry Night, provisionally for Friday 13th March. Can you let Tony or Neil know if you're interested in coming along (men only! :-))...

Just thought i would tell those of you who ran the course at the end of last year thankyou for enlightening me, and enhancing what i already new. I also would like to thank the cooks and kitchen staff lol.. the meals were delicious.. And i really enjoyed learning about the bible and the book of Mark.

The sight of stunned employees carrying their personal possessions in cardboard boxes out of the Lehman Bank building is etched in my memory. Gathering in a state of shock in local bars, some dulled their pain with alcohol and tried to rebuild self-worth through group support.

We are planning another Christianity Explored Course starting on January 12th at 10 am. This will be a morning course designed for those who are around during the day - specifically mothers. We hope to provide a creche.

Channel 4’s The Secret Millionaire is TV that can legitimately claim to change lives. Each programme follows a millionaire as they go ‘undercover’ for two weeks, to experience life on benefit in a deprived area. During their fortnight, the millionaire seeks out volunteer opportunities with local community projects, with a view to identifying worthy causes to which they can donate cash.

Who is Christianity Explored for?
Christianity Explored is for anyone who wants to investigate Christianity informally with a group of other people.

This annual sponsored event organised by Friends of Kent Churches (FKC) takes place on the second Saturday in September. It’s great fun to be a part of this event, as an active participant or as a recorder of visiting cyclists and walkers.

If you missed Steve Lawson (or any other recent service at EBC) click on audio files and listen online.