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Groups for Older People “Building Better Relationships” Welcome to the Churches of Camberley Here you will find details of the eleven Local Churches who meet in the Camberley area and our Groups for Older People “Building Better Relationships” Charity registration number: 1154152 Ladies Coffee Morning: On the 2nd Tuesday of each Golden Years: month at 10.30am there is a meeting for the ladies to spend At the Beacon we place time together over a cup of a high priority on those in their coffee and listen to a visiting “Golden Years”. The aim of Golden speaker. Years is to provide a welcoming, Email: relaxed and friendly environment for [email protected] people to come and enjoy lovely Tel: 01276 22265 homemade cakes and a cup of tea. It also provides an opportunity to introduce people to the Christian faith. At the coffee mornings there will often be a short talk, from members of the church and community, and the chance to have a good chat with your friends. Once a term Golden Years also arrange outings and lunches. Golden Years is run by a team of people, headed up by Richard and Julie Birt. It runs at the Beacon Centre, on the Old Dean from 10am CAMBERLEY BAPTIST on Friday mornings. Scrabble Club: If you would like to know more Tuesdays 10:30 – 12:00 (term please speak to one of the Welcome time) mixed ability group of Team or email us. Someone from the people from. Golden Years Team will contact you. Contact: 01276 61512 If you have a problem with transport please contact us and we will see how we can help! Contact: 01276 670650 ST. MICHAEL’S Knit & Natter: Two Wednesdays a month in term time 10:00am – 11:30am. Bring Cameo – Lunch Club: is a along your stitching projects. Please place for friendship over a check with delicious Lunch – it is open to Contact: Elaine Pavey on 01276 anyone and meets the first 25377 or Wednesday of the month £3 per [email protected] person. To book Telephone Kay in the Church Office. Songs of Praise: Every third Thursday 2:15pm. Well loved hymns with friendship, fellowship and afternoon tea. The Oasis Coffee Shop: every Thursday 8:45 – 11:00am – everyone is welcome to come and have a cuppa, cake and a chat in relaxed friendly atmosphere. Contact: [email protected] or Tel: 01276 685167 HIGH CROSS: The Wednesday Club: started Monday Lunch Club: The Club at least 30 years ago in the meets every Monday at 12noon, Camberley Methodist Church, when people gather on the originally meetings on a ground floor for a chat before Wednesday evening. On moving going to the hall upstairs for a to High Cross, many of the two course lunch. A good time Church meetings were also held of friendship and fellowship is on Wednesdays, so we kept the had by all ages. The cost is name but now meet on the first £3.50 and there is no need to THURSDAY of each month. book in advance. We are an informal group - mostly ladies of all ages, but the Patchers: (All types of Sewing) men join us for some events. this group meets every Monday We usually meet in members' evening on the ground floor homes and most of our evenings from 7.30pm, except for bank involve food of some sort; holidays and the occasional barbecues, salad supper, take-a- 'night out'. Anyone bringing a way meals..... Once a year we craft is welcome; individual hold a fund raising event for our projects have included cross- chosen charity. stitch and tapestry pictures, About half our regular attendees patchwork quilts, knitting, even are High Cross members and we mending. If you want to try a all enjoy our evenings of food, new craft but don't know how to laughter and fellowship. go about it there will surely be one of us who can put you on Melody for the Mind: This the right path. “Patchers” is fun, group is for those people with productive friendship and you'll dementia and memory problems, meet people from inside and along with their carers. The outside High Cross. There is no group meets on the first and pressure to come every week, in third Fridays of each month at fact it is a great joy to welcome 1.30pm. We start with old friends as well as delight in refreshments, and then follow on getting to know new folk. If you with an hour of singing and don't feel like 'working', then just musical activities. There is no come and chat. Follow the noise charge for this activity. of laughter to the group who Tel: 01276 66798 meet where there is no closed www.highcross.org.uk email: door. [email protected] Wednesday HEATHERSIDE: Cafe Tuesday Afternoon Meets every Fellowship Wednesday at Meets Tuesdays 2.30 - 3.45pm St. Martin’s in term- Heatherside Community Centre. time for two hours Informal services with speakers and a 10:30 - 12:00. cup of tea An opportunity to chat and share For the over 50s in the Heatherside news over a cup of Community Centre. tea or coffee and biscuits Contact: [email protected] or [email protected] Bereavement Tea: A support group for those who have lost a loved one. For conversation & a monthly tea- party in the church on the first Wednesday of the month from 3.00 - 4.30 pm.. The Seniors' Coffee Contact: 01276 23958 or Morning [email protected] is a relaxing environment where those of retirement age can meet for coffee, delicious home-made cakes and a chat. It meets at 10.30am every Thursday morning throughout the year and there are about 20 people attending. Every month there is a short communion service. There is an annual summer afternoon tea, and at Christmas time, there is also a Champagne Tea. Anybody who would like to join the Seniors' Coffee Morning would be most welcome! For more information please contact or St Paul’s Church Tel: 01276 700210 stpaulschurch.camberley.org.uk email: [email protected] a e i High Cross Church (United CrossRoads Church (Evangelical) The Beacon Church Reformed/ Methodist) Queen Mary Ave, (Newfrontiers) Knoll Road, GU15 3SY. GU15 3BH. Berkshire Road, GU15 4DG. Tel: 01276 66798 Tel: 01276 22265 Tel: 01276 670650 Web: highcross.org.uk Web: crossroadscamberley.co.uk Web: beaconchurch.co.uk b f j St Martin’s Church (C of E) St Paul’s Church (C of E) St Peter & St John Church (RC) 231 Upper College Ride, Crawley Ridge, GU15 2AD. Parish Office, 1 Caesar’s Camp GU15 4HE. Tel: 01276 700210 Road, Old Dean, GU15 4ED. Tel: 01276 23958 Web: Tel: 01276 473525 Web: stmartinolddean.com stpaulschurch.camberley.org.uk Web: cbparish.co.uk c g k St Michael’s Church (C of E) St Mary’s Church (C of E) St Tarcisius Church (RC) London Road, GU15 3JP Park Road, GU15 2SR. 227 London Road, GU15 3EY. Tel: 01276 23602 Tel: 01276 685167 Tel: 01276 473525 Web: stmichaelscamberley.com Web: stmaryscamberley.org.uk Web: cbparish.co.uk d h Heatherside Church (C of E) Camberley Baptist Church Martindale Avenue, GU15 1BB. (Bapt) Tel: 07857 183234 Frimley Road, GU15 3EN. Web: Heathersidechurch.org.uk Tel: 01276 61512 Web: 3countiesbaptistchurch.co.uk The aim of Churches Together in Camberley (CTC) is to build better relationships. We want to play our part in building better relationships between different parts of the community, different nationalities living in Camberley, different churches and, above all, building better relationships between ourselves and God. CTC is made up of all the main Christian Churches in Camberley who are committed to working together, praying together and making a difference in our local community of Camberley. With this leaflet comes an invitation to you, to come and share with us the wonderful discovery that knowing Jesus Christ as our friend brings us the peace and strength for daily living and the hope for the life to come. We look forward to seeing you soon! For further in formation on any of these Churches and their service times please contact them directly or Email: [email protected] Mob Tel: 07540 110217 Web: churchestogetherincamberley.org.uk b i j a c k f h e g d Other organisations supporting you in Camberley : Camberley Care Trust: Donation based transport & subsidised Handyman service. Address: Community Link, Ian Goodchild Centre, Knoll Road, Camberley, GU15 3SY. Tel: Care Cars: 01276 707696. Care & Repair: 01276 707692 Web: www.camberleycare.org Surrey Heath Age Concern: Visiting and befriending service & Tea and Coffee Shop for the Over 50’s in Camberley Town Centre. Open Mon-Sat 10am – 3pm. Address: Community Link, Ian Goodchild Centre, Knoll Road, Camberley, GU15 3SY. Tel: 01276 707585 Web: www.sh-ac.org.uk/ Surrey Heath Community Services: The Windle Valley Day centre, Dial-a-ride, Meals at Home and Community Alarm "Help-Line“. Address: Community Services, Surrey Heath House Knoll Road, Camberley, GU15 3HD Tel: 01276 707679 Email: [email protected] Web: www.surreyheath.gov.uk/community/communityservices/default.htm .
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