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WARMLEY, SYSTON AND BITTON WARMLEY, SYSTON AND BITTON A 5 SESSION MID-WEEK SUMMER COURSE A 5 SESSION MID-WEEK SUMMER COURSE ‘CREATING CONNECTIONS’ ‘CREATING CONNECTIONS’ A FIVE WEEK DISCIPLESHIP COURSE A FIVE WEEK DISCIPLESHIP COURSE FROM THE DIOCESE OF BRISTOL FROM THE DIOCESE OF BRISTOL The Discipleship course is themed around the diocesan vision, ‘Creating The Discipleship course is themed around the diocesan vision, ‘Creating connections’, and leads participants to consider what it means to be connections’, and leads participants to consider what it means to be a disciple connected to God, to each other and to our communities. a disciple connected to God, to each other and to our communities. WEEK 1 What do we mean when we call God Father? WEEK 1 What do we mean when we call God Father? Including a Bible study written by David Hoyle, Dean of Bristol Cathedral Including a Bible study written by David Hoyle, Dean of Bristol Cathedral WEEK 2 How now shall we live? WEEK 2 How now shall we live? Including a Bible study written by Mike Hill, Bishop of Bristol Including a Bible study written by Mike Hill, Bishop of Bristol WEEK 3 Holiness WEEK 3 Holiness Including a Bible study written by Christine Froude, Archdeacon Including a Bible study written by Christine Froude, Archdeacon WEEK 4 Our identity in Christ WEEK 4 Our identity in Christ Including a Bible study written by Lee Rayfield, Bishop of Swindon Including a Bible study written by Lee Rayfield, Bishop of Swindon WEEK 5 I am who I am WEEK 5 I am who I am Including a Bible study written by Canon Derek Chedzey Including a Bible study written by Canon Derek Chedzey MONDAYS AT 7.30 pm at the Vicarage, Warmley MONDAYS AT 7.30 pm at the Vicarage, Warmley June 5, 19, July 3, 11 (Tuesday), 24 Contact Jeremy Andrew 967 2724 June 5, 19, July 3, 11 (Tuesday), 24 Contact Jeremy Andrew 967 2724 WEDNESDAYS AT 7.30 pm at 8 Church Road, Bitton WEDNESDAYS AT 7.30 pm at 8 Church Road, Bitton June 14, 21, July 5, 12, 19 Contact Ken Gibson 932 2122 June 14, 21, July 5, 12, 19 Contact Ken Gibson 932 2122 THURSDAYS AT 7.30 pm at 30 Kenilworth Drive, Willsbridge THURSDAYS AT 7.30 pm at 30 Kenilworth Drive, Willsbridge June 15,22,29, July 6, 13 Contact Pete Midgley 932 6898 June 15,22,29, July 6, 13 Contact Pete Midgley 932 6898 To mark the end of the season all groups including the Morning Group will To mark the end of the season all groups including the Morning Group will meet to share in a meet to share in a HOUSE GROUP COMMUNION AND SUMMER PARTY HOUSE GROUP COMMUNION AND SUMMER PARTY ON WEDNESDAY 26 JULY AT 7.30 pm ON WEDNESDAY 26 JULY AT 7.30 pm AT WESTOVER, BATH ROAD, BITTON AT WESTOVER, BATH ROAD, BITTON at the invitation of David and Stephanie Bailey at the invitation of David and Stephanie Bailey .

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