Its a strange thing to be wishing you all a happy new year in September but it is the start of another year, at least the church year. After a packed summer we find ourselves getting ready for another session of activities.
This also the first of our new blog where we will be posting announcements and news of people and events and we will be sharing some thoughts, some radical and some not so radical. If you want to make a suggestion or contribute some thoughts do feel free to comment.
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This is the blog of Crumlin Road Presbyterian Church. We are a group of ordinary Christians seeking to grow in Christ. You will find announcements of events and discussions on contemporary issues.
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We encourage discussion and participation that will aid our understanding of the bible and how scriptural teaching is to be applied in our own culture.
The title of this blog was inspired by a sermon of John Ortberg who spoke of Acts 29 being the final chapter of the church in the process of writing. It has no connection with the organisation of that name-the similarity is purely coincidental.
Books
- Listening to the heartbeat of God by Philip Newel
Writing History
Acts 29 is a way to describe the unwritten chapter that is being written by the contemporary church. The question I have to ask is why do we not experience the signs and wonders of those early Christian days?
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