Calendar

Our Calendar

 Regular Events

 Upcoming Special Events

 Date


 Sunday mornings in April and May


 Thursday 2nd May


 Saturday 4th May


 Thursday 23rd May


 Sunday 9th June


 Sunday 30th June


 Sunday mornings in July and August


 Sunday 22nd September


 Sunday mornings in October and November


 Sunday 6th October


 Thursday 10th October


 Sunday 10th November


 Sunday 15th December


 Wednesday 25th December


Event


We shall focus on 'Stories Jesus told.'


Borough and County Council Elections in Nuneaton

(NCF acts as a Polling Station)


Let's learn more about prayer together! (10-00am-3.00pm)


Partners' Meeting at 8.00pm


Speaker from The Leprosy Mission at 11.00am


Missions Sunday


We shall focus on the Book of Jeremiah.


Speaker from Open Doors UK at 11.00am


We shall focus on 'Let's meet together!'

(Considering where God's People met in the Bible.)


Harvest Sunday in aid of the Foodbank

- both 11.00am and 6.00pm Services


Partners' Meeting at 8.00pm


Remembrance Sunday

- our Morning Service will start at 10.50am

in order to incorporate the National Two Minutes Silence.


Our Carol Service at 4.00pm


Christmas Celebration at 10.00am (for around 50 minutes)


 2025 is coming

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Happy New Year!

 Looking Ahead

Date


 Sunday 20th April

Event


Easter Sunday

Easter is celebrated by Churches in the West on the first Sunday following a full moon that occurs on or following 21st March (the Spring Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere). This means Easter changes date every year - it can occur as early as 22nd March (next in 2285) or as late as 25th April (next in 2038). The Feast of Easter is naturally linked to the Jewish Feast of Passover. In the late 3rd century there was beginning to be some dissatisfaction in the Church with regard to how the date was calculated. It was decided to not rely on the Jewish calendar at The First Council of Nicea in 325 and for scholars in the Church to do their own calculations.

 

The Eastern Church calculates it slightly differently and so will often have a different date. The Western Church since 1583 has been using 21st March under the Gregorian calendar to calculate the date of Easter, while the Eastern Orthodox continued and still continues to use 21st March under the Julian Calendar.

COVID

 All of our Meetings are now being held physically in our building. It's good if you've been vaccinated. If you have any COVID   symptoms please do not come, but let us know so that we can pray for you. Face coverings have not needed to be worn since 20th   February 2022 and you have not needed to sign in since that same date. There is still hand sanitiser in our foyer for your use.


 From 22nd March 2020 we had to predominantly meet on Zoom, with very occasional physical Services as the Government   guidelines allowed. From 18th April 2021 we met alternate weeks on Zoom and physically. All of these Zoom Services were put on   YouTube. From 5th September 2021 we have been meeting physically every Sunday. We are not holding any regular online   Meetings now.

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