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Journey with All We Can is a devotional resource that will help you reflect on how Jesus’s storytelling can motivate us to take that action. Please see: allwecan.org.uk/lent.

Following a survey at Wellspring Church last year, a number of our congregation expressed an interest in exploring ways to better utilise our fantastic kitchen facilities.  We brought these folk together in September and, in a very positive meeting, concluded that any proposal that emerged must:

• be sustainable,
• have Christian input
• focus on those with greatest need

The outcome was our weekly 9 'til Noon Drop, from Wednesday 22nd January. It is aimed at anyone in our community who is feeling vulnerable or in need of company.  We offer conversation, drinks and snacks (without charge) and have games, jigsaws etc available for those who would rather not just chat.

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Bramhall Methodist Church recently held a series of seminars entitled “Science & Prayer”.  This is Revd Philip Berry’s church.  The programme was heavily advertised with posters at Trinity and throughout the Circuit.

All sessions were videoed and these are now available.  If anyone is interested please contact Robin Quine of Trinity Methodist Church for details.

Congleton Memory Café in the Westwood House Coffee Area (round the corner from the coffee shop counter);  

Meeting on the 2nd Tuesday of each month, 10 am to 12 noon;

This is an Alzheimer’s Society-run group.  Referrals are not needed, but please ring and introduce yourself or your carer first: Tel: 0300 3690570.

This is one of many regular activities which have been organised by Congleton Partnership to help local people feel part of their community.  All the activities are designed to be friendly for those living with dementia, and for their carers.