Shanklin United Reformed Church

High Street, Shanklin, Isle of Wight. PO37 6LA
Registered Charity No. 1130459

A member of the Evangelical Alliance

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The Minister's Monthly Message


The View From Number 10 (Dracaena Gardens, Shanklin that is!!)

Part of a glorious global family

I’m penning a few thoughts as I come to the end of the 3-day Board meeting of PRMI in North Carolina. As we give oversight to a ministry which spans several continents (and islands!) I’m again revelling in the reality that we are part of a worldwide body of believers who are knit together as one family through our faith in Jesus Christ. It has been exciting to meet a few wonderful new people who have joined the team and to see how this particular stream is contributing to the great river of God bringing the gospel to the nations in the power of the Holy Spirit.

There are new initiatives in places as diverse as Uganda and Bethlehem as we find ourselves connecting with like-minded believers hungry to grow in spiritual giftings and confidence to share the good news of Jesus in their unique context.

As we launch into a new term of activity in Shanklin, we need to be reminded that we are just one small outcrop of God’s great church. Yet who we are, and what we do, are important to the Lord and to the advancement of his Kingdom. Our local mission field has its own peculiarities and challenges, and we must not simply try to replicate what works for others in very different places, even on the Island. Yes, Alpha is a global tool that we are about to use once again, but we must ensure that we use it in a way that best fits our setting. Please be praying that our invitations reach those that are ripe and ready to explore the Christian faith and that we get the plans right.

Let’s be prayerful about all that we seek to do in the Lord’s name. We must take time to listen carefully for his direction and be obedient to his call. Let’s pray for a strong sense of unity as we move forward together, and for protection from the enemy who will do all he can to thwart God’s purposes for his people here in Shanklin.

I’m so very grateful for the wonderful community of believers that the Lord is bringing together in our church family. May we continue to be an open and welcoming group that fosters radical discipleship and kingdom living and encourages others around to find new life in Jesus. Let’s always remember that we are just one part of a very big picture that embraces a diverse multinational family of believers.

Grace and peace,

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