Shrinking the church's carbon footprint - St. Paul's Church Kingston Hill (Kingston Upon Thames)

In Focus

St Paul's Bible School

On Wednesday evenings in the spring term, a new venture for St Paul's: a chance to dig deeper into the Bible and understand the Old Testament better with Simon Coupland.

Jan 11th Original blessing - the theology of Genesis (to Revelation!)

Jan 25th Slavery to sonship - the theology of the exodus

Feb 8th The law of love - the theology of Exodus-Deuteronomy

Feb 22nd Nobody’s a nobody - the theology of the judges

Mar 14th Serving two masters - the theology of the kings

Mar 28th Threat and promise - the theology of the prophets

The evening will start with refreshments at 7:30pm (offers to serve those to Simon, please!) then there will be a mixture of teaching, questions and discussion, finishing at 9.30. All are welcome to one or to all - do put the dates in your diary now. St Paul's night will take place as usual on the first Wednesday of the month, and there's an opportunity for home groups who want to come to the Bible School en masse to meet in the intervening weeks.

St. Paul's Family News

Shrinking the church's carbon footprint

The industrialised first world is the major cause of global warming with the impact being the greatest on the most vulnerable communities in the third world. A group has formed at St Paul’s to take forward practical measures to reduce our carbon footprint at church and to promote reductions at home. Details of the group plans are shown on the “Eco Notice Board” in the welcome area. If anyone would like more information or would like to join the group please contact Peter Clarke or Peter Watson.