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Our Methodist Connexions.
Nottingham Trent Vally circuit, of which we are part of www.methodistnottinghamtrent.co.uk and Nottingham and Derby in which our circuit is situated in Nottingham & Derby District. Also situated within the boundary of the circuit is the University of Nottingham, for more information on this see: - www.nottingham.ac.uk/chaplains. For more information on Methodist churches in the district please visit: - www.methodist.org.uk.
Hope Nottingham will be established as a registered charity this summer. It will provide the support needed for the continued development of projects in NG9, such as the Parish Pantry, Street Angels and Healing on the Streets.
Hope Nottingham will also seek to develop united mission in other areas, effectively creating Hope NG6, Hope NG11 etc.
It will have a particular focus on serving social need in the outer areas around Nottingham, by enabling Christians to work together in the areas where they live, whether they are from small local or large city churches. It will also be strongly linked to the national HOPE initiative which is being re-launched as an ongoing national initiative this summer.
The director of Hope Nottingham will be Nigel Adams who will cease employment at Christ Church at the end of April to take up this adventurous new role, receiving generous support from them to help get things established in the first few months.
Hope Nottingham will be funded by churches and individuals who believe in this vision of united mission; and through various grants.
From May, Nigel is aiming to visit all the NG9 churches to say more about this exciting enterprise and to give everyone the opportunity to be involved.To contact Hope NG9 please visit http://www.hopetogether.org.uk/
Morning services are planned to have the same content as the subject covered by the young people in Junior Church. At the moment the material is taken from Roots on the Web, but is kept under review annually.
Roots is a lectionary-based resource programme for Churches from all denominations, specially designed to support the worship and learning of the whole Church community. Roots publishes two bimonthly magazines providing pick'n'mix resources for each Sunday through the year together with additional material including training and feature articles.
For more information on Roots please visit:- www.rootsontheweb.com/