King's Church Manchester

Song: Loved, Free & Powerful

daveperkins — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 10:59:04 +0000

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Lyrics:
We with unveiled faces
Will be transformed
from Glory to Glory as we behold you Lord.

And as our eyes see you, we stand in awe;
We live to love you and to be known as yours.

I am loved, I am free, I am powerful;
Be glorified in me.

I will abide, I will abide in your presence;
I will abide, I will abide in your presence.

Performed by: Louise Gregg, Jack Rayson and Dave Perkins.

Written by: Louise Gregg & Mark Lawrence.

Jane’s Story

kelly.shennan — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 09:35:24 +0000

Laura’s Story

daveperkins — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 15:35:07 +0000

Prayer

kelly.shennan — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 08:46:09 +0000

Be encouraged

kelly.shennan — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 15:06:59 +0000

Josh’s Story

kelly.shennan — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 08:44:18 +0000

Dave encourages us

kelly.shennan — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 11:25:16 +0000

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Exciting Development

kelly.shennan — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 15:33:42 +0000

Following the second meeting on Sunday there was an exciting development confirming what God said to us. It’s an amazing journey that we’re on together and God is revealing to us new truths about His Church in Manchester.

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Remember the poor

kelly.shennan — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 07:58:02 +0000

“Around ten million people in East Africa are facing severe hunger as some areas experience the worst drought in 60 years, destroying crops and livestock. Combined with failed harvests and escalating staple food prices, the drought is creating a dangerous mix that is pushing people to the brink of starvation. South east Ethiopia is the hardest hit region, with 3.2 million farming-dependent people experiencing food shortages, while 3.2 million others are affected in northern Kenya and 2.5 million in Somalia” (Extract from Tearfund Website, www.tearfund.org) Working with New Life Church, Salford and River Church, Liverpool, we have altogether been able to give £3,000 to the famine crisis in East Africa through the relief work that Tearfund are doing with other agencies in this region. This £3,000 has been released from the monies that the 3 churches tithe for their overall income each month. Like Paul stated in Galatians – we are eager to remember the poor. We want this value to be at the core of our mission, both here in Manchester and in our reaching out with the Gospel to the ends of the Earth.

It is tragic to see many lives, including many children, effected by starvation and famine in East Africa in this time. We want to play our part in helping to relieve this suffering through our giving.
However, we want to go beyond just merely giving finance to those in need. We want to stand with them in prayer and believe for the supply of food, drink and shelter to help relieve suffering. We also want to pray for the proclamation of the Gospel in this region and see many lives turning to Jesus and knowing His love and power in their daily lives.

Let’s continue to remember the poor at the heart of our Gospel, both in our giving and in our praying in this time.

Gavin White

Love always wins

kelly.shennan — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 12:20:21 +0000

The Lord has been speaking clearly and strongly to us about his love. The events of Tuesday night show to us that we are in a privileged position to share the love of God with our city. The media, especially the newspapers out the following day, are generating a culture of hatred towards the young people who wrongly vandalised shops and looted in our city on Tuesday night. The headlines do not reflect anything of the love of God. We must make sure that we continue to do all we can under the anointing of the Spirit to generate a culture of love. Let’s encourage one another to stand out as light and as salt in the city in the way we speak about and pray about what has been happening. God so loved the world (including the young people who roamed the streets on Tuesday night) that he gave his one and only Son! Let’s keep clear of a worldly or fleshly condemning of people whom God loves. Let’s stand out and be different in the way we talk about what has happened. Let’s allow what has happened to sharpen our understanding of what the love of God really is; how his love flowing through us enables us to love our enemies and not just those who do good to us.

We really need to spend time praying as churches. Meet up with friends and set a direction for the prayer time making sure it is a positive faith- filled time. Law and order has not broken down in Manchester, the Spirit of God is still at work in this city because we are in the city. Whether they realise it or not, all the authorities in this city only exist because their authority is from God. We can thank God for and pray for council leaders,politicians, judges and magistrates and for the police. Pray for our young people to shine as stars and demonstrate the love of God in our city.

We believe that Tuesday night’s events show there is still much for us to do in sharing God’s love with the people of Manchester. We praise God for what we are doing as a church and the long term plans the Lord has given to us. Praise God for Love Mums, for VIP nights, for Kid’s Club, for the planned secure housing for the homeless, for youth work, for every church member seeing themselves as ‘sent’ people in their streets, work places and places of education. We refuse to be diverted from the long term sowing of love into this city.

Dave Emmett