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All Saints with Christ Church
Snodland
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This page lists the groups that are currently running in the church and gives you a chance to learn something more out them.If you cannot find a group that you are interested in joining and have an idea of what kind of group you would like to see running
please contact us using the enquiry form, and if the Church team feel that it is both approriate and possible to run such a group, they will get in touch with you to discuss it further. Otherwise, simply click on one of the links below in order to go to that group! | ||
Please not the information on this page is taken from the reports provided to the APCM ~ if you lead any of the groups listed below and
feel that any information is incorrect or in need of updating please email the Webmaster.Equally if you lead a group that
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We now have three regular bellringers who ring most weeks; sometimes augmented by past ringers from Snodand and friends from other towers who drop in from time to time.
We have succeeded in getting a team together to ring for major services i.e. Christmas and Easter, but have had to use visiting ringers for weddings.
We have also helped out at other towers when they have been short handed.
Anyone interested in learning to ring or resuming ringing will be warmly welcomed. Our practice night is Thursday 7.30pm at All Saints church .
Please telephone 01634 241350 beforehand to ensure that we are ringing in Snodland.
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Coffee Break Mum and Toddler Group has been running about 35 years and provides a friendly environment for Mums', Dads', Grandparents' and Childminders' to come and chat,
whilst children and babies can play and make friends.
Some weeks we get the childern and some mums' together and tell stories, sing songs and have some prayers. Once a month we have a Pram Service (of Approx 20 minutes), when we all go into Christ Church
for stories, song and prayer.
Seasonal Activities
We have an Easter party when we give eggs to each child, and tell the Easter story.
At Christmas the mum's go out for a meal together and for the last two years we have arranged for the mums' and children to have a trip to the Hazlitt Theatre to see the pantomime.
We also have a Christmas party where each child recieves a small gift of a book and chocolate from father Christmas.
We also run various fundraising events throughout the year.
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Mothers' Union is a Christian organisation with more than 3.6 million members in 79 countries worldwide. The backbone of Mothers' Union is its worldwide
network of grassroots volunteers. Whatever their individual backgrounds, members are united in their commitment to supporting marriage and family life.
They give their time to generously help others, whether by running local projects, supporting international campaigns, or fundraising.
To find out more about the work of Mothers' Union in general visit their Website
Mothers' Union is open to both men and women, and meets on the second Thursday of the month.
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Snodland's Mums' Goup has now been going for over 8 years. The group enjoys a variety of activities from chilcare to arts and crafts and music.
Members have also had the opportunity to work towards and achieve a broad range of English and Maths qualifications over the last few years.
The Mum's group also has creche facilitites that means mums are able to have time to themselves and so work towards things such as qualifications, as well as opportunity to
enjoy opportunities to learn first aid, undertake Good Parenting classes, and learn cooking and gardening skills.
The Mums' Group meets every Thursday.
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Story Tellers Club was formed in January 2009, and whilst still in the early stages it is enjoying growing numbers. Each week the children meet in the Church Hall
next to Christ Church .
The group begins with a video story called Story which tells the life of Jesus in a simple annimated way. They then break into 3 groups to discuss and think about the story that they have seen.
Worksheets are sometimes used to reinforce their learning. The Children also learn a chorus, which they then sing at the family service .
Games are played using a parachute or some other equipment and the story is brought into these games by asking questions about the characters they have learnt about.
Stay tuned for the Story Tellers own page....
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