NOTICEBOARD
From time to time we list opportunities, events or requests for help from church members and other churches and organisations in the city. We try to update this weekly so check back for any changes.
Notices
Cairns Road Baptist Church
is seeking to recruit a reliable and conscientious part time cleaner to be responsible for the cleanliness and safety of their church building.
For further details, please see this link.
Christian Nationalism in Bristol, May 9th
A community conversation event is taking place in Bristol on Saturday 9th May, 7.30–9.30pm.
The Far Right are increasingly using phrases like 'Christ is King' and appealing to 'Christian values' and 'Christian heritage' in their political communications. This event is an opportunity for Christians to dig into the divisive assumptions that sit beneath these phrases - and to reclaim them, asserting what Christ's kingship, His values, and a Christian heritage really mean in the light of God's love for all people.
We think this is a vital conversation for Christians to be having right now, and we'd love your congregation to be part of it.
You can find full details and sign up here:
(The venue will be confirmed to all who sign up.)
Rev Dr Keith Brindle
Hospice Chaplain
A Rocha UK's Eco-Tips 2026 - April
Celebrate new life this Easter and have a go at growing something!
April is the perfect time to try to grow something edible or, if you are a seasoned gardener, to encourage someone else to try. Salad leaves or herbs are a great place to start and will reduce your reliance on those oh-so-convenient supermarket salad bags.
For indoor space, try ‘micro-greens’ (vegetable leaves harvested soon after they open)
For greenhouses, try sowing salad leaf seed mixes.
For outdoors, beetroot, lettuce, onion and pea plants are frost-resistant so can all be planted outside in April.
As you sow, thank God for the opportunity to grow food, and pray for those communities that are facing food shortages and famine.
Arnold Mayes