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Our Annual Conference takes place this coming Saturday.
We’re looking forward to a visit from Keith Watts, from Medical Missionary News in the afternoon from 4pm.
Medical Missionary News are an organisation who work to support missionaries and mission hospitals in various parts of the world.
Following a break for tea, we’ll be listening to Bible teaching from David Tinkler from 6:30pm.
Full details below.
Our Annual Conference takes place at Parkside this coming Saturday, 26 September.
We’re expecting Robert Revie to be joining us in the afternoon, from 4.00pm.
Robert will be giving a report on the ongoing missionary work in Ethiopia.
Tea will be served from 5.15pm and Robert will be continuing afterwards, from 6.30pm, with teaching from the Bible.
The evening should finish by around 7.30pm.
All are welcome to both sessions of the Conference.
We have Gill Davies speaking at our Ladies Annual Missionary Conference on Tuesday, 15 September, from 3pm.
Gill will be talking about the work carried out in Tanzania by both her and her husband, Steve.
The conference begins at 3pm and will be followed in the back hall by some light refreshments.
Unfortunately Roy Hill, who was originally down to cover this month’s subject was unable 
to make it.
John Lee was able to step in to complete the subject of Aquila and Priscilla: a couple’s unity.
Below you can download the conference by right-clicking on the link below and selecting ‘Save link as…’ or listen to John’s message by pressing the play button below:
Today we welcomed Daniel Rudge with us for the latest in our series of Monthly Conferences.
Daniel’s subject for the evening was Timothy: a student’s faithfulness.
Below are live tweets from the evening and underneath these you can download the conference by right-clicking on the link below and selecting ‘Save link as…’ or listen to Daniel’s message by pressing play button below:
Tonight we're expecting Daniel Rudge, speaking on Timothy, for our next monthly conference at 7pm. http://t.co/8oXQ1ILxin
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
Tonight in our conference we're beginning by reading 2 Timothy 3:14-15; Acts 14:8-11, 18-22; Acts 16:1-3 and 1 Timothy 4:12-16
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
Our subject tonight is Timothy: a student's faithfulness, with Daniel Rudge.
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
Timothy was faithful. Are we faithful to God's calling in our lives?
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
We begin by looking at Timothy's childhood. Timothy was half Jew and half Gentile. His mother, Eunice, was a believer.
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
As Timothy was growing up, he looked to her faith as an example to him. As parents, we should look to guide our children to the Lord.
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
Timothy was between 15 and 17 when Paul came to Lystra and was stoned. Timothy saw and knew what Paul went through.
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
Timothy would have heard preaching by Paul and Barnabas realised it was genuine faith after seeing Paul suffer.
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Timothy's childhood training made him receptive to the gospel message. In his day it was generally the poor and needy who were receptive.
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Are we taking the message to the right people today? We need to keep teaching the young about the things of God. Keep sowing the seed.
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
In Acts 16 we're back in Lystra and Timothy is around 22. Timothy was a disciple. He sought to imitate the Lord in his life. Do we?
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In Acts 16:2, Paul wanted Timothy to leave everything and go with him on his journey, preaching the good news. Would we be prepared to go?
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
Paul circumcised Timothy, allowing him access to the temple to preach to the Jews. Is there anything that hinders the gospel in our lives?
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
Paul's charge to Timothy in 1 Timothy 1:3, was to be in Ephesus as a teacher to restrain and correct false teaching. Not a pastor.
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
Our world today has lots of false teaching. The antidote is the Word of God. Timothy had to preach and practice it. We need to do the same.
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
Timothy had a gift to be able to meet the need of those at Ephesus and was endorsed by the elders. He needed to use his gift. How about us?
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) February 8, 2014
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