Join us for Sunday Morning Worship – Everybody Welcome
Sunday 25th August @ 10.30am : Morning Worship led by
Rev. David Keeble
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THE STORY
‘The Story’ continues on the third Sundays of the Month (with a break over summer), 3pm at Newport URC in Wicken Road:
Next service on 18th September. Join us for tea, cake and a good story. Led by Mark Hayes with Service by Colin and Grace Baldock
There will also be services on:
20th October; 17th November and 15th December
‘The Story’ sweeps you into the unfolding progression of Bible characters and events from Genesis to Revelation. The stories, poems, and teachings of the Bible read like a novel. And, like any good novel, ‘The Story’ is filled with intrigue, drama, conflict, romance, and redemption
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Welcome to Abbey Lane and Newport United Reformed Church ,
Saffron Walden
Abbey Lane and Newport URC is a vibrant, welcoming church with real concern for the community.
We are a church that respects all ages and values the gifts they bring equally. Our worshipping community is a broad and inclusive church which welcomes challenge, exploration, participation and debate and is fully committed to the ecumenical process. You are invited to join us on our pilgrim journey as we work together to discover our faith and the purpose for which God has called us.
Services All are welcome at our services. They are held every Sunday at Abbey Lane from 10.30 to 11.30. (See the Calendar page for a full list of Services and Activities.) Families with young children are most welcome. We all begin the service together and then young people can leave before the sermon to join Junior Church. On the third Sunday each month we usually run Sunday Club for children, commencing at 9.30am. Junior Church is run by approved helpers and is aimed at a younger audience encouraging participation in worship through song, arts and crafts.
We also hold an informal afternoon service on the third Sunday of most months at Newport United Reformed Church from 3 pm , followed by light refreshments. These services are exploring “The Story,” God’s relationship with humankind.
Newport United Reformed Church (left) and Abbey Lane United Reformed Church