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EPCI (sister denomination)

The Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Northern Ireland is our sister denomination across the Irish Sea.  The EPC I and the EPCEW are very similar denominations, and have long been in talks to join together.  Please pray for this ongoing process.

 

A picture taken at Cambridge after a joint meeting of the EPC I and the EPCEW.
 
ICRC, our international association

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The International Conference of Reformed Churches (ICRC) is the worldwide association of confessional Reformed churches. The purpose of the ICRC is:

 

  1. -to express and promote the unity of faith that the member churches have in Christ
  3. -to encourage the fullest ecclesiastical fellowship among the member churches
  5. -to encourage cooperation among the member churches in the fulfillment of the missionary and other mandates
  7. -to study the common problems and issues that confront the member churches and to aim for recommendations with respect to these matters
  9. -to present a Reformed testimony to the world.

 

Please visit the ICRC at icrconline.com.
 
Affinity

 

Affinity, an organisation formerly known as the British Evangelical Association, is a group of evangelical denominations and churches working together for the promotion of Bible-centred Christianity. To learn more about the work of Affinity, please visit www.affinity.org.uk.

 
 
Christianity Explored

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Christianity Explored (CE) is an informal introduction to Jesus Christ and his mission to save people like ourselves.  CE consists of ten weekly sessions, usually held in the winter/early spring every Friday at 7:15 pm in a member's home.  The last course ran from 22 January until 26 March 2010, and a ten week follow-on course called Discipleship Explored (DE) will begin Friday, 24 September 2010.

 

Everyone is welcome--from the most sympathetic church goer to the convinced atheist.  We shall respect your background, and you can tell us as little or as much about yourself as you feel comfortable.  Contact us if you would like to find out more. You can also learn more about the CE programme material online at http://www.christianityexplored.org/.

 

Here are some Q and A items about CE:

 

Q. What goes on?

 

A. The evening begins with an ample meal.  After the meal, there is a brief discussion on the course material from the week before, then a Bible study with discussion, and a 20-minute DVD (by Rico Tice) on the theme for that week.  The group discusses the questions from the video and any others that have arisen, and the evening ends at about 9:30 pm.  Of course, if you'd like, you're welcome to stick around a bit longer for a coffee to discuss any further issues you might have. And you can ask any question you want, at any time during the course.

 

Q. How long does the course last?

 

A. The course runs for 10 weeks, including a day away, when you can explore other areas such as the Bible, the Holy Spirit, prayer and the church.

 

Q. Can I pull out if I want to, or come after the first week?

 

A. Of course you can.

 

Q. How much does the course cost?

 

A. Nothing.

 

Q. Do I have to bring anything?

 

A. No, all course materials are provided.
 
DPC, our parent church
Gateshead Presbyterian Church is a daughter congregation of Durham Presbyterian Church (DPC).  To learn more about DPC, please visit their website here.
 
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