We currently meet every Sunday of the month at The Towers on Botany Avenue (NG18 5NG). There is plenty of free parking and the service starts at 10.30am-11.45am
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OUR MONTHLY PATTERN
1st Sunday of the month - Big Brunch we provide brunch and we all eat together, drinks are provided. Its a chance to continue to build community and it's a fantastic opportunity if you are new to get to know people. Whilst we eat our brunch, people will share stories about what Jesus has been doing in their lives that week and we will share the Lord's Supper together 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sunday of the month the service starts at 10.30am with children's groups downstairs 5th Sunday of the month (if there is one) We will either leave the building together to do something fun or a service with children's groups- we will update the website and Facebook. |
WHAT TO EXPECT Expect a relational, informal environment. There is no dress code. Our welcome team will say hello. At 10:15am we'll have free drinks and snacks available. Children aged 4 onwards are welcome in Vineyard Kids which is located in the room downstairs and you can sign your kids just before 10.30am. Young children can hang out in the creche area at the side of church or are welcome downstairs if they bring a parent with them. At 10:30am our main service will begin. There will be a short time of music and singing, a talk about Jesus and faith, an opportunity to be prayed for and then plenty of time to hang out. We'll wrap up around 11:45am but feel free to enjoy another drink and hang out. If you have children in Vineyard Kids, this is when you'll need to come down and sign them out. |
Updated on 17th March
AN UPDATE FROM MANSFIELD VINEYARD REGARDING THE CORONAVIRUS
Hannah and I and trustees of Mansfield Vineyard Church met last night, Monday 16th March, to discuss how we should respond to the latest government guidance issued yesterday
Following the government’s announcement, we have made the decision to suspend all Mansfield Vineyard gatherings for the time being, including our Sunday morning service, our small groups and other smaller gatherings.
But this doesn't mean that church is closed. We are still a community who worship Jesus and seek to be His hands and feet. We want to continue connecting with each other and with people in our local communities in new and creative ways, rooted in Christ’s love – the perfect love that casts out all fear (1 John 4:18).
We will give more updates later this week about practical arrangements to keep connected, as we seek to live out our faith in these challenging times.
Take care and God bless you.
Tim and Hannah
AN UPDATE FROM MANSFIELD VINEYARD REGARDING THE CORONAVIRUS
Hannah and I and trustees of Mansfield Vineyard Church met last night, Monday 16th March, to discuss how we should respond to the latest government guidance issued yesterday
Following the government’s announcement, we have made the decision to suspend all Mansfield Vineyard gatherings for the time being, including our Sunday morning service, our small groups and other smaller gatherings.
But this doesn't mean that church is closed. We are still a community who worship Jesus and seek to be His hands and feet. We want to continue connecting with each other and with people in our local communities in new and creative ways, rooted in Christ’s love – the perfect love that casts out all fear (1 John 4:18).
We will give more updates later this week about practical arrangements to keep connected, as we seek to live out our faith in these challenging times.
Take care and God bless you.
Tim and Hannah
