What’s On At Emmanuel

Days and times of events may change so please check with the church office for up-to-date information.

Children and Young Families

Treasure Seekers
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The Party
For children in Year 1 - 6

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Family Drop-In
Wednesday 1–3pm in ECHO

Tiny Tots is a Family Drop In, for families of children from birth to three years old. It is held in the ECHO building, behind the Church, every Wednesday (term time only) from 1pm–3pm. It provides a place for children to play in a safe and organised environment, and also for their carers to meet with other carers over a hot drink and a biscuit.


Living Christ’s Story

The Waiting Room
Thursday 22nd January 10am to 12 noon
All are welcome in the Waiting Room. It will be a quiet time with God. A time to fix our thoughts and our hearts on Jesus. A psalm or a line of scripture will be shared, there will be Taize/meditation music playing. There will be bibles, reading material and notebooks.


WORDSEARCH
SEARCH THE WORD

Monday 19th January
2pm to 3.30pm
at The Orangery, Victoria Tce

All Welcome Women & Men Relaxed & Informal
Tea, coffee & biscuits


Thirst for Thought

The discussion group will be held in The Marine pub on Marine Parade on Sunday, 4th January, beginning at 7.30pm. All are very welcome, it will be informal and relaxed. Just turn up. If you need further information please contact Djenane on 07432141190.


Open the Book

Open the Book is a programme which comes within the Bible Society. It enables stories from the Bible to be presented in primary schools by teams of volunteers from local churches. There are thousands of teams in the UK.

At Emmanuel there are currently nine regular members of the team. Our usual way of operating is to take assembly each Wednesday morning at Saltburn Primary School. One person introduces the story which is then presented by members of the team taking roles, with a narrator doing the majority of the storytelling. The story concludes with a practical application and the session finishes with a song.


Young People

Doorways
Doorways is the Youth Outreach Project of Saltburn Churches Together.

Reaching out to local young people and adults from 13 to 25, it provides support, someone to listen to and builds up strong emotional well-being in young people. It connects with young people in their schools, their communities and through the Saltburn-based hub in ECHO. Drop by and see us!


Home Groups

Home Groups meet via Zoom or face to face when they are able. Other social media such as WhatsApp have also allowed ongoing group discussions and prayer. They enjoy discussing themes from the Bible or Christian books and praying together.
Anyone who would like to join a group is welcome. Just let us know and we'll arrange it.


Outreach

Thursday 8th January
Drop In Breakfast

It’s Free! All Welcome
8.45am to 10.15am

Pop in, bring a friend, come alone, a warm welcome awaits. Tea, coffee, breakfast buns, cereal, more tea, more coffee, fresh juice


Men’s Breakfast
Saturday 3rd January
9am to 10.30am

Meet in Saltburn House, Marine Parade
An opportunity for fellowship, discussion and prayer

Women’s Fellowship Breakfast
Saturday 3rd January
9am to 10.30am At The Spa Hotel

In the snug, please contact Margaret McElheran if you need a lift arranging on 07449587982
An opportunity to come together in a relaxed space, all welcome, bring a friend


Warm Hub @ Emmanuel Saltburn

Would you like to come into our warm space? Would you like a warm bowl of soup? Would you like a warm welcome?
ECHO Main Hall (from 18th)
Every Tuesday 12.30pm to 2.30pm

ALL WELCOME


Discover Life According to Jesus

Designed for people who have questions and want to get to know about Jesus


The Foodbank is available in ECHO Tuesdays from 12.30pm to 2.30pm
Please donate non- perishable items including soups, cereals, tinned meat, fish, fruit, tomatoes, vegetables, potatoes, instant mash, jam, marmalade, tea & coffee, long life milk, fruit juice, snacks & crisps, rice pudding/custard, biscuits & puddings, toilet rolls, washing powder, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorants, pet food

Donations of food and other items can be left at the back of church or dropped off at the church office,

Thank you for your support.


Man Cave
Thursdays 1.30–4.30 in ECHO

Man Cave is a meeting place for men in Saltburn and the surrounding areas. It builds a community through ongoing fellowship, support and by just putting the world right.
The group meets weekly at ECHO with the emphasis on fun and friendship. Activities include table games, table tennis, snooker, cards, scrabble and quizzes. There are also occasional outings. Tea and biscuits supplied.


Church Shop

Church Shop News

The shop window is kept fresh with a facelift every week with a new theme each time. The shop will have a deep clean before opening in the New Year. Keep your eyes peeled for new stock and for special themes.

Could you be part of the team?
Could you offer a bit of time to help on the shop floor? Or help with a bagful of washing? To find out how you can help, please call in or contact Margaret Brignall on 01287623277, thank you.

Emmanuel Church Shop on Milton Street is run by volunteers and raises valuable funds for the Church by selling good quality second-hand items including clothing, books, bric-a-brac, toys and safety checked sewing machines, cleaners and small electrical items.
Opening times Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10am to 4pm.


Psalms and Stretches

Please continue to hold Estelle in your prayers as she continues a very slow recovery and further tests. Psalms and Stretches is a moving meditation to the words of the Psalms. There are prayers, reflections, meditation and sequences of moves put to the words of the Psalms. Classes take place at ECHO, the fourth Saturday morning of each month. Numbers and outreach seem to be growing. There is a real mix in ages and abilities and people can attend even if they can only participate from a chair.

For more information and to book your place, please click here (www.dancefitsaltburn.co.uk)


Green Christians

Green Christians is a national fellowship of Christians that has been praying and working for a kinder, gentler, more sustainable world in the 1980s. In recent years the work has become more urgent as the full extent of the climate and environmental emergency has become apparent. Visit the Green Christian website greenchristian.org.uk and find out more. There is a local group at Emmanuel, who in the past organised a 48-hour prayer vigil at Emmanuel Church to coincide with COP26; we have a variety of activities planned for the future.