More than cream teas.

The Cream Tea on Saturday was a happy time with some singing, lots of conversation and clotted cream-something we could do again; well done Doris!
Beyond cream teas we are seeing the Healing group getting under way with one of the first people who was prayed for feeling improvement. Appointments are being made and people are coming to the Centre specifically seeking prayer.
There is a lot of art work on its way as we prepare for Anastasis next week.

I have brightened this up a bit so it would be great to find how to get people to read the thing.
 Tomorrow we are venturing into our first real organized contact with the 55+ age group by hosting a Cream Tea (real clotted cream, none of your aerosol reduced fat nonsense) we would really like to see the Centre being used by more local residents. At the same time we have a group from a Polish church having a women's event in the Tea Room.
The pace is hotting up in the creative department as we get ready to mount the Anastasis exhibition to open on the 6th of April.

Time flies! Hard to think I set my Blog up in November and it's now nearly Easter. Nevertheless, I can not put off my engagement with the brave new world of e communication any longer. My purpose in this blog is to give a personal view of what's going on in and around the London Jesus Centre. We are running a Church and Community Centre in the heart of the West End just 5minute's walk from Oxford Circus and we have a growing number of people coming to the Centre since we opened in June 2008. As you follow this blog you will read of the challenges we face, the funny things that happen and the amazing turn round in people's lives as they experience love and acceptance as well as receiving practical help.

Exciting event coming up!

From the 6th to 10th of April we are holding an art exhibition called 'Anastasis'. This is taking place in the Grade 2 listed Chapel and will encompass a wide range of works around the theme of the Resurrection. Do come and have a look and enjoy some refreshment in 'Word' the Centre's trendy tea room.