Woodmancote Evangelical Free Church

Small group strategy:

For more information relating to the development of the small group strategy for the church follow the link.

Groups within the Church:

Our Young People

The young people within the church have 3 groups to which they can attend depending on school year age. There are two groups covering ages up to 7, and ages 8's to 11's. Both groups come under the name of SPLASH ! The third group covering ages 12's and over are called G-Force.

The church opens its doors on the first and third evenings of each month at 8.00pm to allow church members to meet and pray. All within the church are most welcome to join with the prayer group. We have seen a steadfast group of people meeting together to bring their prayers to God. The church continues to see much answer to prayer and we look forward to seeing God's power being manifest within the church. Please join us, your prayers will make a difference.

Pastoral Support Groups

As we continue to grow as a fellowship the support groups assist us in getting to know:

• other members of the fellowship and not just those you happen to sit next to on a Sunday morning.
• what the practical and spiritual needs are within the fellowship.
• who in the fellowship needs our prayers.

The support groups will assist:

Communications:

• A member of the Leadership Team has been allocated to each group. They will be responsible for telling those in their group about any important issues being discussed by the Leadership Team. Similarly, they will be able to feed back anything you want to bring to the attention of the leadership team.
• In time the groups will form the basis of a prayer chain(s).

In providing a structure for one or two smaller social events each year.


CAMEO

Come And Meet Each Other

On an occasional basis a group meets at 'Little Coppers', New Road, Woodmancote, to enjoy one another's company and learn about the special interest, hobby, occupation or holiday of a presenter. The presenter can be either a resident of the village, a member of the congregation or someone outside of the Woodmancote community. Everyone is made very welcome and refreshments are also served. Details of each month's activity are announced within the church service and posted on the church information leaflet "Stay Connected".