This Week’s Notices

Week beginning 3rd May 2026

In this edition:

  • This Week
  • Renew 88
  • Christian Aid Week
  • Church 4 Knaphill News
  • Foodbank
  • Bible Study
  • Pentecost

This week

Sunday 3rd May 11.00am Worship led by Tony Nelson
Tuesday 9.30am Parent And Toddlers
Friday 10.30am Renew 88
Sunday 10th May 11.00am Worship and Communion led by Martin Smith
Renew 88Warm Welcome Space

Renew is open every Friday from 10.30am – 12.30pm. Free admission, tea and coffee, games and crafts.

Christian Aid WeekChristian Aid

Christian Aid week is 10th-16th May and focussed on Urban Poverty in Nairobi, Kenya. If you would like to help with the door to collection, we can put you in touch with the local coordinator, Lynda Shore, or if you would like to contribute, please speak to Eric. Full details on the noticeboard.

Church 4 Knaphill News

Clothes4U, the clothing bank operated by Knaphill Methodist Church is open every 3rd Saturday of the month, from 2-4pm. In addition, they are open to receive donations on the 3rd or 4th Saturday of each month from 10. If can help by donating clothes, they would be very grateful.

Woodhill Church operate “Silver Stars”, a group “especially for folk of the third age”. Their upcoming events include a Harp Concert by Francisco Yelesia on 11th May, “Knaphill then and now” on 8th June and Woking Hospice on 22nd June. All meetings 2-3.30pm

Woodhill also run an English Language Conversation Group as part of their Monday Pop-Up Coffee from 9.30-10.30. If you know somebody who would benefit from enhancing their grasp of English, please mention it to them.

foodbank logoFoodbank

The following are required: Jars of coffee, peanut butter and mayonnaise, tins of custard, fruit and sweetcorn, bottles of honey, long life sponge puddings, toilet gel and surface cleaner spray, anti-bacterial cleaning spray and small packets of bio washing detergent.

Please note badly dented tins cannot be accepted as they can’t be handed to recipients.

Bible Study

Our bi-weekly bible study will continue on Thursday April 30th. when we will look at the next chapter in the book by Andrew Ollerton: “God’s Book”, with the theme of War and Violence.

Pentecost – Sunday 28th May

We will gather for lunch after the morning service on Sunday 28th May. Our service that day will be focussed on the work of FEBA, so it’s a great opportunity to hear about their work and enjoy a time of fellowship together.