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Free MP3 from the Barbados Conference

We have made the MP3 of the message Advancing in God’s presence by the blood through repentance by Pastor Rod Godbolt. Listen for free here today.

Advancing in God’s presence by the blood through repentance

This is the forth day of the conference.  So far this week, we have had an awesome time in the presence of God, many of the experiences have been difficult to put it into words.

This morning God was moving so greatly among us and His presence was so rich, that we ended up on our knees crying Abba Father.

The praise and worship followed by Pastor Ron Godbolt’s teaching on the ‘advancing in God’s presence through the blood with repentance’… The full article is available here

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A change to Sunday services for two weeks

Both our Sunday services will be held at our main sancturay instead of Virgo Fidelis for two weeks. However we will stil hold Sunday School in Virgo Fidelis and use the parking facilities in the morning services.

The dates affected are:

Sunday 15th November and Sunday 22nd November 2009

Services will be held at

Worldwide Mission Fellowship
61 – 65 Elder Road
West Norwood
London SE27 9BN

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Our First Podcast

We are delighted to announce that Worldwide Mission Fellowship has released it’s first video and audio podcasts, we will update the podcast each week with new audio and video form our weekly services, conferences and teaching from our archives. Subscribe via iTunes today, either search the iTunes store using ‘wwmf’ as your search criteria or click on one of the links below (for audio or video respectively).

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Update: We would like to apologise for the malfunction of our audio podcast, these will be available again soon.

Future plans include a radio program and syndicated television broadcasts across the Caribbean. We will keep you updated with further developments as they happen.

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Boy’s Brigade

Worldwide Mission Fellowship’s Boys Brigade (7th London Division) meets every Friday, starting at 07:30pm until 09:00pm at Virgo Fidelis, (147 Central Hill, London, SE19 1RS)

Boy’s Brigade is a dynamic and fun youth group that touches the heart of the community.  Boy’s Brigade is a combination of two groups, The Anchors, and the Juniors.

Anchors

What is Anchor Boys?

Anchor Boys is the youngest section in the BB and is for children aged between 5 and 8.

What do they do?

Anchor Boys have lots of fun doing different activities which include making things, crafts, music, games, sports, stories going on visits, making friends, and working towards their badges.

All of this is done as part of a balanced programme that is separated into 5 different zones . . .

  • Body – fit for fun
  • Mind – think and do
  • Spirit – God and me
  • Community – me and my world
  • Creativity – make and do

Everything an Anchor Boy does helps them to develop and to think for themselves, in a safe environment.

What else do I need to know?

Anchor Boys have a special uniform that they can wear. As everyone wears the same thing they feel as though they belong. However nobody is excluded because they do not have the right clothes.

Juniors

What is Juniors?

Juniors is our second section and is for children aged between 8 and 11.

What do they do?

Juniors have fun! Their meetings are crammed full of challenges, games and activities, usually ones that they themselves have suggested. There are hundreds of activities catering for just about every possible interest. At the same time we try to encourage them to explore other new interests. There is loads of variety and little chance of becoming bored!

The award programme is specifically designed to encourage a child to look beyond themselves. Many are interested in one type of activity – perhaps sports, or natural history. Our special programme provides for such interests and at the same time gently urges them to try others of a different type. This provides a balanced all round programme – which includes spiritual and social input, as well as physical and adventure activities in 5 different programme zones . . .

  • Body – fit for fun
  • Mind – think and do
  • Spirit – God and me
  • Community – me and my world
  • Creativity – make and do

Juniors will also get to go on trips and days out, to places like the zoo, theme parks or a farm. As well as possibly going on a weekend camp or holiday that is often the highlight of the year.

Juniors is about . . .

  • having fun
  • making friends
  • enjoying lots of activities
  • trying new things

Through the many different activities, Juniors will . . .

  • learn about themselves
  • get to know people and learn to work together
  • explore their community
  • personally develop

What else do I need to know?

Juniors have a special uniform that they can wear. As everyone wears the same thing they feel as though they belong. However nobody is excluded because they do not have the right clothes.

How long do they meet for?

Juniors offers a full and varied programme, typically lasting 1½ hours with a few if any individual activities lasting more than ten minutes. The weekly section meeting would usually be finished at 9:00pm.

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R.E.A.L

R.E.A.L (Removing Every Artificial Layer)

Men this is the Men’s ministry of WWMF. It exists to facilitate the development of men in all dimensions of their lives.

The ministry provides a nourishing environment for the development of the unique male potential and its effective deployment in the pursuit of godly purpose.

R.E.A.L transforms men into agents of change who in turn transform society through godly influence and Spirit-filled leadership.

The ministry also provides a forum for exploring and addressing the unique challenges men face within society particularly as husbands and fathers.

Activities include:

Monthly prayer sessions and teaching meetings

Annual Men’s Camp Meeting

R.E.A.L men have experienced the reality of God’s love and power in their lives, as shackles of artificiality have been broken. They serve as a conduit of His love into their families, the workplace and into the next generation.