Monthly Archives: April 2019

We are running our latest Alpha course for just six weeks, on Tuesday evenings at 7pm from May 7^th.  Alpha is the perfect place to ask life’s difficult question, beginning with ‘Is there more to life than this?’
Each evening will begin with a meal, followed by a short talk (on video or live). There will then be time for a drink and a slice of cake before finishing off with a discussion on the evening’s talk in small groups. There is absolutely no pressure, no follow up and no charge….and no question asked will be considered  too ridiculous in any way. For more information,  please click here

suttonchristiancentre.org/alpha-course-2019/

A delicious meal of beef lasagne, served with focaccia bread and salad, followed by a choice of apple crumble or vanilla cheesecake and rhubarb…served with custard, cream (or both!!) helped to ensure that our senior guests at the ‘Easter Celebration’ all went home extremely happy…and rather full!

Following the meal, our visitors heard a story about a model boat that had ended up in a junk shop…and the word ‘Redeem’ was explained with the help of a London Pride ‘FREE PINT VOUCHER’ and a song by Keith Green.

We’ve already started to plan our next Seniors’ Celebration Meal, which takes place on Thursday 26^th September, 12 noon until 3pm at Tate Road.  It will be a harvest special…so make sure that you come and join us!

For more information about events for the older members of the community, please email Les Wileman via les@suttonchristiancentre.org

Members of SCC helped to celebrate Easter in a variety of ways this year. Palm crosses were given out on Palm Sunday, followed by a message about Jesus’ last few days before his crucifixion. Our crosses helped remind us to pray throughout the week.

Maundy Thursday saw our 20s and 30s group (The Lounge) forming a production line  at church to fill Bags of Hope with a variety of goodies ready for the street outreach on Saturday.
On Good Friday we joined Christians from other churches in Sutton and Cheam for the Walk of Witness, culminating in a service in Trinity Square.

Of course, our big Easter Celebration took place on Easter Sunday and included a powerful dramatic presentation of the Easter Story, communion…and an Easter Egg hunt for the children.

HE IS RISEN!