The Romans Course

Every Tuesday at for 2 hours, 30 mins
The Harvester Pub.
The Harvester Pub., Long Itchington., CV47 9PE, United Kingdom
THE ROMANS COURSE:

Come and discover the truths and hope contained in maybe the most influential letter ever written! Starting on May 14th at the Harvester pub, Long Itchington. 6.30 pm for a pizza and 7.30 pm for the study. Finishing by 9pm. Approximately concurrently with the course we shall be having a sermon series based on Romans in our Benefice Churches. Here are the dates and topics:

May 14th. The Gospel. Romans 1: 1 – 17.

May 21st. What’s wrong with the World? Romans 1: 18 – 3: 20.

June 4th. What’s amazing about grace? Romans 3: 21 – 4: 25.

June 11th. Peace in a stressful World. Romans 5.

June 18th. True Freedom. Romans 6 & 7.

June 25th. Hope. Romans 8.

Juy 2nd. Mystery. Romans 9 – 11.

July 9th.. Devotion. Romans 12.

July 23rd. Community. Romans 13 – 14.

July 30th.. Mission. Romans 15 – 16.

The course runs most weeks but please see the dates above which indicate the few weeks when the course is not happening.

St. Esprit Church, Marton

Welcome to the parish of Marton: St Esprit church is dedicated to the Holy Spirit, and is the only 'St Esprit' in England as far as we know! The church has regionally significant wall mounted metal plaques decorated with hand painted biblical texts.

Revd Canon Richard Suffern is Priest in Charge of Holy Trinity, Long Itchington and of St Esprit, Marton. Richard works on a half time basis, usually Sunday - Wednesday morning.

We gather for worship every Sunday in St Esprit Church at 11.00am, for service start at 11.15am.  We have a service of Holy Communion on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month, with an all age service on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. During August we just have the one service on Sunday 13th at 11.15am, the rest are joint services at Holy Trinity Long Itchington, starting at 9.30am.

On the first Sunday of the month we host the Southam Deanery “In the Spirit” service, which is an informal, contemporary, lay-led, lively service with a worship band and challenging message.  We gather for the service at 6.00pm with worship starting at 6.30pm.  The next “In the Spirit” service will be on Sunday 3rd September 2023.

Everyone is very welcome to attend any of our services. We usually have free refreshments available at all our services.

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The Romans Course

Every Tuesday at for 2 hours, 30 mins
The Harvester Pub.
The Harvester Pub., Long Itchington., CV47 9PE, United Kingdom

THE ROMANS COURSE:

Come and discover the truths and hope contained in maybe the most influential letter ever written! Starting on May 14th at the Harvester pub, Long Itchington. 6.30 pm for a pizza and 7.30 pm for the study. Finishing by 9pm. Approximately concurrently with the course we shall be having a sermon series based on Romans in our Benefice Churches. Here are the dates and topics:

May 14th. The Gospel. Romans 1: 1 – 17.

May 21st. What’s wrong with the World? Romans 1: 18 – 3: 20.

June 4th. What’s amazing about grace? Romans 3: 21 – 4: 25.

June 11th. Peace in a stressful World. Romans 5.

June 18th. True Freedom. Romans 6 & 7.

June 25th. Hope. Romans 8.

Juy 2nd. Mystery. Romans 9 – 11.

July 9th.. Devotion. Romans 12.

July 23rd. Community. Romans 13 – 14.

July 30th.. Mission. Romans 15 – 16.

The course runs most weeks but please see the dates above which indicate the few weeks when the course is not happening.

Safeguarding

The parish of Marton: St Esprit Church is committed to the safeguarding of children, young people and adults from harm. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Parish Safeguarding Officer, PSO, working with the Benefice Safeguarding Officer. Our Diocese of Coventry’s safeguarding pages contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor (DSA) who advises our PSO. If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm please contact the DSA. If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the police and your local authority’s Children or Adults Services