Temple Methodist Church

Temple Methodist Church
...the pilgrim place

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Taunton Deane + South Sedgemoor Methodist Circuit
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FaithTalx

FaithTalx is a post worship discussion group allowing people to dig deeper into the theme of the service with the preacher of the day.
Previous subjects have included the situation in Zimbabwe, the ministry of CRY (Care & Relief for the Young), the future of the Methodist Church and assisted dying (euthanasia).
During Autumn 2005, FaithTalx followed the housegroup programme, Journeying in Faith.
The speaker introduces the subject during morning Service which runs from 10:30 to 11:30. After tea and coffee in the hall, the FaithTalx discussion takes place between 11:50 and 12:30 in the upstairs meeting room. There is a lift to the top floor!

Office: Temple Methodist Church, Upper High Street, Taunton, Somerset
Tel: 01823 288662,
office@pilgrimpeople.org.uk www.pilgrimpeople.org.uk
WebMaster: Niall Briggs

FaithTalx - July 17th 2005, Rev John Carne

FaithTalx - January 30th 2005, Rev Jonathan Kerry:
The Future of the Methodist Church

FaithTalx - November 2004, Ray Avent: CRY and Ministry of Light

FaithTalx - April 24th 2005, Laurence Oldham: ‘Euthanasia - Assisted Dying'

FaithTalx - June 12th 2005, Rev Bruce Thompson: Salvation

Autumn Programme 2005

This programme of FaithTalx followed the Journeying in Faith housegroup programme, concluding each 2 week period with a chance to follow-up on ideas from the housegroups or to get involved if you were unable to attend a housegroup.

The topics were as follows:
18th Sept Hope and Despair
2nd Oct Thriving In and Beyond Life's Deserts
16th Oct Truth In and Beyond Myth

30th Oct    Growth and Grace in and Beyond Failure
13th Nov    Prayer In and Beyond Words
27th Nov    Belonging In and Beyond the Church

Last Updated 10/10/07

The FaithTalx part of the website is changing... Visit the new FaithTalx Blog with reports and the chance to continue the conversation.

The first few FaithTalx