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New Term, New Opportunities!
September 24th, 2019 | 
Author: New Term, New Opportunities!
Always good to visit schools for assemblies, great to see the enthusiasm on the faces of the children as they walk into the hall. And always good to share something of Jesus with pupils and staff.
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GSUS LIVE Set Up
I’m just saying….
all set up at Crofton School ready for Holy Rood Church, Stubbington to run the unit this week.
A Tree and its Fruit (Teaching)
“A Tree and its Fruit” (Teaching) – Luke chapter 6 verses 43-45 – sermon by Gordon Curley
(PowerPoint slides to accompany this talk are available on request – email: gcurley@gcurley.info)
GSUS Live end of week 2
2 down 5 to go!
Alverstoke Evangelical Church hosted GSUS Live at Bay House School and Holy Rood Church, Stubbington will host it at Crofton School.
GSUS LIVE is a Counties school resource and this 7 week tour is being organised by Counties Hampshire.
“When Friends Fail”
“When Friends Fail” – Job chapter 2 verses 11-13 – sermon by Gordon Curley
Job’s three friends talked too much and listened too little. We should resist interpreting God’s will for another person’s disaster. What people really need is compassionate listeners.
(PowerPoint slides to accompany this talk are available on request – email: gcurley@gcurley.info)
Breads of the World PowerPoint Quiz
Breads of the World PowerPoint Quiz
Ideal for a Harvest / Family Service / School Assembly / Youth Group or just a bit of fun.
“Better Off Dead”
“Better Off Dead” – Job chapter 3 verses 20-26 – sermon by Gordon Curley
Job’s struggles are highlighted. He preferred to die and felt God was his enemy, as many people sometimes feel. Job’s real crisis is faith, not suffering. In the midst of disaster, God can grant us peace.
(PowerPoint slides to accompany this talk are available on request – email: gcurley@gcurley.info)
“Do You Fear God for Nothing?”
“Do You Fear God for Nothing?” – Job chapter 1 verses 1-11 – sermon by Gordon Curley
Introduction to Job. Many people identify with him because of his struggles. A key theme in Job is believing even when your faith does not “work.”
(PowerPoint slides to accompany this talk are available on request – email: gcurley@gcurley.info)
