This weeks worship at home sheet. The video to go with this week can be found here.

Due to the fast spreading of Coronavirus and Government advice it is no longer possible for us to gather together to worship. Instead we are producing worship a home services over the internet so we can join together remotely. 

​Instructions for joining in the service
We use a technology called Zoom to join together for this service. Zoom can be used on landline telephone, smart phone, tablet or PC.
Landline Telephone
You can join by just using your landline telephone, dialling 0203 481 5237 and when prompted entering the meeting ID and password.
Using Smart phone or Tablet
 If you are using a smart phone or tablet you need to install the app ‘Zoom’. Set up a free account with Zoom (you will need to enter your Date of Birth, email address and create a password). Once you have created the account login using these credentials. Once you have logged on through the app you are ready to join a meeting using the meeting ID and Password.
Computer
To use Zoom on a PC, go to www.zoom.us and sign-up for a free account (you will need to enter your Date of Birth, email address and create a password). Login using these credentials and select join a meeting. You will be asked to download and install some software which will connect to your webcam and computer audio. Once you have installed the software you will need to login again on the programme and then you will be ready to join a meeting using the MeetingID and Password provided.
Safety
The normal rules for internet safety apply when using Zoom. Do not share any personal information, do not accept requests for people you don’t know. If you feel unsure close the software and seek support. More information can be found of Diocese of Coventry website.

Hello Gorgeous People,
This week we have been thinking about Psalm 95 and the theme of the Psalm being worship. We have found as a family that at times getting together in the same room with everybody participating in the worship rather tricky. Somebody always gets grumpy. We always encounter a real change in the atmosphere in our house after we have worshipped together as a family. There is a lightness and joy in the atmosphere. Worshipping Jesus shifts the spiritual atmosphere in our homes.
Our midweek craft activity is to make some worship flags to use in our praise.
There are lots of worship songs you can use. 3 of our favourite YouTube channels for all age songs are;
Bethel kids especially for slightly older children
New Wine great for pre-school and KS1
Soul Survivor for teenagers

Please find below this weeks worship at home resource. The video to go with the resource is below as well.

Last Sunday we looked at Psalm 23. The Psalm starts 'The Lord is my shepherd'. What does it mean to have a shepherd watching over us, protecting us, guiding and leading us?
This weeks midweek craft has been prepared by Sara. Sara and her family are encouraging us to make sheep as we think about Jesus as our shepherd. We used cotton wool & circular spongy brushes to paint the sheep but you could just use fingers (Jennifer's preferred approach) or paint brushes or the slightly less messy option of sticking on cotton wool instead of painting. I've attached a couple of examples made by my willing assistant, William.

Welcome to our first ever virtual Easter Egg Hunt. There are 10 eggs to guess the clues to or virtually find and to colour in. Once you have completed the sheet get an adult to take a picture of it and email it to use office@bedworthparish.org or send it to us via Facebook Messenger. Once we receive a picture of your competed sheet with your name and address then we will send out some goodies in the post to you.

Maundy Thursday Service Details and Liturgy

Live 7:30pm - Zoom
From 8pm onwards on Facebook and You Tube
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The liturgy for this Thursday service can be downloaded and printed from the link below.

If you wish to join the Zoom Service please contact the office for the details.

Let’s get creative to mark Holy Week this year. Holy Week runs from Palm Sunday 5th April to Good Friday 10th April. What we would like everybody to do is to make a Palm Cross.

From Palm Sunday onwards can you do two things;

1. Take a picture of yourself with your palm cross and post it on our Facebook Page or send it to us. office@bedworthparish.org.
2. Put the cross on your front door or in your window.

The sheet below explains more.