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June 2018 June 2018
Treating Insect Bites and Stings
BERE REGIS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Most are treated by:
Sundays 10.30am Morning Service taken each week by visiting  washing the affected area with soap and
preachers. water
Mondays at 7pm STS (Search the Scriptures) Youth meeting  placing a cold compress (a flannel or cloth
Tuesdays at 9.15am (during term time) Chapel Toddlers Group soaked in cold water) over the area to reduce
Tuesdays at 7.30pm Bible Study and Prayer swelling
Last month the Church welcomed Mike Berry from the Zambesi Mission who Try not to scratch the affected area to avoid
talked to us about the Mission’s work in Mozambique and Malawi. This month, on infection. If you're in pain or the area is swollen, take
th
June 10 , Tim Palmer will be coming to tell us about the New Tribes Mission UK. Of painkillers such as paracetamol or ibuprofen. If in
the world’s 6,500 people groups, 2,500 are still unreached. NTM UK helps local doubt, seek advice from one of our Practice Nurses.
churches train, coordinate and send missionaries to these tribes.
On a practical note, the Church has been blessed with the provision of new Carers Meetings
upholstered, stacking chairs. These very comfortable chairs still give us flexible use
of our Church space. You are very welcome to our services and the opportunity At our last meeting, about 15 people attended. We were very lucky to have
to try the new seats for yourself! Rosemary from the Kingsbere Quilters come to visit us. She brought along some
beautiful examples of quilting that the group had made. Rosemary also told us

about a charity scheme that they participate in where they make small quilts for
Four Days Left to Live! sick children and their parents. Then the idea being that they are exchanged
regularly back and forth with parent and child so that the scents of each help
“Who needs Jesus?” For 63 years John had made his own way in life. He had a with bonding.
wife and family and had always been able to provide for them. He had never
needed or believed in God. Why start now? Our next meeting will be held at 2pm at the Scout Hut - Bere Regis.
John refused the Gospel booklet that an ‘Every
Home for Christ’ worker offered him when he
answered a knock at the door. He was about to
slam it shut when his wife, Lydia, reached out and
took the booklet. John walked away in disgust, but
when the workers asked if there was anything they
could pray for, she thanked them and asked them
to pray for her husband who had a heart problem.
In bed that night, Lydia began reading the Gospel
booklet to herself. She was surprised when her
husband asked her to read it aloud, and even
more surprised when he kept asking her to re-read
the booklet, somehow fascinated by its message.
A few days later the EHC workers returned and
invited John and Lydia to church. By then the Holy Spirit had done His work. The
following Sunday John and Lydia made a public profession of faith in Jesus Christ,
repenting of their sins and committing their lives to Jesus, to trust and follow Him.

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