You can pre book for either of the next two Gathered Togethers here.

To find out about the pattern and details of all our gatherings, just go here.

Any queries just email paul@belvoirparish.co.uk.

We are running the Prayer Course starting this Thursday and running fortnightly on zoom. Whether you are an expert or a novice this course will help us grow and deepen our prayer life. Anyone can join in (or dip in and out).

Email paul@belvoirparish.co.uk for info.

This is a prequel to the course we ran before Easter and some of you may have done it before.

If you can’t make it on Thursdays, you can still watch the videos at prayercourse.org or read the book “How to Pray” by Pete Greig.

We have a new gathering pattern (blending Virtual and In Person Gatherings) starting this Sunday (11 April).

We will continue to have safety procedures in place, including

• seating spaced out (with Welcoming Team, recording who is there and guiding you to a seat)
• masks to be worn (unless you are under 12 or are exempt for medical reasons)
• spaces kept ventilated
• hand sanitiser at the entrance (and throughout building)
• 72 hours between any gatherings in a bubble (church and hall)
• ensuring all gatherings are less than an hour
• Not sharing microphones or moving about (readings and other things will be on the screens)
• Quiet singing or humming (while wearing a mask)

Starting this Sunday each week we will have an opportunity to gather in person and virtually. And we will have two gathering times, 11am and 7pm.

Every week we will be TOGETHER at 11am alternating between being GATHERED and SCATTERED.

On 11 April we will be GATHERED TOGETHER at 11am in the Church Bubble.
And at 7pm we will have SundayNight@Home – our worship, sharing, praying gathering on zoom.

The next week (18th) we will have SCATTERED TOGETHER (Virtual) at 11am and Easter Vestry (In Person) at 7pm in the Church Bubble.

And we will continue to alternate between being GATHERED and SCATTERED at 11am and @Home and @Belvoir at 7pm for the next couple of months.

We will introduce a MidWeek gatherings, kids gatherings and youth gatherings as things develop into this pattern.

For now there will be no creche and sunday club and no tea and coffee at any of the Sunday gatherings until we can work out a safe way to do it.

There are no midweek gatherings this week.

This will certainly be an Easter Sunday with a difference.
We want everyone to be able to celebrate with us so there are a variety of ways that you can join the celebrations.
Why not invite your friends and family to explore more about The New Hope that Easter Sunday brings at 9am, 11am, 6pm or 7pm.

We begin with a Garden Gathering at 9am.
While we can’t gather to mingle, we can gather in our cars with windows down and we will have some spaced out seating in the garden as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus through worship, communion, prayer and teaching.

Go here for details of all our Easter gatherings.

On Good Friday (2 April) the church and grounds will open for prayer and reflection from 12-3pm.

Round the outside of the church there will be prayer stations that prompt prayer and reflection on the cross.

Inside the church there will be a video playing with music, readings and reflection (on a loop) so you can call in and pray for 30mins and spend some time before or after in the garden.

There will also be a craft activity for any kids that come along.

Go here for details of all our Easter gatherings.

Every day through Holy Week we will suggest a photo theme that resonates with the Holy Week story.

Post your photos on the Belvoir Parish Facebook page or WhatsApp them to Chris at 07980 885991 then check here at 6pm when we’ll display the photos and read the story.

Every day through Holy Week we will suggest a photo theme that resonates with the Holy Week story.

Post your photos on the Belvoir Parish Facebook page or WhatsApp them to Chris at 07980 885991 then check here at 6pm when we’ll display the photos and read the story.

We are trying to make sure everyone is contacted on a regular basis through emails, letters, phone calls, WhatsApp groups, huddling on zoom. And that everyone has an opportunity to get involved.

This short form is the same as the one you received through the post that allows you to give us your contact details, get connected in different ways and lists opportunities to get involved. (If you didn’t receive anything in the post then we might not have your correct details).

We look forward to hearing from you.

The Belvoir Parish Team