This month, September, is when things start again after the summer break.  At the Room our first major event is the Harvest Supper on September 25th. The Harvest Supper is when we share food together, celebrate, and give thanks to God for yet another harvest.

We have often been asked the reason why we do not charge for this and other events which we organise (except the quiz night which is specifically for Tear Fund)

Woolpit Room Christian Fellowship is a church based on the principles laid down in the New Testament at the beginning of the Christian church which we read about in the book of Acts and letters written by the apostle Paul; all based on the life and teaching of Jesus and not on human ideas.  He freely gave Himself and what He had to the people around Him.  The book of Acts tells of the first Christians meeting together, sharing food and belongings, supporting one another and caring for the widows and poor people as well as preaching about Jesus. See Acts Ch 2v42-47 & Acts Ch 4v32

Thank you for your generous financial giving which enables us to continue to function as a church and to welcome members of our community to services and events.

We welcome any who come and share food with them. This creates a relaxed atmosphere. We want people to feel welcome, at home and comfortable. This is an illustration of the generosity of God to all people.

Money of course is needed for the running of any organisation. Another Biblical principle we believe in, is tithing, giving money regularly towards the expenses of the Room (in the Old Testament this was 1/10th of income). 

1 Corinthians Ch 16 v2 encourages Christians to set money aside rather than giving what is left over.

None of our leaders receives any monetary reward but consider it a calling and a privilege to serve. We do offer expenses to outside, invited, speakers.

Recently renovations, repair work and redecoration have been carried out. This was made possible by a legacy we received from a former member of the church.

Our overall aim is to introduce others to Jesus, to glorify, thank, and praise God. We all are called to live in a different way from those who do not know Jesus as Saviour or acknowledge Him.

Phil & Jan, Margaret, Graham