Church mid week meetings

 

House Groups .

There are 2 house Groups meeting together at the present. They try to meet each fortnight to discuss a variety of religious and moral issues pertinent to the Christian faith and anyone is welcome to come to any meeting:

To enable those who cannot attend day time meetings, a house Groups meets in the evenings where you can learn more about our faith from the experience of each other.

House Fellowship Study group is studying 'social justice' - in response to the Methodist Church's initiative Walking with Micah. We hold this 'Holy Habits' discussion group at  8pm via ZOOM. click here for e-mail link.

The overcomers Group encourages and give support to anyone trying to come to terms with a traumatic event or circumstance in their life. This group usually meets at the Church Common Room every other Wednesday morning @ 10.am. Details from the Minister or Mrs Hilary Jackson.

Meets  alternate Wednesdays . Contact Hilary  via e-mail for details

 

Broomfield Baby Bereavement Group

Broomfield Baby Bereavement Group is a charitable company for tax purposes

HMRC Registered charity No.EW10556

 A local group supporting bereaved parents who have lost a child through miscarriage or at birth. This group: If you have recently lost a child or grandchild then come along to our  support meetings on the last Monday each month at 7.30pm and the Rainbow group  who have children born after thier bereavementmeets on the 2nd Tuesday every month. Here parents who have been bereaved can meet with others in similar circumstances to find mutual support.

• Raises funds to provide furnishings, equipment and other means of solace for a baby bereavement room or rooms or external space at any Mid Essex Hospital, but principally at the local maternity unit of Broomfield Hospital, Broomfield, Chelmsford ( The Blosson Suite)
•  Organises support and care for bereaved relatives mourning the loss of a child through regular support meetings and home visits.
•  Develops  and provide training in bereavement support and counselling for qualified or trainee midwives or other persons or groups on request.
• Produces and publishes appropriate support materials in furtherance of the above aims.

The principle purpose of the group is to fill identified gaps in support and training services from NHS, private Hospitals and local GP surgeries. Support is available to any parent or relative of a stillborn, aborted or SDS child.

The group seeks to liaise regularly with the Broomfield Hospital maternity department.  

For more information about support and events visit www.julie.ellingford@hotmail.co.uk

You might want to visit the Baby Bereavement garden which is open to all and situated at the rear of the church hall. Here you can sit and remember as long as you need to

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