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Regent Hall News 

24/03/23


Young Adults Lunches

Help Needed: Young Adults Lunches:

Back in October we had a young adults lunch - 17 of us had some home cooked food and spent quality time together in No 10.

We want to make this a regular thing but we want the wider corps to get involved. Many corps have student lunches, where people offer to have students over for lunch. At Regent Hall this is harder for us to do, so we have had to think a little differently.

We’d like to launch young adult lunches as a monthly event open to anyone from sixth form, (that’s Year 12) to 25 years old. We want our lunches to include anyone in this age range as we realise that not everyone goes to university and many young adults move to London for work.

I know most people are not in this age range, so the great news is that once you get to 26 you can get involved in one of three ways:
  1. You can offer to cook - there is a kitchen with a commercial oven we can use in No 10
  2. You can offer to help host the lunch - help with getting the room ready and clearing away
  3. You can offer to sponsor the lunch - you can help financially 
So, this is a call for support: if you’re interested in cooking, hosting or sponsoring the lunches please let me know.

We’re also on the look out for someone who can co-ordinate the lunches by putting together the rota. 

Being a young adult is an important time - for many of us it’s the first time we get to choose whether we actually want to go to church and which church we would like to go to. These lunches will help us welcome new people to our church family and encourage the friendships and intergenerational support network that makes Regent Hall so special. It would be great if this is something the corps can help drive forwards so please have a think about how you may be able to support.

Thank you!

Beth Gibson
Youth Team Leader

Self-Denial Appeal:

Thank you for your generous giving in our Self-Denial Appeal. To date we have received gifts totalling £4,155 to support the work of our partner territories in the worldwide Salvation Army.

The Appeal will remain open for a number of months so there is still chance to donate. Please speak to our Corps Treasurer or use the link here, thank you.
Glenys
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Key information about the church...

   

Where & when does the church meet?

Our Regent Hall Salvation Army Church meets every Sunday at 11:00am for our Sunday Service. Our open-air meeting on Oxford Street is at 10:00am. 
We meet at:
Regent Hall
275 Oxford Street
London
W1C 2DJ


You can see a map on our contact us page

   

What should I expect when I visit the church?

You will receive a very warm welcome particularly from our Welcome Team who will be able to answer your questions and direct you to where you need to go. We have a time of worship with congregational singing and items from our musical sections. We have periods of reflection, when we pray and read the Bible, and our Bible message is brought to us by one of our officer team. 
 

Tea, coffee and biscuits are served after the service where there is plenty of time to meet new people and ask more questions.

   

What happens to the kids at church?

We have a great programme for the kids at Regent Hall for:

Explorers (4-7 years)
Kids Zone (8-10 years)

We also have an active youth group, including Pulse - a Sunday session learning about faith, as well as regularly getting together for worship and just meeting up socially and for sports.

For more information about what happens in the children's and youth work please visit the relevant age groups for you under church life.

   

Is there a dress code?

Please just be yourself and come dressed in your 'normal' clothes. Our corps officers (Church leaders) and Salvationists do wear Salvation Army uniform to be visible in our ministry and witness.

   

Will I have to join in?

Not at all! You are free to simply observe or participate as much as feels comfortable for you.
 

 

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