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Boxgrove Primary School

October 17th, 2018 |

Encouraging quote from the Head Teacher Kim Thornton at Boxgrove Primary School, Chichester, who in her latest newsletter to parents and carers penned the following words:

“It was lovely to welcome David Thurlow and Gordon Curley from Swanfield Chapel on Tuesday. Having explained that parables are like jam doughnuts i.e. the cake part is the story, the jam, the hidden meaning, Gordon retold the story of “The Prodigal Son”. At the end of telling the story, Gordon explained to the children that God’s grace is amazing – that He welcomes everyone. That there are no conditions and that He forgives us for all the things we do that are wrong – if we just say “sorry”.”

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LIFE Expo@Chichester

October 15th, 2018 |

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‘I believe’ (Gospel Sermon)

October 15th, 2018 |

Author: Gordon Curley

‘I believe’ – 1 Timothy chapter 3 verse 16 – Gospel Sermon by Gordon Curley.

PowerPoint slides to accompany this talk are available on request – email: gcurley@gcurley.info

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‘I believe’ (Teaching Sermon)

October 15th, 2018 |

Author: Gordon Curley

‘I believe’ – 1 Timothy chapter 3 verse 16 – Bible Teaching Sermon by Gordon Curley.

PowerPoint slides to accompany this talk are available on request – email: gcurley@gcurley.info

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October 8th, 2018 |

Author: Gordon Curley

The Life Exhibition is a multi-media experience designed for primary school children which complements and works alongside existing RE teaching. Using interactive tablets, QR codes, graphics, quizzes, films, songs and a discussion café, Life helps children learn – in just over one hour – about the story of Jesus and his relevance today. The exhibition is FREE to schools thanks to the sponsorship of local churches and Counties. It is aimed at KS2 children, although sessions can be shortened to include children in YR3. It visits an average of 20 towns or cities per year and unpacks into a public hall or church building, where children from several local schools can come in to be hosted each week.