Led Quiet Days
First Thursday of each month, 10.00am – 4.00pm
(Tea/Coffee served from 9.30am)
We are delighted to be able to offer an opportunity to spend a day away from the pressures and the hustle & bustle of everyday life, studying and sharing the Word of God.
The day will have its roots in the Scriptures, with the focus being on Biblical meditation based on a theme or passage.
The loosely structured programme, led by a member of the resident team, allows not only plenty of time for quiet, personal prayer and reflection but also time for group discussion and fellowship.
Drinks will be provided throughout the day but please bring your own lunch.
Prices and booking:
- The cost of the day is £12 per person
Please telephone or email the office to register your attendance.
Tel: 01277 372206
Email: team@pilgrimshall.org
Please note, numbers for this day will be limited, so please book early to ensure your place.
Bible Study Group
Foundations Explored
Thursdays, 7.30pm – 9.00pm
From Thursday 12th January 2023, Pilgrims Hall continues to offer an opportunity to join together for informal studies in God’s Word, currently working through the Book of Genesis, looking at the important teachings that the LORD set down “in the beginning” as the foundations for our faith; scriptures which we often take for granted—but that we hope we may see with new eyes.
We are exploring such things as: how we were created to be, the gospel in Genesis, and seeing Jesus in the Hebrew Scriptures. In addition, understanding the Hebrew (Jewish) roots of our faith, and the depth of meaning in the original Hebrew words and names, opens up Scripture in an amazing way—building our faith in an unchanging, faithful and loving God and Father.
Our studies are in the context of what the original text meant to those who wrote it down, to those who heard or read it at the time and throughout the centuries before the birth of Jesus, and therefore what it must have meant to our Lord Jesus himself. These sessions will be in depth, but suitable for beginners and more mature believers alike.
When: Thursday evenings from 12th January (with breaks over holiday periods)
Time: 7.30pm to 9.00pm, followed by refreshments
Leaders: John Coulthard (Resident Team) and Suzanne Cousins (Trustee)
Cost: No charge, but we ask for a donation at the beginning of each term towards costs/the work of Pilgrims Hall
Prices and booking:
- No charge, but we ask for a donation at the beginning of each term towards costs/the work of Pilgrims Hall
Please telephone or email the office to register your attendance.
Tel: 01277 372206
Email: team@pilgrimshall.org
Please note that places are limited, so bookings will be taken on a first come first served basis.
Bible Study Series
Fundamentals of the Christian faith
When: Saturdays – 25th February, 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th March
Time: 10.00am to 11.00am followed by tea/coffee
Cost: £25
What does it really mean to be saved? How does salvation come about? How do we explain our salvation?
This series will cover the following:
The Bible
Its trustworthiness as the Holy Scriptures being the sole source of divine revelation upon which the Christian faith rests.
Grace
God’s free grace to sinners in which he pardons sins, accepts and accounts people as righteous in his sight.
Christ
Being the only way of salvation for man; accepting, receiving and resting upon Christ alone for justification, sanctification and eternal life.
Faith
Being made right with God—justified—by faith alone and not by any human effort.
God
That everything including the works of creation and redemption, and the person and work of Jesus Christ are for the glory of God.
Prices and booking:
- Total cost for the series is £25 per person
Please telephone or email the office to book your place.
Tel: 01277 372206
Email: team@pilgrimshall.org
Office Hours:
Monday: 1.30pm – 5.00pm
Tuesday: Friday: 9.30am – 5.00pm
Bible Study Series
Covenant Relationship
When: Wednesdays – 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th March
Time: 10.00am to 11.30am, followed by tea/coffee and time for discussion
Cost: £25
This cup is the new covenant in my blood, which is poured out for you.” Luke 22:20
Have you thought about what it means for believers in Jesus Christ to be in covenant with Almighty God? Do you know what a Biblical covenant entails and how serious it is?
Over five weekly sessions we will be exploring our relationship with God by studying the Biblical covenants—looking at the different forms of covenant, discovering why they are important, and applying this knowledge to our own relationship with the Lord through our Saviour Jesus the Messiah.
Our aim is to gain a deeper understanding of what the Bible teaches about covenant, and to grasp both the security and challenge of being in covenant relationship with our God.
Sessions will be as follows:
The Concept of Covenant
What is a covenant, where is the first covenant mentioned, how were covenants made, what different types are in the Bible?
The Covenant with Abraham
What sort of covenant is this, what does it tell us about God, and what relevance does it have today?
The Covenant from Sinai
Who is this covenant with, what type of covenant is it, and what is its purpose?
The Covenant with David, and the New Covenant
What are God’s promises to David, and how are they relevant to us? Is the New Covenant completely different from the previous ones? Who is it with? What are the links with previous covenants?
Our Personal Covenant Relationship
What are the implications of being in covenant with God?
Prices and booking:
- Total cost for the series is £25 per person
Please telephone or email the office to book your place.
Tel: 01277 372206
Email: team@pilgrimshall.org
Office Hours:
Monday: 1.30pm – 5.00pm
Tuesday: Friday: 9.30am – 5.00pm
Disclaimer
Whilst Pilgrims Hall invites speakers to present teaching on various topics as part of our Seminar and Other Programmes, the views expressed by visiting speakers in any seminars are entirely those of the individuals concerned and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Pilgrims Hall.
