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You may be confused by the number of Christian titles available when you are choosing a devotional or testimony-style book. So, I invite you to metaphorically come with me to my study bookshelves and I will recommend some titles to you.

I use a series of Bible commentaries to aid me in my studies and I like to have three for each New Testament book. If you are looking for a set then I would recommend William Barclay, although he only covers the New Testament. ‘The Bible speaks today’ is also very good and I often refer to my IVP commentaries which cover every book of the Bible.

I am also wending my way through two devotional books, which is ones which help you draw closer to God. The titles of these are ‘How to hear God’ by Pete Greig, a very straight forward read on how to listen out for God in a deeper way. The other is ‘The secret place of thunder’ by John Starke. This book is challenging my need to be noticed, acclaimed, and encouraging a deeper more solitary walk with Christ.

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Sharing God's Love in a practical way has always been our aim, whether that be overseas or in our local community. We support overseas mission projects via Commitment for Life. We also support Caring at Christmas, Children's Hospice South West, St Peter's Hospice, Nailsea Food Bank and other local community projects by raising funds through special events and offerings.

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What's it all about?

Church Membership is the way in which Christians who have made their home in the local church are encouraged to express their commitment to that congregation of God’s people.

Who are they?

Well Church Members are not Super-Christians, just ordinary people who meet regularly to try and make sure that the continued life and witness of the church is in line with how God wants it to be. You can still be effective within the life of the church without being a member, but only members have a vote at Church Meeting, and are therefore the people who, as a body, make decisions.

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We are committed to providing a safe and happy environment for children at Nailsea United Reformed Church. We adhere to the United Reform Churches Guidelines for protecting children and national standards for checking and vetting all those who work with children or vulnerable adults.

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