ENFIELD’S ‘BIG QUESTION CAFÉ’
22nd March to 26th March 2010
at the Emmanuel Centre 145 Baker Street, Enfield

Over the last few weeks, people from our Church have been asking family, work colleagues, neighbours and others a question as part of our ‘Big Survey’.

We have been asking “If you could ask God one question and you knew He’d answer it, what would it be?” The top four questions raised are the subject of one of the short talks at the ‘Big Question Café’ being held during the afternoons and evenings of the week 22nd – 26th March.

The Café is an opportunity for anyone and everyone to hear the answers to the top four ‘Big Questions'. There will be free refreshments and live music
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DOORS OPEN 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE START TIME

Monday, 22 March - 8 to 9 pm
How do we know God exists?

Tuesday, 23 March - 2 to 3 pm and 8 to 9 pm
What happens when we die and is there a heaven?

Wednesday, 24 March - 2 to 3 pm and 8 to 9 pm
Why is there so much injustice?

Friday, 26 March - 2 to 3 pm and 8 to 9 pm
Why are there natural disasters?

David Williams, Assistant Pastor of EEFC, will be using
the Bible to help us find the answers to these BIG questions

Everyone has questions about what life’s really all about at some stage
and we’d love YOU to come along to the Café to start to find out the answer”.

17th and 27th March 2010
Wednesday & Saturday Walking Groups
Meet at The Emmanuel Centre to travel by car for a 6 mile riverside walk from Bengeo, Hertford to Ware. There will be a stop in Ware for lunch and a 'Passion for Life' testimony

Easter Services 2010
"What Jesus wants us to know this Easter"
Palm Sunday 28th March at 10.00am & 6.30pm
Good Friday 2nd April at 10am
Easter Sunday 4th April at 10.00am & 6.30pm

Enfield County Upper School, Holly Walk, Enfield, EN2 6QG
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Wednesday 14th April 2010
Marilyn Baker in concert at 2.00pm

Chace Community School, Churchbury Lane, Enfield EN1 3HQ
Admission Free by Ticket Only

  
www.marilynbakerministries.org

Marilyn Baker became blind as a child, but soon demonstrated a gift for music, which took her to the Royal College of Music and on into a teaching profession. She had a longing to communicate her faith and began writing anointed songs. Her deep desire to help others discover the love that has so changed her life led her into Christian Ministry through music. During the past 20 years Marilyn has traveled around the world, becoming one of Britain’s most popular singer-songwriters.  Pennie is Marilyn’s guide dog and travels everywhere with her. She is the only member of Marilyn’s team allowed to sleep during her concerts.

For further information contact the Church Office Tel: 0208 363 3354