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Beside The Burn
On Beside The Burn this week, we turn to Daniel Chapter 5 and The Writing Is On The Wall. A short devotional video, bible reading and prayer to encourage us this week.
The Book Of Daniel
If you haven’t had a chance to watch the film now is a good time as we conclude our series in Daniel this weekend. This is an excellent retelling of the story of Daniel, Free on YouTube or a higher quality version is available with a Amazon Prime subscription or can be rented from Amazon for £1.99. https://youtu.be/FYDvYkbnabk
Almighty God in heaven above is not too great to notice you.
He is too great to overlook you.
Glen Scrivener
“Reading Between The Lines” a series working through the bible looking at the well known phrases. Transfigured
Ukraine
‘Pray for us,’ says Ukrainian Bible Society ‘Pray for peace,’ are the words coming today from the Bible Society of Ukraine. Spokesman for the Bible Society of Ukraine, Rostyslav Stasyuk said, ‘Please continue praying for peace in our country, for the governments on both sides that their hearts are influenced by the Holy Spirit, pray for our soldiers who are sacrificing their lives to protect their homeland.’ He added, ‘Also pray for church leaders and especially ministers to remain strong mentally and physically as they carry the message of hope and encouragement.’ Currently, all Bible Society staff are accounted for, though there are concerns for those who live in areas close to the fighting. Rostyslav said, ‘It is crucial that we continue providing support for our churches and people, with Bibles’.
Information About The Car park at Convention Avenue
Part of the site owned by Portstewart Convention at Convention Avenue in the town has been leased to the local Council and its predecessor bodies for the past 50 years to be used as a public car park, apart from the period of the annual Convention held in July each year. Causeway Coast and Glens Council, at its meeting in December, decided not to renew this lease when its most recent term ended on 29 December 2021. The Convention is currently in discussion with a car park operating company with a view to that company taking over the operation of the car park. As this will be a commercial arrangement there will be a modest charge payable by users of the car park. However, under the agreement being discussed there will not be a charge for parking on Sundays. The Convention is hopeful that a satisfactory agreement on the future of the car park area can be reached. If not the Convention will have to dose this area to public use as, otherwise, the Convention would face insurance implications and repair and maintenance costs which it does not have funds to cover. I would be grateful to you if you would make this change in circumstances known to any organisations whom you know who may be affected. In particular I know that members of some local churches use the car park at times although, of course, there will not be a charge on Sundays.
Snow In Portstewart
We woke up on Thursday morning to snow.
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Jean Scott
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