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Join Us for Bible Study: “The Prayer of Hannah”

Are you seeking hope in challenging times? Join us as we dive into the powerful story of Hannah from 1 Samuel 1:9-11, 19-20; 2:1-10. Together, we’ll explore her heartfelt prayer, her unwavering faith, and how God transformed her life in ways she could never have imagined.

What can we learn from Hannah’s perseverance and God’s response?

Come for thoughtful discussion, connection, and inspiration as we journey through this incredible passage.

When: Tuesday (Tonight!) 7PM in the Parlour & On Zoom

Where: Nashwaaksis United Church (46 Main St, Fredericton)

Bring your Bible, your questions, and your open heart! All are welcome. You can join in person in the parlour or on Zoom at 7 PM on Tuesday October 8th. The link to join by Zoom is below:

https://zoom.us/j/91091794790?pwd=PY37CmMBKR2cipGper7uDbtIg2ZR28.1

Unfortunately, due to illness, Rev. Richard has had to cancel this evening’s Bible Study.

See you next week!

Join in on the Bible study tonight where we’ll dive into the profound story of God’s covenant with Abram and Sarai from Genesis 15:1-6. Together, we’ll explore themes of faith, trust, and God’s promises that stretch as far as the stars. Whether you’re familiar with this passage or hearing it for the first time, come with your questions and reflections as we journey deeper into understanding God’s word and covenant with creation. All are welcome!

📅 Date: Tuesday, September 10th
🕒 Time: 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Nashwaaksis United Church and Zoom

The link to join is below:

https://zoom.us/j/91091794790?pwd=PY37CmMBKR2cipGper7uDbtIg2ZR28.1

🌟 Exciting News for Our Young Learners! 🌟

We’re thrilled to introduce “Living the Word,” our Sunday School curriculum designed especially for kids from Kindergarten to Grade 9! Starting on September 8th, and each week, children will dive into the incredible stories of the Bible, discovering God’s love and guidance through engaging lessons, creative activities, and interactive storytelling.

Join us on this amazing journey of faith as we explore how God’s Word connects to our everyday lives. We can’t wait to see your children grow in their understanding and love for the Bible!

📅 Sundays at Nashwaaksis United Church 🕘 10:30 AM

Come be a part of something special! ✨

#SundaySchool #LivingTheWord #FaithJourney #KidsMinistry

🌍 Join Us This Sunday to Explore the Story of Creation! 🌟

This Sunday, we’ll be diving into the awe-inspiring story of Creation from Genesis 1:1-2:3. Come and discover how this ancient narrative still speaks to us today, offering insights into our world, our purpose, and our place in God’s grand design.

📅 Date: Sunday, September 8th

🕒 Time: 10:30 AM

📍 Location: Nashwaaksis United Church (46 Main St)

Let’s gather to reflect, rejoice, and reconnect with the beauty of God’s creation. See you there!

We will gather on Tuesday each week at 7 PM in the parlour at the church (downstairs) and on zoom for those who cannot make it in person.

The link to join in on Zoom is below:

https://zoom.us/j/91091794790?pwd=PY37CmMBKR2cipGper7uDbtIg2ZR28.1

COMBINED WORSHIP SERVICE– This Sunday, July 28 at 10:30am, we will join our brothers and sisters from St. John’s Anglican and Nashwaaksis Baptist for a combined worship service at Nashwaaksis Baptist Church. All are welcome! Refreshments and fellowship will follow the service.

This evening we will have the last of our Easter Bible Studies! We will gather in the parlour of the church and on Zoom at 6:30 PM to read through and explore the meaning of 1 Corinthians 15:1-26, 51-57.

In this part of his letter to the Corinthians, Paul drives home the centrality of the resurrection of Jesus to the Christian faith. He starts by affirming the Gospel message, that Christ taught, died, and was raised.

His argument is that without the resurrection, faith would be futile, that we would still be trapped in and bound by our sin. The intent, as with other parts of this letter, is to remind the people of the church of Corinth of their connectedness to one another in Christ.

The conversation guide can be found here.

The Zoom link is below:

https://zoom.us/j/92733483423?pwd=a0xDOSszTFhScUxXdHI2QjN3ZmV4UT09

For those who are prompted for a password, use the following code: 728658

Hope to see you there tonight!

We continue our Bible Study this coming Monday at 6:30 PM in the parlour and on Zoom. The Zoom link is available below:

https://zoom.us/j/92733483423?pwd=a0xDOSszTFhScUxXdHI2QjN3ZmV4UT09

We continue this week in Paul’s letter to the church in Corinth (1 Corinthians 13:1-13), a place where people are in deep disagreement over which teachings and teachers to which they should be devoting themselves.

In this passage, Paul reminds the people that their attitudes towards one another, and indeed towards their work and the work should be centred on love. God’s love is what guided Jesus’ ministry, and that same love should guide our relationships.

May we strive to live with such love in our church today.

All are welcome to this Bible study, whether you want to attend in person or online. A study guide is available here.

See you Monday evening!

We continue our Bible Study this coming Monday at 6:30 PM in the parlour. The Zoom link is available below:

https://zoom.us/j/92733483423?pwd=a0xDOSszTFhScUxXdHI2QjN3ZmV4UT09

Both of these readings are concerned with the church in Corinth, but from two perspectives: before its founding and after.

Unlike the reading about the founding of the church in Thessalonica, these readings have almost no conflict, at least not on the surface, or right away. Ultimately, they show us how easily and quickly we divide ourselves into camps of faithful. For them it was claiming to be followers of different teachers, and for us we have different denominations. Here we see how little things sometimes change in this church of ours.

All are welcome to this Bible study, whether you want to attend in person or online. A study guide is available here.

See you Monday evening!