Young People’s Groups
Pilots–
a young peoples group for ages 6 to
11. Pilots is a national movement sponsored by the United Reformed
Church & The Congregational Federation.
www.pilots.org.uk
Youth Group–
a group for our older young people with games &
activities.
Uniformed Organisations
The church sponsors Beavers, Cub Scouts,
Scouts, Explorer Scouts, Brownie Guides & Guides. These are all very
active groups and are very much part of the life of the church.
www.bridgechurchscouts.co.uk
Parent & Toddler Groups
There are two groups– one meeting on a
Thursday morning, the other on a Friday morning. This is a chance for
parents and their young children to meet and play together in a church
setting.
Adult Groups
Social Groups–
There are two ladies groups (Women’s Meeting & T Club) which meet to
hear a speaker and share fellowship over a cup of tea. The men meet as a
Supper Club, also having a speaker, but this is followed by a cooked meal.
All groups also have a number of outings during the year.
Day Centre–
On the first Wednesday of each month , the church runs a day centre for
those are who are elderly or find it difficult to get out. Speakers, bingo
and entertainment are regular features to supplement the meal and
refreshments during the day.
Groups for Study, Prayer &
Discussion– There are regular
meetings of Bible Study Groups, a discussion group called ‘Talking of
God’ and a Prayer for Healing Group. Opportunities to participate
ecumenically through Prayer Breakfasts & Lent Lunches are also
available.
Choir–
Each Sunday, the choir helps lead the congregation in its worship. They
practice each Wednesday and anyone is welcome to join.
Family Church Hikes–
From time to time, on a Saturday, walks are arranged in the beautiful
countryside surrounding the town. All are welcome to join in these which
are planned to not be too difficult!
Family Church Productions–
Every two years the Drama Group has put on a musical production in the
hall which involves all ages. Great fun is had by all and it is a great
way of getting to know each other better. The audience usually enjoys them
as well!