Kent Thameside Church Project

A six session interactive programme using meditation, storytelling, life experience workshops, aromatherapy and visual arts to destress and stimulate a deeper spiritual life.Drawing on ancient teachings of Jesus and the Christian mystics the programme is designed to promote health, relaxation and well-being.This introductory course is organised by the Kent Thameside Church Project and is free.The Kent Thameside Church Project is a cooperative venture between the Kent and London Baptist Associations and explores new ways of living effectively as a Christian in today's world.




		Cell church might sound like something to do with prisons - but its actually a way of being church together, focussing upon relationships and community rather than buildings, organizations or institutions. Usually the cell church will meet in a number of groups of about twelve or so in members homes coming together more centrally at regular intervals for specific purposes. It is very likely that each cell group will have a slightly different social mix, along with different approaches to the faith and different styles of worship. It really is for each group to 'make itself' in Christ's image. However we hope and pray that each of the groups will belong together - hence we use the chambered shell image to talk about the interdependency and relationship of each cell to the others. If 'one is sad - all are sad';' if one is poor - all help'.

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Cell church might sound like something to do with prisons - but its actually a way of being church together, focussing upon relationships and community rather than buildings, organizations or institutions.

Usually the cell church will meet in a number of groups of about twelve or so in members homes coming together more centrally at regular intervals for specific purposes.

It is very likely that each cell group will have a slightly different social mix, along with different approaches to the faith and different styles of worship. It really is for each group to 'make itself' in Christ's image.

However we hope and pray that each of the groups will belong together - hence we use the chambered shell image to talk about the interdependency and relationship of each cell to the others. If 'one is sad - all are sad';' if one is poor - all help'.