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10:59am Wednesday 14th May 2008

PORTHLEVEN APOSTOLIC CHURCH, THOMAS STREET: On Sunday the guest speaker at the morning service was John Hills, who is the national director of Ambassadors for Christ. He spoke on the adventure of faith with specific reference to Pentecost and the transforming, dynamic experience of the Holy Spirit.

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11:53am Wednesday 7th May 2008

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11:13am Thursday 1st May 2008

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10:21am Wednesday 16th April 2008

PORTHLEVEN METHODIST CHURCH: Morning worship on Sunday was led by Mrs Sarah Fuller, who took the congregation on a journey through the events leading up to and following Easter and the Resurrection of Jesus.

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11:06am Wednesday 9th April 2008

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11:26am Wednesday 2nd April 2008

PORTHLEVEN PORTHLEVEN WIVES CLUB: The meeting was opened by Ann Short. The members had an enjoyable evening with a beetle drive. The pairs winners were Estelle Kitts and Jill Strike. The two lowest scores were Rosemary Polglase and Marjorie Pryor.

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10:31am Thursday 27th March 2008

PORTHLEVEN PORTHLEVEN METHODIST CHURCH: Despite the inclement weather, attendances were good at events throughout Holy Week and on Easter Day itself. Maundy Thursday evening saw a different' style of Holy Communion, with participants enjoying food together prior to the distribution of the symbolic bread and wine.

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11:58am Wednesday 19th March 2008

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3:12pm Wednesday 12th March 2008

PORTHLEVEN PORTHLEVEN METHODIST CHURCH: The theme for morning worship on Passion Sunday was "Vision" and the service was led by John Hall. His wife, Pam Hall, read the Scripture lessons and also talked to the children. David Philp was the organist. The preacher for the Evening Service was Louse Luing, from Rosudgeon, who talked about God's work of salvation through Jesus. John Gilbert was at the organ.

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2:19pm Wednesday 5th March 2008

PORTHLEVEN APOSTOLIC CHURCH: "Godliness with contentment is great gain" 1 Tomothy 6:6, was the subject of the morning service on Sunday, when Eunice Thomas contrasted the discontent of the world with the contentment found in a personal relationship with God, founded in gratitude for what God has done; in finding God's purpose for our life; putting God first; focusing on generosity, and on the spiritual rather than the material life.

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