By Hayley Beckett on 7th January 2021
Monthly Prayer Gatherings on Zoom for 30 mins– daytime at 9.30 on 1st Tuesday of the month starting on 5th January.
Part of the focus for these will be our Prayer Focus churches and in due course we will invite them to take part in this.
Once a term – Time to Gather – a time to pray and listen together about wider issues affecting our Association, our Union and our country. This will be for an hour at 7pm on the last Sunday of February, May, August & November
Twice a year – Weeks of Prayer – the week leading up to Pentecost which this year will be 17th – 22nd May and then the week leading up to our EBA Gathering in September which will be Monday 20th – 24th September
Once a year – EBA Gathering on 25th September for all our churches and the Ministers’ Conference 16th – 18th June for our ministers.
The Zoom link for all of these meetings is:
Topic: EBA Zoom Meeting
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88201290903
Meeting ID: 882 0129 0903
Passcode: 794152
Anyone from an EBA church is welcome to join us. We look forward to ‘seeing’ you at one of our times of prayer together.
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