Footsteps
Footsteps is for families. It's Fun. It's Messy Church.
Once a month on a Saturday families are to be found having fun doing craft, having a go at challenges and activities and enjoying the chance to play.
Its Messy Church - the crafts link to the Bible story that we share when we all come together for worship and prayers too
A hot meal is served at the end of the afternoon, so we can continue to chat and get to know one another over a hot meal.
Footsteps aims to be a community of families who are getting to know one another, making friends and be a great place to find out about the Christian faith.
Its great to meet up at other times too when we join in with other Springfield events, such as the cinema visit, Feast in the Field and holiday club.
Its Messy Church - the crafts link to the Bible story that we share when we all come together for worship and prayers too
A hot meal is served at the end of the afternoon, so we can continue to chat and get to know one another over a hot meal.
Footsteps aims to be a community of families who are getting to know one another, making friends and be a great place to find out about the Christian faith.
Its great to meet up at other times too when we join in with other Springfield events, such as the cinema visit, Feast in the Field and holiday club.
We would love you to come and join in - future Saturdays in 2012 are:
10th March, 21st April, 19th May, 16th June, 14th July, 25th August, 22nd September, 20th October, 17th November, 15th December.
It all happens at: HighView Primary School, The Chase, Wallington SM6 8JT from 4pm - 6pm
Contact Sue Bosley for more information or come along and see what we're up to!
Pictures from our Christmas Special:
Pictures taken at an earlier Footsteps:
The thing I like about Footsteps is the bible story, all the children are able to get involved by drsssing up or holding things up related to the story. We all really get into the story and its message. We always have a fun way of saying grace too! Sarah D
Always made to feel welcome. Paula I
It's for all the family, with a hot meal; so no cooking for mum! Claire W
