Church makes time to mess around

Mafi, Chloe and Alisi Melolo with doves at the Messy Church during May.

TIME to get messy again with Messy Church at the Warwick Uniting Church on Friday 10 June, from 5pm to 7.30pm.
So what is Messy Church?
Sometimes it’s quite messy – always a bit noisy – with people chatting and craft being created by young and old.
In a world that is busy and always in a rush, Messy Church is a time to chill – chat, have fun, eat a light meal (that someone else has cooked) with other young families and generally let kids explore a faith topic in a very informal atmosphere.
The evening starts at 5pm with games, sharing a meal at 5.30pm then work on crafts from 6pm to 7pm. Then paticipants head into the church for a short lesson – then back to the hall for dessert and home by 7.30pm.
At the Uniting Church they hold Messy Church on the second Friday of the month – twice a school term. The theme for the next Messy Church on 10 June is – Priorities – Putting God first.
The previous Messy Church in May was based on the theme of Pentecost – when the Holy Spirit descended on the people and empowered them to spread the message of God’s word throughout the world.
Symbolised with a variety of wind chimes, doves, and fire, maybe the simple joy of lighting each other’s sparklers – spreading God’s message from one to each other – was one of the highlights.
All are welcome to join, families – singles, young and old. For more information contact the church office on 4661 1080 or speak to someone at the Lighthouse.