The Ark : Representing Jesus through our resources

   Bedmond Village Hall,
   High Street, Bedmond
   WD5 0QP
   Sundays,
   10am - 12 noon
   Younger children’s
   creche, 11am - 12 noon

   Our kids’ club
   Wednesdays,
   6.30 - 7.45pm (term-time)
   Hillside Hall,
   Abbots Langley

Phone:
01923 242587
Email:
office@thearkcc.org
Pastor:
Bruce Oliver

Ark Community Church pack. This is available at the church information table on Sundays and contains all of the details published here on our website. The pack contains information on the church, what we believe, our style of worship, children’s work, our overseas interests and affiliations, also personal testimonies of people who regularly attend our services.

Free bookmarks ‘Who I am in Christ’ are available at the church information table. These are a great personal reminder of how God sees us and not how we see ourselves.

The Ark church folder.

Prayer cards are available at the church information table. These can be completed and put in the offering basket on Sunday mornings or emailed through this website or posted to The Ark Community Church, 6 Woodland Drive, Watford, Herts WD17 3BX.

Silver booklets entitled ‘Knowing God Personally’ and 'Journey Into Life' are available, explaining how to become a Christian. These are free to visitors and include a personal prayer of salvation.

The Ark uses two books to encourage and help personal discipleship. Normally these are used as personal Bible study notes and are completed together with a Home group leader. ‘First Steps’ covers the basic facts of the Christian faith and is most appropriate to those who have made an initial prayer of commitment to follow Jesus.

‘Scenes of Life’ covers different aspects of life from the cradle to the grave. It contains a series of bible studies giving a biblical perspective on each subject. Again, this is best covered with another person.

The Ark Ministry Questionnaire.
Our experience is that many people are handicapped by unforgiveness, personal sin or damage from the past. We have found that this questionnaire helps us identify these issues in people’s lives and an opportunity is offered to pray about them with a church leader.

CARE

CARE is a well-established mainstream Christian charity with 100,000
supporters which provides resources and helps to bring Christian insight and experience to matters of public policy and practical caring initiatives. CARE is represented in the UK Parliaments and Assemblies, at the EU in Brussels and the UN in Geneva and New York.

www.care.org.uk

The Christian Institute

The Christian Institute exists for "the furtherance and promotion of the Christian religion in the United Kingdom" and "the advancement of education". The Christian Institute is a nondenominational Christian charity committed to upholding the truths of the Bible. They are supported by individuals and churches throughout the UK.