Prayer meetings are very lively events in our congregation. We sing song s, we discuss scripture (and nobody is affraid to speak their minds). We also socialise. There is often food involved. The exciting bit is that about three quarters of the church attends this event. Please feel free to call in.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20090324T204242Z DTEND;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20090328T223000 STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20090328T193000 TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20160106T224324Z UID:251@larne.adventistchurch.org.uk DESCRIPTION:\n\n Pampering evenin\, facials\, hand\, foot massages and fu n..........\n\n Please come along to support this great cause plus treat yourself too.\n\n \;\n\n Click here ( http://www.adrauk.org/ )to f ind ourt more about ADRA.\n\n SUMMARY:ADRA Fundraiser LOCATION:Larne SDA Church Hall SEQUENCE:0 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML::
Pampering evenin, facials, hand, foot ma ssages and fun..........
Please come along to support this great cause plus treat yourself too.
Click here to find ourt more about ADRA.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20090831T112047Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090927 STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090920 TRANSP:TRANSPARENT LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20121214T181705Z UID:1824@larne.adventistchurch.org.uk DESCRIPTION:From: Center of Screen time Awareness ( http://www.screentime .org/index.php?option=com_content&\;task=view&\;id=12&\;Itemid= 21 )\n\n Why Turn Off?\n Screen Time cuts into family time and is a lead ing cause of obesity in both adults and children. Excessive use of scree ns for recreational purposes leads to a more sedentary and solitary life style and that is unhealthy for all of us\, both mentally and physically .\n\n In the US and other industrialized nations around the world\, scre en time use continue to increase every year. \; The average daily us age for all screens\, in some countries\, has reached 9 hours per day.&n bsp\; This is for recreational use of screens and does not include work time. \;\n\n On average\, people watch 4 hours of television and th en spend another 4 plus hours with computers\, games\, video\, iPods and cell phones.....\n\n Who Participates?\n Anyone and everyone. Millions of people around the world participate in Turnoff Week. Children and adu lts\, rich and poor - people from every background and all walks of life - take part through schools\, churches\, or community groups\, as famil ies or individuals and even at work.\n\n What's So Great about Turnoff W eek?\n Turning off the screen gives us time to think\, read\, create\, a nd do the things we never have time for. This allows us to connect with our families and engage in our communities. We feel good about ourselves as we grow more physicaly and mentally active.\n\n Turnoff Week Works!\ n According to hundreds of responses to our Turnoff Week follow-up surve ys\, 90 percent of responding participants reduced their screen time as a result of participating.\n\n Join churches\, teachers\, pediatricians\ , families\, friends and neighbors by celebrating Turnoff Week 2009: Sep tember 20-26.\n\n ( http://photobucket.com/images/free%20no%20tv%20image s )\n\n By Momunplugged ( http://MomUnplugged )\n\n You can make a diffe rence in yours and your famalies lives.\n\n \;\n\n Let us know if p lan to participate by e-mailing: coetsers@gmail.com\n\n We would love to here about your plans for the week and how you and your family experien ced it.\n\n \;\n\n COMING SOON: Suggestions and tips for your Turn Off Week\n\n \;\n\n SUMMARY:Turn off Week LOCATION:Your Home SEQUENCE:0 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML::From: Center of Screen time Awareness
Why Turn Off?
Screen Time cuts into famil
y time and is a leading cause of obesity in both adults and children. Ex
cessive use of screens for recreational purposes leads to a more sedenta
ry and solitary lifestyle and that is unhealthy for all of us, both ment
ally and physically.
In the US and other industrialized nations a round the world, screen time use continue to increase every year. The average daily usage for all screens, in some countries, has reached 9 hours per day. This is for recreational use of screens and does not include work time.
On average, people watch 4 hours of television and then spend another 4 plus hours with computers, games, v ideo, iPods and cell phones.....
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es, Images and Photos"/></a> By Momunplugged You can make a difference in yours and you
r famalies lives. Let us know if plan to participat
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ur plans for the week and how you and your family experienced it. COMING SOON: Suggestions and tips for your Turn Off Week<
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Anyone and everyone. Millions of people around the world partic
ipate in Turnoff Week. Children and adults, rich and poor - people from
every background and all walks of life - take part through schools, chur
ches, or community groups, as families or individuals and even at work.<
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Turnin
g off the screen gives us time to think, read, create, and do the things
we never have time for. This allows us to connect with our families and
engage in our communities. We feel good about ourselves as we grow more
physicaly and mentally active.
According to hundreds of responses to our Turnoff Week follow-
up surveys, 90 percent of responding participants reduced their screen t
ime as a result of participating.