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MSN Gent - Unity in Christ Bible Study, Ghent (2026)

16/06/2026

THE UNITY IN CHRIST (UIC) BIBLE STUDY

Date: June 14, 2026
Venue: Augustine Monastery
Facilitator: Brother Erik Schraepen
Gospel Reading: Matthew 9:35–38

ATTENDANCE

Present during the Bible Study and Prayer Gathering were:

* Brother Erik
* sister Joy
* Janet
* Herminia
* Suwanna
* Ruth
* nay Shony
* Dirk
* Josie
* Mariana
* Shiva

OPENING PRAYER

The gathering commenced with an Opening Prayer led by Brother Erik Schraepen, thanking God for His love, mercy, and faithfulness. He prayed for the guidance of the Holy Spirit throughout the Bible Study and asked that all participants be open to receiving God’s Word and responding to His call.

PRAISE AND WORSHIP

The community joyfully praised and worshipped the Lord through the singing of the following songs:

This Is the Day That the Lord Has Made
Beloved, Let Us Love One Another
In His Time
I Surrender All

The worship songs prepared the hearts and minds of the participants to receive God’s Word and strengthened the spirit of unity and fellowship among the community.

PRAYER BEFORE THE GOSPEL

Before the Gospel proclamation, Sister Joy Bugarin led a short prayer, asking the Holy Spirit to enlighten the minds and hearts of all participants so that they may understand, embrace, and live according to God’s Word.

GOSPEL READING

A reading from the Holy Gospel according to Matthew 9:35–38 was proclaimed.

Response:

“Glory to You, O Lord.”

The Gospel highlighted Jesus’ compassion for the crowds and His call for laborers in the harvest, reminding everyone of their responsibility to participate in God’s mission.

BIBLE STUDY PROPER

Theme: THE SERVANT OF GOD (Questions Part 1)

Following the Gospel Reading, the participants sang:

We Need Servants to the Lord

The song emphasized the need for faithful servants who are willing to answer God’s call and dedicate themselves to His work.

The Bible Study was then facilitated by Brother Erik Schraepen, who guided the participants through Questions 1–8.

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS

Question 1

Who is a servant of God according to Matthew 10:1–22?

Answer:

All the Apostles whom Jesus called and commissioned for His work.

Question 2

Who is a servant of God according to 2 Timothy 2:1?

Answer:

Timothy, a faithful servant strengthened by the grace of Jesus Christ.

Question 3

Who is a servant of God according to Matthew 21:33–41 and Matthew 25:14–28? (Compare with Romans 12:6–8)

Answer:

Everyone whom Jesus calls and commissions for His work and everyone entrusted with gifts, talents, responsibilities, and ministries from God.

Question 4

What can we conclude after having answered these three preceding questions?

Answer:

Every Christian is a servant of God.

The participants reflected that God calls every believer to serve according to the gifts and responsibilities entrusted to them.

THE SERVANT’S CALLING

Question 5

What is striking when we compare the calling of the Apostle Paul with Timothy?

Answer:

Paul’s calling was dramatic and spectacular, while Timothy’s calling was simpler and less spectacular. Nevertheless, both were called by God and became faithful servants.

The discussion emphasized that God calls people in different ways according to His purpose.

Following the discussion, the participants sang:

Thy Word Is a Lamp Unto My Feet

The song reminded everyone that God’s Word guides the path of every servant of God and provides direction in daily life.

Question 6

Which factors play an important role for servants of God?

Answer:

* Availability
* Willingness
* Obedience
* Intercession
* Commitment

The group reflected that God looks for hearts that are ready and willing to respond to His call.

REQUIREMENTS FOR A SERVANT OF GOD

Question 7

What is fundamentally important to Jesus in this regard?

Answer:

Love for Jesus Christ.

Based on John 21:15–17, the participants reflected on how Jesus first asked Peter if he loved Him before entrusting him with the care of His flock.

Question 8

How does a servant know that this love for God is working in his or her life?

Answer:

By loving people.

The participants reflected that genuine love for God is demonstrated through love, compassion, kindness, forgiveness, and service to others.

RESPONSE SONG

As a response to God’s call and the lessons learned from the Bible Study, the participants sang:

Here I Am, Lord

The song served as a prayer of commitment and willingness to answer God’s call to serve faithfully.

HEALING AND DELIVERANCE PRAYER

A Healing and Deliverance Prayer for sister Ruth followed.

Special prayers were offered for:

* Spiritual healing
* Physical healing
* Emotional healing
* Family intentions
* Personal concerns and challenges
* Guidance and protection

The community joined together in intercessory prayer, entrusting all needs and intentions to the Lord and Healing Prayer for sister Ruth.

TESTIMONY SHARING

Following the prayer session, testimonies were shared by:

Sister Ruth

Sister Ruth shared her testimony of God’s faithfulness, guidance, and blessings in her life. She encouraged everyone to continue trusting in the Lord and to remain steadfast in prayer.

Sister Herminia Reyes

Sister Herminia shared her testimony on God’s grace, protection, and constant presence throughout life’s challenges. She encouraged the community to persevere in faith, remain hopeful, and continue serving God wholeheartedly.

The testimonies inspired and strengthened the faith of all participants.

ASSIGNMENT FOR THE NEXT BIBLE STUDY

Brother Erik assigned Questions 9–14 (Part 2) for personal study and reflection at home.

Participants were requested to:

* Read the assigned Scripture references.
* Reflect prayerfully on each question.
* Write their answers.
* Bring their completed answers to the next Bible Study session.

NEXT BIBLE STUDY

July 12, 2026

Topic:

THE SERVANT OF GOD (Questions Part 2)

Questions 9–14 will be discussed during the next gathering.

CLOSING PRAYER

The gathering concluded with a Closing Prayer led by Brother Erik Schraepen.

Brother Erik thanked God for His presence throughout the Bible Study, for the wisdom and insights gained from the discussion, for the healing and deliverance prayers, and for the testimonies shared by the participants. He prayed that everyone would continue to grow in faith, deepen their love for Jesus Christ, and demonstrate that love through service and love for others.

He also prayed for God’s protection, guidance, wisdom, and blessings upon all participants and their families. He encouraged everyone to continue studying God’s Word and to complete Questions 9–14 in preparation for the next Bible Study on July 12, 2026 2:00PM - 4:00PM

ADJOURNMENT

The meeting was officially adjourned following the Closing Prayer. Participants remained for fellowship and informal sharing.

May God continue to guide and strengthen all His servants as they faithfully respond to His call.

“Here I am, Lord. I come to do Your will.”

Prepared by:
Herminia Reyes
UIC Bible Study Participant

Facilitated by:
Brother Erik Schraepen
Unity in Christ (UIC) Bible Study Facilitator

Date Prepared: June 14, 2026

🙏 To God be all the glory! ✝️📖❤️

12/11/2025

A Meaningful Look Back at UIC 2025
A year of faith, fellowship, and God’s never-ending grace.

Thank You, Lord Jesus Christ, for guiding us, blessing us, and keeping us united in Your Word.
“For where two or three gather in My name, there am I with them.” — Matthew 18:20

UIC 2025 has been a beautiful journey of prayer, reflection, and spiritual growth.
Together, we studied God’s Word, shared our stories, lifted each other up, and witnessed His grace at work in our lives.

Our next Bible Study gathering will be in 2026 at St. Augustine Monastery.
May God continue to lead us deeper into His Word and strengthen our bond as one community of faith.

13/10/2025

Bible Study – October 2025
October 12, 2025
Time: 13:30–15:30

Place: Private residence
Led by: The facilitator

Attendees:
Members and guests of the BIBLE STUDY

Announcement:
For those who are interested, please message us here in the GC Messenger. Everyone is welcome to join our next Bible Study gathering.

Opening Prayer:
Led by the facilitator

Scripture Readings and Explanation

Exodus 20:1–6 – The Ten Commandments
God gives Moses the first part of the Ten Commandments, declaring His authority and holiness. The commandment warns against worshiping idols and calls for loyalty and love toward the one true God.
Takeaway: We must worship only God and keep Him at the center of our lives, avoiding all forms of idolatry.

Exodus 26:1 – The Tabernacle
God gives Moses specific instructions for building the Tabernacle, His dwelling place among the Israelites. Every detail reflects God’s order and holiness.
Takeaway: God desires a pure and prepared place for His presence — both in worship and within our hearts.

Joshua 7:6 – Joshua’s Humility Before God
After Israel’s defeat at Ai, Joshua humbles himself before God, seeking to understand why they failed.
Takeaway: When faced with setbacks, we should turn to God in humility and seek His wisdom rather than relying on our own understanding.

Numbers 20:4–9 – Water from the Rock
The people complain about thirst. God tells Moses to speak to the rock, but Moses strikes it instead. Though water flows, his disobedience displeases God.
Takeaway: God values obedience over our own methods. Even when frustrated, we must follow His word faithfully.

2 Kings 18:1–4 – Hezekiah’s Reforms
King Hezekiah destroys idols and even the bronze serpent made by Moses, because people began worshiping it instead of God.
Takeaway: Even good things can become idols when they take God’s place. True faith focuses on God alone.

2 Kings 5:1–3, 4–5, 7–8, 9–10, 15–16 – Naaman’s Healing
Naaman, a Syrian commander, suffers from leprosy. A young servant girl tells him about the prophet Elisha, who instructs him to wash in the Jordan River seven times. When Naaman humbles himself and obeys, he is healed and acknowledges God’s power.
Takeaway: Obedience and humility bring blessings. God’s power works when we surrender our pride and follow His simple directions.

Discussion Topics
1. The Ark of the Covenant
• The Ark contained three sacred items:
• The two stone tablets of the Ten Commandments
• A golden pot of manna
• Aaron’s rod that budded
• It represented God’s covenant, provision, and authority among His people.
The Ark was kept inside the Most Holy Place of the Tabernacle, where God’s presence dwelt. Only the High Priest could enter this sacred space, and only once a year on the Day of Atonement. Before entering, he had to purify himself completely — washing, offering sacrifices, and ensuring he was clean from any sin.
1. When Moses entered the Tent of Meeting, he would hear God’s voice from between the cherubim on the Ark (Numbers 7:89). Moses approached with reverence, obedience, and purity.
Lesson: The holiness of the Ark reminds us that God’s presence is sacred and cannot be approached carelessly. Today, through Jesus Christ, we have direct access to God’s presence when we come with sincere hearts and repentance (Hebrews 10:19–22).

2. The Tabernacle (Old Testament)
A portable sanctuary for worship and sacrifice where God’s presence dwelled during Israel’s journey in the wilderness.
It had two main sections: the Holy Place and the Most Holy Place.
The Tabernacle symbolizes God’s desire to dwell among His people.
Lesson: God’s holiness requires reverence, preparation, and obedience from those who worship Him.

3. The Bronze Serpent (Moses)
When the Israelites were bitten by snakes, God told Moses to make a bronze serpent and lift it on a pole. Whoever looked at it was healed (Numbers 21:4–9).
The bronze serpent symbolized God’s mercy and deliverance and foreshadowed Jesus being lifted up on the cross for the salvation of all who believe (John 3:14–15).
Lesson: Healing and salvation come from faith and obedience to God’s word.

Why entering the Tabernacle could lead to death

The reason is God’s perfect holiness.
1. God’s presence is absolutely pure and holy.
The Tabernacle was where God’s glory dwelled — His real presence among the Israelites. Because God is completely holy, no sin, impurity, or uncleanness can survive before Him.
Exodus 40:34–35: When the Tabernacle was completed, “the glory of the Lord filled the tabernacle, and Moses could not enter because the cloud had settled upon it.”
Even Moses, God’s chosen servant, had to wait until God permitted him to enter.
2. Only the High Priest was chosen to enter — and only once a year.
The Most Holy Place could be entered only by the High Priest, and only on the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur). Before entering, he had to:
Wash his body with water (symbolizing purification).
Wear sacred garments.
Offer sacrifices for his own sins and for the sins of the people.
Burn incense to cover the Ark with smoke, symbolizing God’s mercy and protection.
(See Leviticus 16:2–3, 11–13) – God told Moses:
“Tell your brother Aaron that he is not to come whenever he chooses into the Most Holy Place behind the curtain… or else he will die, because I appear in the cloud over the atonement cover.”
3. God wanted to teach reverence and the seriousness of sin.
The warning of death was not cruelty — it was a lesson that sin separates people from God, and only through atonement (sacrifice and repentance) could anyone approach Him.
The Israelites learned that approaching God required fear of the Lord, humility, and purification.

How this connects to Jesus Christ

In the New Testament, Jesus became our High Priest and our atoning sacrifice. When He died,

“The curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom” (Matthew 27:51).

That curtain separated the Holy Place from the Most Holy Place — meaning that through Jesus’ sacrifice, the barrier between God and humanity was removed.

Now, we can approach God directly through faith, without fear of death, because Jesus’ blood has made us clean before Him (Hebrews 10:19–22).

Summary

In the Old Testament:
Entering the Tabernacle unworthily meant death because of God’s holiness and man’s sinfulness.
Only the purified High Priest could enter once a year with the blood of sacrifice.

In the New Testament:
Through Jesus, the ultimate High Priest, the way to God’s presence is open to all believers who come with faith and a clean heart.

1. The Purpose of Symbols in Faith

Symbols like the cross, the Bible, the statue of Jesus, or Mary help people focus their hearts and minds during prayer.
They remind us of God’s love, Jesus’ sacrifice, or the holiness of those who followed Him.

For example:
A crucifix reminds us of how Jesus died for our sins.
A statue of Mary reminds us of obedience, humility, and prayer.
A church altar reminds us of God’s presence and holiness.

But these things are not God — they are teaching tools or visual aids that help believers remember and honor Him.

2. What the Bible Teaches

God said in Exodus 20:4–5 not to make and worship idols.
The key word is “worship.”
The commandment forbids treating any object or image as divine or believing it has power apart from God.

Yet, God also instructed Moses to make cherubim (angel statues) for the Ark of the Covenant (Exodus 25:18–20).
That shows that not all images are forbidden what matters is the intention behind them.

If an image is made for worship, it’s sin.
If it’s made for remembrance, teaching, or inspiration, and we don’t give it divine honor, it’s acceptable.

3. What Happens When We Pray Before Symbols

When we kneel or pray before a statue or cross, our mind and heart should say:

“Lord, I am not praying to this statue, but to You whom this statue reminds me of.”

It’s like looking at a photo of a loved one.
You don’t talk to the photo — you remember the person it represents.
That’s how Christian prayer works when symbols are present.

Song:
“If We Hold On Together” – sung by all participants

Closing Prayer:

Takeaways from the Session
God calls His people to faithful obedience and exclusive worship.
His presence is holy and sacred, requiring purity and reverence.
Even symbols of faith can become idols if they replace God in our hearts.
Humility and obedience lead to healing, blessing, and spiritual growth.
Through Jesus Christ, we can now approach God directly with clean hearts and sincere faith.

Next Bible Study:
Date: November 9, 2025
Time: 13:30–15:30

Paalala:

Mga kapatid, tandaan natin na kapag tayo ay nananalangin, ang mga simbolo na nakikita natin gaya ng krus, imahe ni Jesus, o larawan ni Maria ay mga paalala lamang ng ating pananampalataya. Nandiyan sila para tulungan tayong magtuon ng isip at puso sa Diyos, pero hindi sila ang Diyos. Iginagalang natin kung ano ang kanilang ipinapaalala, pero ang pagsamba ay para sa Diyos lamang. Walang kapangyarihan ang mga bagay na ito sa kanilang sarili, sapagkat ang tunay na kapangyarihan ay nagmumula sa Diyos. Tulad ng sinabi ni Jesus, “Ang Diyos ay Espiritu, at ang mga sumasamba sa Kanya ay dapat sumamba sa espiritu at sa katotohanan”

Amen 🙏🏻

13/10/2025

BIBLE STUDY – AUGUST 2025

Date: August 10, 2025
Time: 13:30 – 15:30
Place: Private residence
Led by: The facilitator

Attendees:
Members and guests of the BIBLE STUDY

Announcement:
For those who are interested, please message us here in the GC Messenger. Everyone is welcome to join our next Bible Study gathering.

Opening Prayer:
Led by the facilitator

Bible Verses and Reflections

Acts 12:1–12 – The Story of Saint Peter (Peter’s Miraculous Escape)
This passage tells how King Herod imprisoned Peter, intending to execute him, but an
angel of the Lord miraculously freed him from his chains. Despite being guarded by
soldiers, Peter walked out of prison safely, realizing that God had truly sent His angel to
rescue him.
Reflection: This story reminds us that God’s power works beyond human limits. Even in
impossible situations, God listens to the prayers of the faithful and can send help in
miraculous ways. It also highlights the strength of the early Christian community, who
prayed unceasingly for Peter’s safety.
Takeaways: - Never underestimate the power of prayer. - God’s timing and deliverance
are always perfect. - Faith can open doors that seem permanently closed.
2 Timothy 4:6–18 – The Story of Saint Paul
In this letter, Paul writes from prison, aware that his life is nearing its end. He reflects on
his faith journey, saying, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept
the faith.” Despite being abandoned by many, Paul feels strengthened by the Lord, who
stood by him and gave him courage to proclaim the Gospel.
Reflection: Paul’s words inspire believers to stay steadfast until the end. He shows that
even in loneliness or trials, God’s presence never leaves us. Paul’s courage and faith in
the face of suffering are examples of true discipleship and hope in eternal life.
Takeaways: - Stay faithful even when life is hard or lonely. - God strengthens those who
remain loyal to Him. - Our purpose is not comfort but commitment to God’s mission.
All apostles died as martyrs except John, who was exiled — showing that true discipleship
often involves sacrifice and suffering for the sake of Christ.
Singing by All (Before Closing Prayer): “If We Hold On Together”
Closing Prayer: Brother Erik Schraepen
Gospel Reading: Also read during the session
Key Takeaways from the Bible Study
- God’s hand is always at work, even when we feel trapped or hopeless.
- Prayer from the heart can move mountains and bring deliverance.
- Faith and perseverance are the marks of a true believer.
- We are called to be brave witnesses like Peter and Paul, trusting that God will guide and protect us.
- Even when others forsake us, the Lord stands beside us and gives us strength.
Next Bible Study:
Date: October 12, 2025
Time: 13:30 – 15:30
Venue: private residence

September Bible Study- we are going to PILGRIMAGE IN LOURDES FRANCE

13/10/2025

Bible Study Summary Report
Date: July 13, 2025
Time: 13:30 – 15:30

Place: Private residence
Led by: The facilitator

Attendees:
Members and guests of the Bible Study

Opening Prayer:
Led by the facilitator

Announcement:
For those who are interested, please message us here in the GC Messenger. Everyone is welcome to join our next Bible Study gathering.

Singing: By all participants - If we hold on together
Closing prayer: by facilitator

Scripture Passages and Reflections
Luke 10:25–37 – The Parable of the Good Samaritan
An expert in the Law questioned Jesus, asking, 'What must I do to inherit eternal life?' Jesus responded that the Law requires loving God with all one’s heart, soul, strength, and mind, and loving one’s neighbor as oneself. The parable of the Good Samaritan illustrates that true love extends beyond cultural or social boundaries.

Key Insight: Genuine faith expresses itself through compassion and action. Our neighbor is anyone in need.

Romans 3:19–20
This passage teaches that the Law exposes human sinfulness and our inability to achieve righteousness by our own efforts. The Law serves to make us aware of sin and our need for God’s grace.

Key Insight: Awareness of sin leads us to depend fully on God’s mercy and grace for salvation.

Romans 10:4
Christ is the fulfillment of the Law. Through His life and sacrifice, righteousness is granted to all who believe in Him. Faith in Christ replaces reliance on legalistic works as the path to righteousness.

Key Insight: Righteousness is received through faith in Christ, not earned by following the Law.

2 Corinthians 5:21
This verse emphasizes that Jesus, though sinless, took upon Himself the sins of humanity so that believers might become righteous before God. It reflects the depth of God’s love and the transformative power of Christ’s sacrifice.

Key Insight: Through Christ’s atoning work, we are made righteous and reconciled to God.

Overall Reflection
The study emphasized that while the Law reveals sin, it cannot save. Salvation and righteousness come only through faith in Jesus Christ. True discipleship is expressed through love, compassion, and service to others. Believers are called to live out their faith by reflecting God’s love and mercy in everyday actions.

Main Takeaways
Faith and love are inseparable; genuine faith manifests in acts of love and kindness.
Christ fulfilled the Law, providing salvation through grace rather than human effort.
Believers are called to embody the compassion of the Good Samaritan.
Gratitude and humility should characterize a believer’s response to God’s grace.
Living mercifully reflects the heart of God to the world.

Next Bible Study
Date: August 10, 2025
Time: 13:30 – 15:30

21/07/2025

Announcement – Santo Niño Mass Venue Change

Dear friends and faithful devotees of our Santo Niño Mass,

On behalf of MSN, we would like to inform you that due to the hectic schedule and full booking of all halls in Augustine Church, there will be a change of venue for our July Mass celebration.

All birthday celebrants and those celebrating special occasions will receive a blessing from Fr. Roy during the Mass.

We warmly invite you to join us for our Santo Niño Mass at the new location:

St. Antonius Church
Forelstraat 60, 9000 Gent
Same time: 15:00 (3:00 PM)

After the Mass, we will gather for a joyful fellowship.

“For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.” – Matthew 18:20

30/06/2025

Minutes of the Bible Study Meeting
Date: May 11, 2025
Time: 13:30 – 15:30
Venue: Residence of Joy and Erik Schraepen

Attended:

Erik Schraepen
Dirk Claes
Joy Bugarin
Josie Nicholas
Janeth Diaz
Ruth Arguedo
Herminia Reyes

Opening Prayer:

The session began with a heartfelt opening prayer, led by Joy Bugarin.
Special intentions were offered for the eternal repose of:
• Josie’s late mother
• Ruth’s late father
• Herminia’s late father

Scripture Readings:
Acts 13:14, 43–52 – The Word of God spreads despite opposition.
Revelation 7:9, 13–17 – A vision of the multitude in white robes, who have come through great tribulation.
1 Corinthians – (Passage unspecified, general message of faith and unity assumed.)
John 10:27–30 – “My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.”
Jeremiah 33:3 – “Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.”
Psalm 37:3–4 – “Trust in the Lord and do good… Take delight in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart.”

Key Takeaways:
1. Faith Amid Trials: Like Paul and Barnabas in Acts, we are reminded to boldly continue spreading God’s Word despite rejection or challenges.
2. God’s Eternal Promise: Revelation gives us hope that those who remain faithful will be comforted and rewarded in the presence of the Lord.
3. Unity with the Father: John 10 affirms that Jesus and the Father are one, and we, as His followers, are secure in His hands.
4. The Power of Prayer: Jeremiah 33:3 encourages us to seek God in prayer, trusting that He will reveal truths and guidance in His time.
5. Trust and Delight in the Lord: Psalm 37 reminds us that our trust in God and delight in His ways will align our desires with His blessings.

Worship:

The group offered joyful songs of praise as a choir to honor and glorify the Lord.

Closing Prayer:

Concluding prayers were led by Brother Erik Schraepen and Sister Joy Bugarin, thanking God for the fellowship, shared insights, and His continued presence in our lives.

Next Bible Study Session:
Date: July 13, 2025
Time: 13:30 – 15:30
Venue: Residence of Joy Bugarin and Erik Schraepen

10/03/2025

Bible Study Meeting

March 9th 2025
13h00 Bible study

Place: Private residence
Led by: The facilitator

Attendees:
Members and guests of the Bible Study

Opening Prayer:
Led by the facilitator

Announcement:
For those who are interested, please message us here in the GC Messenger. Everyone is welcome to join our next Bible Study gathering.

Bible verses:
Tempting and Testing ( Temptation of Jesus )
*Luke 4: 1-13
* James 1: 1-13
* Psalm 26: 1-2
* Corinthians 10: 13
* Peter 1: 6, 3-5, 8
* Luke 5: 4-5

- Question and Answers

Passage :
Ephesians 2: 8-9

Upcoming activity:

-March 15th Station of the cross at Sint Stefanus Kerk Gent everyone is invited.
- March 30th 2025
MSN community Gent mass Celebration everyone is invited.
- April 12th 2025 Bible Study Mass Recollection by Father Roy Forelstraat 60 Gent 14h00 everyone is invited.
- April 21st 2025 Ladies Lunch date out 12h00 Vrijdag Market everyone is invited.

Closing prayer

10/03/2025

Bible Study Meeting

February 9, 2025

Place: Private residence
Led by: The facilitator

Attendees:
Members and guests of the Bible Study

Opening Prayer:
Led by the facilitator

Announcement:
For those who are interested, please message us here in the GC Messenger. Everyone is welcome to join our next Bible Study gathering.

Greetings and Opening prayer
Bible study begins at 13h30 pm
15h30 MSN general meeting
Agenda:
Overall evaluation activities
* Santo Niño mass
* Unity in Christ (UIC) Bible Study
* Zoom meeting PRAYER
* Family Day picnic (August 15th)
* Newyear feast with the Augustians (31st December)

MSN special activities :
Valentines lunch - last February 15th 2025

Upcoming activity:
* Pilgrimage to Sherpenheuvel and Averbode - Saturday, May 31st 2025
- Leaving from Gent Dampoort at 8h00 back in Gent around 20h00. Max. 32 people ( first come first serve )
Fare: 35.00 euro ( a reservation can only be made after the payment has been completed ) Celebrate the Mass with us.
* Pilgrimage to Lourdes France, Friday September 12th 2025
- Leaving on Friday evening from Dampoort and back Monday evening - get info on this.

contact info and details:
[email protected]
Gsm #: 0497 28 89 90

- And other matters and news

Closing prayer

01/03/2025

Join Our MSN Pilgrimage Bus Trip to Lourdes (France)

Departure: Friday evening, September 12 at 20:00 Dampoort Train Station, Ghent
Return: Monday evening, September 15 at 20:00 Dampoort Train Station, Ghent

Experience a meaningful journey of faith and renewal in Lourdes.

Price: 370 euros per person
Included in the price:
Luxury coach travel (Ghent – Lourdes – Ghent)
Hotel accommodation with breakfast

Secure your seat now:
Advance payment of €200 required
Bank details: BE29 0012 3876 4364 (+ Name + Lourdes 2025)
Remaining balance to be paid in September

Seats are limited, so reserve your place today and be part of this unforgettable spiritual experience.

For more information and reservations, contact: 0497/ 28.89.90 or [email protected]

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