ACT - Arnold Churches Together

07/06/2025

We have made the decision. We WILL be meeting in the park in Sunday morning. The weather looks like it will hold for us. See you there. 10:30am in Arnot Hill Park.

We're back in the park

Pentecost CHURCH in the PARK
Sunday 8th June
10.30am
Arnot Hill Park

Worship, prayer, inspirational talk, breaking bread together, kids activity (primary).
Join in with 10 local churches to sing and remember our God.

Bring a camping chair or rug to sit on, bring a picnic and stay afterwards

OPEN TO ALL

31/05/2025

We're back in the park

Pentecost CHURCH in the PARK
Sunday 8th June
10.30am
Arnot Hill Park

Worship, prayer, inspirational talk, breaking bread together, kids activity (primary).
Join in with 10 local churches to sing and remember our God.

Bring a camping chair or rug to sit on, bring a picnic and stay afterwards

OPEN TO ALL

08/06/2024

The weather looks set fine for tomorrow. We WiLL be meeting in Arnot Hill Park tomorrow for Church in the Park.
Join us from 10:30am tomorrow morning.
Bring a chair or rug to sit on and a picnic for afterwards.
Alongside singing, breaking of bread and a short thought there will be supervised kids activities for those in primary school.

20/05/2024

Another year and another chance to gather as the church in Arnold for a morning of praise, worship and community.
Church in the Park. Sunday 9th June 10:30am in Arnot Hill Park.

All welcome.

And then bring a picnic and stay afterwards.

18/05/2023

We’re back. CHURCH in the PARK.
Sunday 11th June in Arnot Hill Psrk.

A Sunday service held arranged jointly by the churches in Arnold.

Join us from 10-30am for sung worship, prayer, breaking of bread, a short inspirational talk and supervised activities for kids at school and an unsupervised but secure play area for toddlers.
Bring a rug or camping chair to sit on.

After the service stay for a giant picnic - bring your own food or purchase from the on-site street food truck.

Open to all - we look forward to joining together.

30/11/2021

A great opportunity to join with hundreds of other Christians from across Nottingham to pray for our city and the year ahead.

We are excited to announce the plans for our NEW YEAR PRAYER GATHERING and to open up the opportunity for you to reserve yourself a seat at this event.

On Tuesday 4th January from 7.30pm (refreshments available from 7pm) we will be gathering at St Mary's in the Lace Market for an evening of prayer, worship and inspiration. This year we are delighted to announce that we will be joined by Rachel Hickson from Heartcry for Change
Heartcry for Change have a vision to see the church connect with its local community and bring a message of HOPE, to see cities transformed through the power of prayer, action and evangelism.
We know it will be an excellent gathering, as we worship our God together, join in prayer for our city and consider all that God can do through His church in 2022.

To help us manage numbers we ask that you reserve yourself a space via Eventbrite https://tinyurl.com/bdhmc2ys - we only have 500 spaces so do make sure you are part of this exciting event as we look to God to see what He will do in and across our city in 2022.

Please do share the event with others in your church.

01/04/2020

Morning Church in Arnold.
Have you seen these daily devotionals being recorded by church leaders across our city. Well worth watching. You can find them on the City Prayer page, on YouTube and on Twitter.

13/12/2019

Book in NOW for a city wide prayer initiative - be part of all that God is doing.
Fond out more and reserve a free ticket here

You’re warmly invited to join Christians from across Nottingham on the evening of Friday 3rd January 2020 at the Albert Hall. This will be our third annual New Year’s Prayer Gathering and it’s going to be big! Last year we were privileged to meet at St Mary’s in the Lace Market (Nottingham.....

11/12/2019

Joining us to pray this morning at 10-30am, or want to join us by praying where you are.
Here is the outline of what we will be praying for.

06/12/2019

Come and join other local Christians to pray for our community and nation
Wednesday 11th @ 10.30am outside Arnold Methodist Church (by the market) - if raining bring a brolly)

06/12/2019

News on what is happening across the CHURCH in Arnold - https://mailchi.mp/5064b2d3353e/news-on-what-is-happening-across-the-church-in-arnold

26/11/2019

As local church leaders here in Arnold we have written to all of the candidates in the Gedling constituency to let them know we are praying for them and we are praying for the outcome of this election and its impact on our community.
We are also inviting others to join us on Weds 11th December at 10.30am to pray too

Read the full letter below, or see the attached image:

Dear Candidates in Gedling,
We are writing this open letter on behalf of the local churches here in Arnold.
Firstly, we appreciate the sacrifices you and your families make during these intense weeks of the campaign, acknowledging the abuse you might experience in such a heated climate. We would like to thank you for your courage in standing for election and your commitment to the community.

As local churches we believe in the power and centrality of prayer and we will be praying for you and for the right outcome for this election, as it says in the Bible, in a letter written to Timothy a young leader: “I urge, then, first of all, that requests, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for everyone, for kings and all those in authority...” 1 Timothy 2:1-2a

Alongside our personal prayers we have decided as local Christians to hold a short silent prayer gathering on Wednesday 11th December at 10.30am. For 10 minutes those that are able to attend will gather on the forecourt outside the Methodist Church and kneel to pray in silence.

What will we pray? Not for our favourite party or candidate to win but for love, freedom, justice and truth:
Love: At the heart of the Christian faith is love. A love for all in our community, a love that wants to see the best for our neighbours, a love that brings us together despite our differences and differing opinions, a love that honours and speaks well of others. We pray that this election campaign will stand out for its love and honouring of each other in a time our community so needs uniting.
Freedom: We pray that we would see people become free as a result of this election. Free from debt, free from loneliness, free from hopelessness, free from addictions.
Justice: We pray that our constituency would be marked for its just decisions. It would be a place where all are welcomed, its streets would be a safe place marked out by respect for each other and a place where no one feels marginalised.
Truth: We pray for us all that our motive to serve the community is honourable and about what others can gain not what we personally can gain. We pray that this election campaign is marked by truth and respect not slander and negative comments.

As the writer of the letter to Timothy goes on to say: “I urge, then, first of all, that petitions, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for all people— for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. This is good, and pleases God our Saviour”

Be assured of our prayers at this time
Yours
The Church Leaders in Arnold.