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Interview between Pastor John Clements and Samuel from India

Samuel gives his testimony and shares about his ministry in India at the Old Meeting House Congregational Church on Sunday 26th May 2024.

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Hope Community Trust India

The Old Meeting House Congregational Church is pleased and proud to support the charity work of the Hope Community Trust India.

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Pastor Zion Samuel is director of Hope Community Trust India, with his wife Nicky (Smith) Samuel.

Their work is to minister…

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Testimony given by Ryan

Testimony given by Ryan at the Old Meeting House Congregational Church, Norwich, England on Sunday 17th March 2024

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Mark’s testimony

Testimony given at Old Meeting House Congregational Church, Norwich on Sunday 20th August 2023

The Right Hand of Christian Fellowship extended to Paul McHenry

Service taken by Pastor John Clements at the Old Meeting House Congregational,Church, Norwich.

Paul's testimony is included.

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Passing The Mantle

On 2nd April 2023 Paul McHenry took over as church secretary for The Old Meeting House Church.

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How I met the real Santa Claus

Written and spoken by Dr. John Clements

FINDING THE UNSEARCHABLE RICHES OF CHRIST THROUGH MEDITATION

“ how long does it take to become a master on the violin? “What’s the question put to Kreisler. “A whole lifetime, “ was his immediate reply. If it takes so long to develop sensitiveness of touch on the violin, how long will it take to train ourselves to become sensitive to the touch of God upon…

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DON'T TELL GOD YOU HAVE A BIG PROBLEM

Have thoughts like this and your life will radically change.

FAITH IN THE VALLEY

Periods of high spiritual exhortation of come to most Christian people. They may have lasted for days or for only an hour or two. The memory of these occasions remains highlights of our experience. We often make a mistake striving for their recurrence. We tend to strain after them. All strain is…

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