What is the Messy Church?
History of Messy Church
Messy Church started in an Anglican church near Portsmouth, UK, in 2004 and has grown into an international movement operating across a wide range of Christian denominations and traditions. It became part of The Bible Reading Fellowship (BRF) in 2006 with the publication of the first Messy Church book by founder Lucy Moore. Messy Church enables people of all ages to belong to Christ together through their local church. It is a way of being a church that is particularly suited to families but welcoming to all. It meets at a time and on a day that suits local families and is particularly aimed at people who have never belonged to a church before.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
When are we meeting?
Once a month. Our next Messy Church will be in December 5th at 4:30pm!
Who is Messy Church for?
Today’s busy households of all shapes and sizes are invited into a welcoming space to experience faith.
How long is the gathering?
Beginning with the Greeting —> Activities —> Storytelling —> Meal will take about 60-90min.
Who can enjoy this faith community?
Everyone is welcomed as they are. Whether you are single or partnered, young or old, tidy or messy, have questions or doubts, are filled with joy, or struggling with life you will be welcomed at Messy Church.
Can I join the Messy team?
Yes, please contact Pastor Steve for further information. Email: prccstevekim@gmail.com
Messy Church 05/19/23 - Water
Messy Church 04/14/23 - Earth
Messy Church 03/24/23 - Miracle in me
Messy Church 02/03/23 - From Darkness to Light
Messy Church 12/16/22 - Messy Christmas
Messy Church 11/18/22 - Why be thankful?
Messy Church 10/14/22 - Harvest
Messy Church 9/16/22 - New Beginning
Messy Church 6/17/22 - Family
Messy Church 5/26/22. -
Messy Church 4.7.22- (Easter celebration)
Messy Christmas December 19, 2021
Messy Church November 19, 2021
Messy Church from October, 22. 2021. (First Messy Church @ PRCC)
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