New Wine Network: Pastoral Prayer Ministry Training Day at Pickering

Pastoral Prayer Ministry Training Day
Pickering, North Yorkshire
28 November 2009

Seminars

The following areas will be covered:

Guidelines for establishing a Pastoral Prayer Ministry in your church

People’s problems and their causes

Irrational beliefs

Protective strategies

Practices in pastoral prayer

Time for questions and ministry

Lunch

Please bring a packed lunch. Tea and coffee will be provided during the day.


Speaker

Elaine Wainaina was born in Lancashire to Yorkshire parents, taught in Kent and Kenya, married Francis in 1975 and worked in Kenya in various settings until 1988. She has been involved in pastoral prayer since 1989, trained as a counsellor in 1998 and now runs a charitable Christian counselling service in Harrogate. She is passionate about ministering wholeness.



Programme

The day will run from 9.15am to 4.30pm.



Directions

Venue:

Memorial Hall
Potter Hill
Pickering
North Yorkshire
YO18 8AA

Map: Available from Christ Church reception 01262 404100

How to find the venue

For directions by car, please find below a list of online route finders that may help you in planning your journey:

AA - www.theaa.com
RAC - www.rac.co.uk
Multimap - www.multimap.com

New Wine Network: A Day with Michelle Guiness Saturday Dec 5th

A day with Michele Guinness who will be speaking about

‘Celebration’

When: Saturday December 5th

10am-4pm

Cost: £10 for the day

(refreshments included, please bring a packed lunch)

Where: St Martin’s Church, Main Street, Seamer, Scarborough, North Yorkshire,
YO12 4QG



To book:

Please send the form (available at back of church or reception)to:

Hazel Hall, 8 Mayfield Drive, Seamer, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO12 4RA

Any questions please email Laura on revlaurajane@yahoo.co.uk

Cheques payable to ‘St Martin’s, Seamer PCC’

MICHELE GUINNESS - A BIOGRAPHY

Brought up in a practising Jewish family, Michele Guinness has worked as a presenter,
researcher and writer for national TV and radio, and for two years presented her own
three-hour, daily lunchtime programme on BBC local radio.

When she moved to Lancashire she became press officer for a children’s hospice, moved to the NHS two years later to become a communications manager, then eventually Head of Communications for the whole of the NHS in Cumbria and Lancashire. She gave it up at the last government reshuffle three years ago to concentrate on writing, training and
speaking.

For two years Michele had a monthly cookery column in Woman Alive Magazine, and continues to contribute regularly to several magazines and newspapers, including Families First, Christianity and The Church of England Newspaper.

She has written eleven books, mainly biographical, mainly from her uniquely Jewish perspective - except her biography of the Guinness family, (The Genius of Guinness,
Ambassador), which tells the story of her husband’s famous brewing, banking and missionary ancestors.
Woman the Full Story, Zondervan, was published in 2004.
The Heavenly Party: Recovering the Fun - Celebrations for Home and Community, published in October 2006 by Monarch, is a guide to celebration - at home or in the community.
Chosen, published in 2007, is a re-write and update of her best-selling autobiography, Child of the Covenant, (over 350,000 sold) first published 25 years ago. and A Little Kosher Seasoning.
Her latest book, Autumn Leave - A Season in France, the diary of a three month sabbatical, about the pleasures and pitfalls of buying a house in France will be published by Authentic in July, 2009.

Michele is a regular speaker at New Wine and Spring Harvest. She has also spoken at Greenbelt, ECG, Detling and the National Gathering of the Church of Scotland – as well as for secular organisations such as the WI and Rotary.

She is married to Peter, Vicar of St Thomas’ Lancaster, and has a grown up son and daughter, and two small grandchildren.