St Martin’s Church, Camberley
A church for imperfect people
Welcome to St Martin’s
COME TO ST. MARTIN’S ANYWAY
• If you’re feeling broken, come to St Martin’s anyway.
• If you’re feeling empty, come to St Martin’s anyway.
• If you’re feeling confused, come to St Martin’s anyway.
• If you’re feeling desperate, come to St Martin’s anyway.
• If you’re feeling rejected, come to St Martin’s anyway.
• If you’re a drug addict trying to beat addiction, come to St Martin’s anyway.
• If you were out drunk all night the night before, come to St Martin’s anyway.
• If you can’t quit that disgusting habit, come to St Martin’s anyway.
We all have things that we hate or regret about our past. We’ve all made mistakes, and will continue to, but God loves us nonetheless. You are so loved. You really matter. So whatever you’ve done, whatever you’re doing, whatever you’re going through, whatever you will do … come to St Martin’s anyway. The longest journey starts with a single step and you’ll be made to feel so welcome. So, join us at 10.45am on Sundays. We really hope you can make it.
FREE YUMMY PANCAKES & HEALTHY BREAKFAST OPTIONS
Come and join us on Sunday for yummy pancakes at our Free Community Breakfast! You can also enjoy delicious healthy options too. There’s lovely fruit, yoghurts, cereals, toast, great coffee, tea, and fruit juice. Drop in from 10am-10.30am. We’d really love to see you!
COMMUNION DURING OUR SERVICE
Seeing as it’s the 1st Sunday of the month, come and enjoy Communion with us in the Service. It’s such a special time.
SONGS FOR OUR 1st SUNDAY IN ADVENT!
· The First Noel
· While Shepherds Watched their flocks
· Silent Night
· The Lord’s my shepherd
· Starry Night
FREE FOOD STALL
When you’ve finished your tea or coffee after the service, you can visit the Free Food Stall which we run in partnership with ODCoG at the Youth Centre. If you need help putting food on the table, then please come along from 12.30-1.30pm. Please take what you need to eat healthily.
Safeguarding Information
The PCC of St Martin’s is committed to the safeguarding, care and nurture of everyone within our community. Particular regard is given to the care and protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults. For further information please contact the Parish Safeguarding Officer, Kim Murray. Alternatively, Diocesan Safeguarding Advise is available from Jane Huttly on 01483 790321 (07552 530355) or jane.huttly at cofeguildford.org.uk. For further information
please see the Diocesan safeguarding website.
If you have any concerns about past church related abuse, please read this document for advice on how to get help.