ST GEORGE'S CHURCH, RUGBY
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Links to other websites

This contains various links to other websites and blogs that you may find interesting.
St George's Facebook page:  news, prayers, encouragement: https://www.facebook.com/StGeorgesRugby/
Church of England website: https://www.churchofengland.org/
Daily prayer:   https://www.churchofengland.org/prayer-and-worship/join-us-daily-prayer 
Rugby Revive: https://www.reviverugby.net/   
Under the ministries tab on this website there is a link to all the services the churches provide in Rugby: Foodbank, Streetpastors, Gift of Years, CAP, Hope4 etc
24-7 Prayer:  https://www.24-7prayer.com/   
24-7 Prayer is an international, interdenominational movement of prayer, mission and justice; a non-stop prayer meeting that has continued for every minute of this century so far. 
Hillmorton Job Club
Hillmorton Job Club is run by St John's church, staffed by local volunteers, and aims to support people seeking work by helping with PC skills, internet job searches, producing CVs, preparing for interviews etc.
See 
https://www.stjohnhillmorton.org.uk/jobclub.htm
Live Life Loved: Sheila's Feelgood Blog
Written around 5 main themes: Faith and Spirituality, Fun/Travel and Personal, Books/Films and Plays, Mental Wellbeing and Health, Science and the Natural World, by a local Rugby vicar, Sheila Bridge.
Is Narnia All There Is?
A blog about the best in British Christian Fiction, and about writing fiction. By a local Christian and published Author, Cathy Hemsley.
The Ship of Fools
Satirical Christian humour. “We’re here for people who prefer their religion disorganized,” says the Ship’s editor and designer. “Our aim is to help Christians be self-critical and honest about the failings of Christianity, as we believe honesty can only strengthen faith.”
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  • Home
  • Services
    • Marriages, baptisms, funerals
  • Prayer
    • Prayer Chain
    • Prayer Meetings
  • Activities
    • Calender
    • Children & Youth
    • Coffee Mornings
    • Community Days
    • Drop-in Stitches
    • Housegroups
    • Tea & Chat
  • Contact Us
    • People
  • Safeguarding
  • Other
    • Facilities for Hire
    • Donating to St. Georges
    • Links to other sites
    • History >
      • Some Early History