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Thank you again for the chance to speak at coffee morning in Feb. I would be happy to come back and talk about the Ukrainian volunteering experience if there is interest.
I wanted to file a few photos of the opening session of our exhibition here, where we brought paintings, posters and poems from children in Manchester, who came to see the paintings in Manchester Central Library in February. We welcomed schoolkids from local schools in Lviv to the exhibition, including some of the young artists who had painted the original paintings that I took to Manchester. They are always very happy to see their works on display. We had translated the poems and wrote little histories of Manchester and of the project we ran with UK charity Never Such Innocence.
Lviv is a relatively quiet city as far as the war is concerned in the west of the country, but the war does come here sometimes. On Tuesday afternoon, we had an extended raid, and a number of drones penetrated the outer air defences to the city. I was working south of the city centre, maybe 1km or 800m from the old centre where I am sitting writing this. We were loading finished food packets from the packaging room of the kitchen to take for distribution. We knew therer was an alert and a heightened alert, but when we stepped outside, to hear the drones immediately was a surprise. Three drones in less than three minutes passed in sight. The last two passed on and in the distance we hard one explosion and one pop as one hit a target and the other was shot down and exploded in the air. The first one though, did this - we saw it dive into the city centre. https://www.instagram.com/reels/DWRVRmYAjgv/ .
The building it hit and destroyed in the fire afterwards was part of the 17th century Bernadine Monastery, a protected UNESCO building. The Basilica of St Andrews behind the building was damaged in the attack. This is one of the busiest streets surrounding the city centre, over 30 people were injured on Tuesday. The second drone hit a block of residential flats in the NW of the city. The children meet to paint with nataliia every Friday less than 30m from where the first drone hit. I am confident we would have been in the basement, but the attack brings home the fact that nowhere in Ukraine is truly safe from these terror attacks.
Nunthorpe Methodist Church, Connaught Road, Nunthorpe, Middlesbrough, UK

Before leaving, as well as always checking that the Main Doors are locked, even if we haven't opened them, we need to do Extra Checks when locking the Side Door. Assuming we’ve checked taps, lights and windows
1. Have we turned the key/lock fully?
2. Can we see that the dead-bolt is definitely across the gap?
3. Have we tugged at the door handles to confirm both side and main doors are locked?
Main Hall £25
Small Hall £20
Church £25
Lounge - (Sofas & Table) £15
Small back Room £15
We have a children’s playground which can be booked with a room for partys
We normally book a 3 hour block at £75
Includes tables, chairs, & kitchen facilities

We kindly remind visitors of the requirement to park their vehicles in a considerate manner, avoiding any inconvenience to our neighbours.
Highway Code Rule - Do not park Within 10 meters of junctions..
or Infront of any driveways.
As a guide the space between our neighbours drive and our side pathway is to be avoided. The 1st tree on the right is also about 10m from the junction
Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Thank you Nunthorpe Methodist Church

On the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month, there is a variety of events planned, with guest speakers, musical performances and other activities. In the summer months it starts at 2:30pm; in the winter it starts earlier at 2:00pm.

Our church has many prayer concerns. If you feel in the need of prayer contact please click the box below.

These are held every Tuesday morning from 10.30-11.30 at Church. Nunthorpe Knitters meet here. All are welcome. There is a short service at 10.00 on the 2ndTuesday of every month.

We usually meet the 2nd Thursday of the month from October to June, and approximately 40 people attend to enjoy a two-course hot meal for £5. We also provide a take-away service on request which is welcomed by our housebound members.. At present we do have a few spare places so please contact us for further details if you are interested in joining our friendly group. A huge thank you to all the team who prepare, serve and clear away and whose time and effort is much appreciated. Julie O’Key & Kay Braithwaite

Get Talking
During our session, the group shares thoughts and opinions on a few pre agreed subjects, Everyone contributes and the group takes time to listen to the individual stories. Everyone has a story to tell and we love listening to the shared memories.
Our Table Talk starts at 1:30pm on the last Thursday of the Month - except July, August and December.
Look out for the reminders in the Church Notices.

Held during term time, every Wednesday from 9.15-11.00, Play and Chat is for all children aged 0-4 years.
A warm welcome is also extended to all children incuding those with special needs.
Staff are experienced in pre-school activities. They are DBS checked.
We have an outdoor play area called
"Noah's Garden"
Refreshments available.
** Group Currently Full **
- Waiting list closed -

All books 30p with proceeds to church funds.
We are also happy to receive your good quality books, to resell
Opening Times: Tuesdays 10.00-11.30 where coffee is also available
The books are accessible at any other time the church is open.
We are also happy to receive your good quality books, to recycle

Join in a Fun informal afternoon of singing. Lots of different styles to enjoy
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