July Newsletter for Together for the Harvest

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Content	July Newsletter from TFH You can read the Newsletter here or download a printable version using the link at the bottom. In this newsletter you will find: THE4POINTS update Jesus in the Park event Prayer Cabinet latest Safeguarding training Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin event update Job vacancies THE4POINTS update We are thrilled to announce that THE4POINTS Easter Campaign 2026 is go! Following the success of this year's campaign, in which some 1000 people were trained to share the gospel in a variety of ways, we are determined to make the 2026 campaign even bigger and better and, crucially, bring more people to know God in the process. We have heard some amazing testimonies about how the campaign resulted in amazing gospel conversations on the street, teenagers spreading the gospel in schools and whole families coming to faith. This year we are determined to get more churches involved, reach more people and see more lives saved. Are you in? We are looking for people and organisations who are willing to volunteer to help at next year's training events – hosting, providing hospitality or AV skills. If you're ready to say "Here I am! Send me" (Isaiah 6:8) then email operations@tfh.org.uk with your name and contact details and we'll be in touch. Jesus in the Park Following the last 'Jesus in the Park' event, when there were a reported 35+ salvations during the week, the next one is just two weeks away, on Friday July 18th and Saturday 19th. The whole thing starts at Newsham Park, Tuebrook (by the children's playground) on Friday night at 6pm, with Saturday's activities getting underway at 1pm. There will be inspiring stories, music, a barbecue, a bouncy castle for the children, games to play and lots of fun! When? Friday July 18th, from 6pm; Saturday July 19th, from 1pm Where? Newsham Park, Tuebrook Find Newsham Park on Google Maps here. Next Prayer Cabinet meeting The next Prayer Cabinet meeting, for leaders in Merseyside to worship and pray together, takes place in September at St Helens CLC. Sue Sinclair of Community Watchmen Ministries, who organise the Prayer Cabinet events, said: "These are powerful and significant times together. Who can you bring?" It takes place on Tuesday September 9th from 9.30am. If you're planning to be there, please let the organisers know by emailing prayercabinet1@gmail.com. St Helens CLC is on Atherton St, St Helens WA10 2DT. Find St Helens CLC on Google Maps here. Safeguarding Training If you are looking for Safeguarding training for your church or leadership team, then Together for the Harvest member Dionne Simpson's training course on Safeguarding in Faith Based Settings and Domestic Abuse. TFH director Nic Harding said: "Having known Dionne for a number of years, I can thoroughly recommend her training courses, which are so needed in local churches. These resources could save you a lot of heartache further down the track." For more details and to book, follow this link. Reminder: Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin in Liverpool Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Bishop of Dover and the Bishop in Canterbury, is visiting Liverpool to share the story of her life and her calling, as told in her autobiography The Girl From Montego Bay: The Autobiography of Britain's First Black Woman Bishop. The event is being held on Thursday July 10th from 7pm to 9pm at The Florrie, 377 Mill Street, Liverpool, L8 4RF. Just a few tickets remain - click here to find out more about this event and to join the waiting list. Job updates Administrator, Frontline Church, Liverpool Are you interested in working in Church ministry and administration? Frontline Church is looking to employ an administrator to join the staff team! Frontline is a partner church with Together for the Harvest and TFH operates from an office in its building on Lawrence Road in Wavertree, Liverpool. This role is 4-5 days a week, across Sunday-Friday, for someone who has a passion to serve Frontline with their admin and organisational skills, with a particular focus on Sunday services, working with volunteers and communications — start date ideally in August. To find out more about the role, please contact admin@frontline.org.uk with any queries. Operations manager Finance Officer Christ our Hope, Liverpool Christ our Hope Liverpool is recruiting a part-time (22.5hrs per week) Finance Officer and a full-time Operations Manager. The Finance Officer will work with finance volunteers and oversee day-to-day management of parish accounts and payroll. Find out more and apply on Charity Job here. The Operations Manager will work within the vision and strategy set by the Rector and PCC, develop, implement and oversee operational strategies that support the growth of the church. Find out more and apply on Christian Jobs here.
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