CHURCHES/CHRISTIANS TOGETHER Alliance of Basingstoke Churches Andover Churches Together Bitterne Inter-Church Council Christians Together in Emsworth Christians Together in the Western Wards Churches Together Around Tadley Churches Together in Alresford Churches Together in Bishops Waltham Area Churches Together in Brockenhurst and Sway Churches Together in Central Portsmouth Churches Together in Chandlers Ford Churches Together in Cosham and Drayton Churches Together in Cove Churches Together in Denmead Churches Together in Eastleigh and Bishopstoke Churches Together in Eastney and Milton Churches Together in Fareham Churches Together in Fordingbridge and District Churches Together in Gosport Churches Together in Hartley Wintney Churches Together in Havant and Bedhampton Churches Together in Hedge End, West End and Botley Churches Together in Itchen Churches Together in Lymington and District Churches Together in Lyndhurst and Minstead Churches Together in North Winchester Churches Together in Ringwood and District Churches Together in Shirley Churches Together in Somborne and District Churches Together in Southampton Churches Together in the Bishops Waltham Area Churches Together in Totton and the Forest Edge Churches Together in West Wight Churches Together in Whitchurch Churches Together in Winchester Churches Together on Hayling Churches Togther in Denmead Horndean and Clanfield Churches Together Liphook Christians Petersfield Area Churches Together Swaythling and Bassett Covenant of Churches The Isle of Wight - Christians Working Together in Shanklin The Isle of Wight - Churches Together in Cowes The Isle of Wight - Churches Together in the Ryde Area The Isle of Wight - The Church in Wootton The Isle of Wight - Ventnor Churches Together The Isle of Wight's Churches Waterside Community Yateley Area Churches Together	Churches Together in Denmead Churches Together in Denmead DABS runs each year. DABS stands for Denmead Activity and Bible School. This is a highlight of the summer holiday for many children and is great fun.. The week has two themes that run side by side, an adventure theme with stories, activities, games, etc, and a theme from the bible which is introduced and developed throughout the week. Lively music and songs start and end each day. Last year’s DABS ran from Tuesday 8th to Friday 11th August and the week ends with a service in the marquee on Sunday 13th at 10am when we all gather together to celebrate,.An Alpha Course is run between the Anglican and Baptist Churches.  Anglican All Saints Church In addition to a wide range of Sunday Services, each Thursday there is a time of silent prayer, reflection and bible reading in the Upper Room between 9.30am –10.30am. Everyone is welcome for the hour or to drop in for a short time. Weekly Thursday Communion at 11am. A Said Prayer Book Communion Service. Morning and Evening Prayer are said daily at 8.30am and 5.00pm respectively.  The Church is open for private prayer. If you wish to light a candle, there is a candle stand in the Sanctuary of the Chapel of Healing and Unity. Denmead Baptist Church is a warm and welcoming Bible-based family church with a passion for the community. We exist to: Celebrate God’s Love; Care for God’s People; and Communicate God’s Message. We are committed to helping people be followers of Jesus Christ in the whole of our lives. In addition to Sunday worship, there are weekly Events incuding  House groups, Alpha Course - For any other information, please see our website www.denmeadbaptistchurch.org.uk Roman Catholic: Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Waterlooville  Father Kevin Bidgood Weekend Masses, Saturday at 6.15, Sunday 9.30, 11.00 and 6.30; Sunday Vespers, with Rosary and Benediction at 5.00.; Weekday Mass is normally at 9.00, but please check weekly Newsletter (available on Parish website, www.waterlooville-catholic.org.uk Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament: Tuesdays 9.30 a.m. -12.10 p.m. At the beginning of July 2006, Catholics were given ‘Day for Life’ – our celebration of the presence of the disabled and disadvantaged in our Church communities. As with all Christians, the Catholic Church teaches that all human lives, marked as they are in so many ways by suffering as well as joy, are to be valued, celebrated, cherished and respected. This is no less true if the person has a disability which causes him or her some unavoidable and maybe significant suffering. As people in this situation and their carers often emphasise, suffering can and does exist with a life that is profoundly valuable – both in itself and in what that person can achieve. Thus, the Church says that every member of the human family – whether a foetus, an infant or an adult – is made in God’s image and is irreplaceable. All have a crucial contribution to make to the life of the Church and the world. Christians from all traditions will want to continue support the Catholic community in its prayer and witness to these truths. Denmead Churches Together also run a holiday at home event called Past Times . THE DENMEAD COVENANT We, Denmead Baptist Church, Denmead and Hambledon Roman Catholic Congregation, part of the Sacred Heart Waterlooville, and All Saints' Church Denmead covenant with one another as follows:- This covenant we deem to be binding on us, to be confirmed annually. We confess our faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour, according to the scriptures, and acknowledge our calling to serve His mission in the World. We give thanks for what we have in common, yet recognise that we are not perfectly united. We therefore pledge ourselves to seek that unity which Christ desires for his church, believing that through his spirit he will guide us unto his truth. In the faith that Christ will draw us closer to His will for us, we pledge ourselves to undertake activities as we are guided, and enabled by the Holy Spirit. We resolve to take any further steps that God's Spirit may direct, to keep our progress under review, and to support ecumenical activities in the area as appropriate. January 20th 1985 Currently activities under this covenant include:- The week of prayer for Christian unity. A Street Representative scheme for pastoral care and mission. A Denmead Activities and Bible School for children. A Good Friday march of witness Distribution of leaflets in the village. United services from time to time. Special Lent meetings. Bible Study and House Groups. Periodic ecumenical services on Sunday evenings. Consideration of further development in growing together in worship.
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