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Page 1: NTCG Nottingham District Convention Programme 20111

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Page 2: NTCG Nottingham District Convention Programme 20111

Nottingham DistrictWelcome to our Annual District Convention. This year we have continued with

combining the children and youth convention. It is a wonderful privilege for myself and Sis Thomas to warmly welcome all guests and delegate, on behalf

of the Nottingham District Leadership of our church. We also extend a special welcome to our guest speakers, Bishop Jackson (NEC Board Member) and

Bishop Lewinson Former District Overseer of NTCG Willesden. The theme of our convention this year is Season of Hope (Part Two). We are expecting great

deliverance and spiritual blessings this year. As the district of Nottingham let us continue to work together - team work lets the dream work.

My role as District Overseer has enabled me to extend my pastoral and supervisory care plus spiritual guidance to the Nottingham District. The year

began with the theme of Renewal and restoration with 21 days of fasting ending with Distinct Prayer and fasting day - this will continue in each

local church. We have also held District Child Protection and CRB Training Day at NTCG Nottingham. We have also seen the first successful Women’s

Empowerment Conference. The District of Nottingham also recognises the importance of our responsibility of promoting spiritual growth and development

within the church and community. The youth have engaged and were blessed by Revive Youth Concert. The Nottingham District Mobile Ministry led by Rev

K Bailey completed five outreach events in Nottingham and Leicester parks and various street meetings in Nottingham and the West Midlands. The mobile

ministry also participated in the Nottingham carnival and joined forces with others to give out 400 Bibles.

Bishop Paul ThomasDistrict Overseer for Nottingham

“And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God,

to those who are the called according to His purpose”. (Romans 8 v 28 )

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Nottingham ChurchA season of renewal and restoration marked the beginning of the year with a time of 21 days of fasting and prayer towards equipping the church for victorious living. We held induction and review sessions for all church ministries including Hope Alive, which is a blessed and caring benevolent ministry with a passion for reaching out to those in need. One of our youth days looked at the danger of social networking. There was the successful launch of a local Newsletter called Reaching Out, distributed

within the local community. Another outreach programme has been the setting up a weekly coffee morning, which has succeeded in bringing a social element of engagement between the church and its neighbours. We were blessed to hold an IT Graduation Service. In March we held a leadership seminar which looked at the local vision of the church.

The NTCG Nottingham offers a number of discipleship programmes including First Steps and Freedom in Christ. Over the last few months we have baptised 14 new converts and added 10 new members to the church in Nottingham. Bishop Thomas and NTCG Sanctuary choir accepted an invitation to minister at The 48th Jamaican Independence Day Service attended by the Deputy High Commissioner. We are a vibrant church and believe in the relevance of scripture in today’s society. I am praying and seeking God regarding the opportunity to set up the Carlton Road Community Project which promotes community cohesion and social action projects in response to the needs of St Ann’s Community.

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Miracle New Testament Church of God mission in Hyson Green Nottingham consists of a committed group of believers who firmly believe that “Tough Times Don’t Last But

Tough People Do.”

Our motto is “Don’t give up, Miracles happen when you least expect them.”

Through preaching, teaching and interactive learning we help ordinary people step up to extra-ordinary circumstances.

Over the past year we engaged the wider community in discussions about love and music, parenthood and health. We received support from the National Health Service to

run a stroke prevention awareness campaign to reduce people’s risk of having a stroke and improve their quality of life after a stroke.

During the months of July-August 2011 we will run a series of suicide alertness and youth evangelistic outreach training seminars.

Our vision is to birth committed believers who will rise up in the face of opposition and meet the challenges of life head on.

Through Welcome - we appreciate new comers; Through Outreach we include others; Through Worship we connect with God; Through Fellowship we show that we care; Through Discipleship we develop principles for life; Through Service we identify and

develop our abilities and talents; Through Warfare we expand our territory.

Rev Gordon GriffithMiracle New Testament Church of God

Hyson Green Community Centre37A Gregory BoulevardNottingham, NG7 6EE

Tel: 07505105948Email: [email protected]

Fb: Miracle Ntcg

Hyson Green Church

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Long Eaton ChurchFor I am not ashamed of the gospel Christ, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek. Romans 1:16

To all Readers, Christian greetings the Pastoral Team and the congregation.

With the call and anointing of GOD on my life at the tender age of 13 my desire is still to continue to serve the Lord faithfully and willingly. It’s amazing how the year has flown by and it is as though one is always chasing one’s tail- reminder of God’s word: “I will shorten the days for the elect sake.” However, God’s plan for one’s life and work is in operation - the pace is just quickened.

In last year’s report you were informed that L.E. Church Roof was repaired but the internal renovation of the church was in progress which meant the congregation had toworship elsewhere- St. Laurence’s Church. Thanks to many, for their prayers andpractical support. At this point, it is paramount to acknowledge and thank first, FatherSimon and St. Laurence congregation for housing us and Rev. Judith and ChristChurch Methodist Congt·egation for storing our chairs. Secondly many thanks to thelocal brethren’s families, friends of the church, special thanks, to Dwight Bruce whorallied a number of his friends from the community, Brother Livingstone and Brother.Sam Caruthers all who engaged themselves in getting a variety of the internal jobs done (e.g. painting, varnishing, cleaning, cooking, the list is endless,) thus enabling thecongregation to return to its own place of worship at the beginning of December 2010. Those who have moved house knows that it takes time to get things in order and the principle is the same for The Long Eaton’s Church but with God’s help we will get there. The Church in Long Eaton is sending her roots deeper and deeper in the word of God through Praying, Preaching, Teaching, Training, Outreach and Fellowship.

Sister Valerie Ferron, must be commended for her role in helping to mobilise ourOutreach programme through relevant and up-to-date materials e.g. literatm·e, (DailyBt·ead) CDs etc. Youth and Christian Ed. Dept, Women and Men’s Ministry are ticking but we trust this year their alarm bells bellow because of comprehensive changes and growth in all dimensions.Our urgent needs are the Birth of New Souls, the replacing of our suspended roof andthe refurbishment of our toilets and so we ask that you will register us in your prayersas we work and wait upon God.For they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength;, they shall mount up with wings as eagle, they shall run, and not grow weary, they shall walk and not faint. Isaiah 40:31

Pastor Pat BaileyLong Eaton ChurchClumber StreetLong EatonNottingham

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Derby ChurchPastor Paul Gordon has been the pastor of NTCG

Derby since 2008 andis privileged and honored to present this report

for 2010-2011. Pastor Gordon is married to Mary and they are blessed with three handsome boys,

Myles, Montel and Maxwell, Derby continues to experience spiritual and numerical growth to

God’s glory. We maintain our aim is to ensure the church reflects the community by engaging

everyone, regardless of their social or racial background.

Youth DepartmentOur children’s department continues to experience growth as our children grow

spiritually; we commend our committed teachers and workers. Our Sunday School provides a stable teaching ground for our visitors and members and we continue to develop this area. The growth within our young people has been evident as we have

seen some of them taking their baptism and receiving the baptism with the Holy Ghost during the overflow on their youth day.

Men and Women’s DepartmentsOur Men’s department saw in excess of 30 men attending a joint outreach to

Scarborough between Derby and Burton. With the guest speaker, various sessions and the accommodation, the men thoroughly enjoyed their development time away. So much so, we have another session planned for later this year. Our church is blessed by our

Women’s ministry, serving both the church and the community across the various ages.

Services and AttendanceOur Sunday mornings are increasing in attendance and we are rarely without new

visitors weekly. Our services, including our Life Changing Prayer Meetings are a time when we experience the move of God in a very evident way. Since our last report we

have held two baptisms with a third planned for later this year, again with various ages and racial groups equally represented

Our investment in the building has moved to its next stage with the revamping of the men’s and disabled people’s toilet. The work is on-going.

Pastor thanks all members and visitors for their continual love and support to the glory

of God.

Pastor Paul GordonDerby Church

Tel: 01332 726031Facebook: NTCG Derby

Twitter: @ntcgderby

Brighton RoadAlvastonDerbyDE24 8SZ

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Burton ChurchPam Thompson has been the Pastor of the Burton-on-Trent branch since 20th September 2009 and she is married to Joe; they have 3 children, Jesse, James and Sarah. They have entered the pastorate with enthusiasm and willingness, and a desire to see the fulfillment of God’s will for Burton. Youth DepartmentWe are currently working on our Youth Department to see both spiritual and numerical growth and development. At this present time we are holding:• Sunday School• Youth Club• Children’s Ministry Men and Women’s DepartmentWe are still in the process of establishing our Men’s and Women’s Departments so that they are fully up and running and affecting those within the church and the wider community. Our Women’s Ministries is currently supporting a local refuge and holding periodic meetings. Services and AttendanceOur services are continuing to increase in attendance and impact lives, as we see individuals make commitments for the Lord. We are holding new believers classes and have embarked on a new Bible study series. We also plan to hold our first baptism later on this year. We continue to hold regular Friends and Family days and weekly gym sessions in association with the Primary Care Trust. Pastor’s appreciation and thanks goes out to the Pastoral Team, members, friends and visitors of the church for support and prayers. Pastor Pam ThompsonBurton Church100a Sydney StreetBurton-on-TrentStaffordshireDE14 2QY

Tel: 07557524300 Facebook: Burton NTCG

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Bishop Jonathan JacksonBishop Jonathan Jackson is a powerful passionate

preacher with his finger on the pulse of the move of the Holy Spirit who preaches with depth of biblical

knowledge. He is quoted to say “at heart I am a pastor teacher

with a life long theme of liberation”

Born in Stoke-on-Trent in 1969, the fourth child of six children; born to Isaiah and Eulaee Jackson. In the Mid-Seventies the family moved

to Bradford, where Jonathan committed his life to Jesus Christ. He was baptised and received into the church by Bishop C.L.Scott in 1986 and immediately began ministry in

youth ministry, vocation bible school and Sunday school.

Bishop Jackson began his theological training in 1990 at the Ebenezer Bible Institute and in 1993, commenced his higher theological studies at Overstone Theological College

under the guidance of Professor Clinton Ryan. Revd Jackson worked tirelessly to obtain his Diploma in Ministry and Theology, Bachelor of Divinity, Licentiate in Theology and a Master’s Degree in Ministerial Education. In 1997 Bishop Jackson began to lecture at Overstone Theological College (later changed to European Theological Seminary) also

supervising the extension school in Gloucester. Presently he is a senior lecture with urban divinity ministries in Birmingham under the leadership of Professor Clinton Ryan.

He is married to Annette Vanessa they are blessed with two energetic and beautiful daughters - Eugenie Vanessa who is six and Gabriella Lilly 11/2.

They spent five years pastoring in Trowbridge in the South West working hard to develop and empower the local church, ministering to both church and community. In November

2002 Bishop and Mrs Jackson assumed the pastorate at NTCG Brookfield, in 2004 Bishop Jackson moved the growing congregation into the new worship centre “The Rock”

a regular attendance of over 300.

In 2009 Bishop Jackson was elected to serve on the national executive council which makes him the youngest and only local minister serving presently on the NEC. Bishop

Jackson does not take lightly the confidence given by his colleagues to entrust him with this responsibility

His preaching ministry has taken him across the nation and internationally ministering in Canada USA and India.

Bishop & Mrs Jackson are in their seventh year of pastoring at The Rock they are humbled that God has given them the privilege

to lead such a great church. Bishop & Mrs Jackson have a great vision for the church to realise its kingdom purpose. Bishop Jackson

reflects on the scripture St John 17:17 we are sanctified by the word that word is truth

freedom is found in the truth making you free. The sanctifying power of the word in the life of the saints creates growth and empowers change

“growth is change, change is necessary”.

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Bishop Issachar LewinsonRev’d Lewinson has served the New Testament Church of God for over 50 years, holding several positions with integrity and outstanding commitment. Such positions included Superintendent, District Evangelism Director and National Secretary/Treasurer.

He has held the Pastorate of several churches and recently retired from District Overseer and Local Pastor for Willesden Local Church serving there for over 25 years.

Rev’d Lewinson’s academic qualifications, achievements and training has allowed him to excel and empower countless others making them strong Leaders today.He is seen as a Mentor to many and believes that education is an effective and imperative tool for ones personal development. His formal training and qualifications includes Psychiatric Nurse, Deputy Charge Nurse, BSc in Theology and Sociology from Lee University (USA), PhD in Children Ministry from the European Bible Seminary and PhD in Theology from the Canada Christian College and School of Graduate Theological Studies.

Rev’d Lewinson, declares, defends, teaches and preaches the Gospel of Jesus Christ with extreme passion and conviction.

His Wife, Sis Ileen Lewinson stands beside him as a virtuous Woman of God, whom he honours for her unfailing love, commitment and devotion to him, as his Wife and Mother to their 4 Children, 2 In-laws and 4 Grand-sons. Sis Lewinson’s ministry too is distinctive and has touched so many lives.

Revd Lewinson’s motto to the Ministry and those around him; “I Will Serve”

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Friday & Saturday’s ProgrammeFriday

7:30pm - 9:00pm

9:30pm - 12:00am

Saturday11:00am - 1:00pm

2:30pm - 4:30pm

6:00pm - 8:00pm

Praise & Worship: Melissa BeasonOfficial Opening of Convention

Worship in GivingGuest Psalmists: Miss Anisa Archer

Guest Speaker: Bishop J JacksonPrayer: Lock-in

Prayer: i/c Lurline Stewart

Seminars:Children’s Session

Education WorkshopsHealthy Living

Evening WorshipModerator: Rev Gordon GriffithPraise & Worship: Mary Gordon

Guest Psalmist: Miss Sarah ThompsonRestoration

Worship in GivingGuest Psalmists: Barbara ThomasGuest Speaker: Bishop J Jackson

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Sunday’s Programme

9:30am - 10:00am

10:00am - 1:00pm

1:00pm - 3:00pm

3:30pm - 6:30pm

Morning Prayer Session

Morning WorshipModerator: Bishop Paul ThomasPraise & Worship: Ruby PowellDistrict ChoirWorship in GivingGuest Psalmist: Barbara ThomasGuest Speaker: Bishop I Lewison

Dinner

Evening WorshipModerator: Rev Pat BaileyPraise & Worship: Stephanie ChambersMissionWorship in GivingPsalmist: Mary GordonGuest Speaker: Bishop I LewinsonVote of ThanksClose of Convention

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Forthcoming Events

District Men’s Prayer Breakfast (@ Derby) - Sat 2nd July

District Youth Workers Retreat - Fri 5th August - Sat 6th August

District Prayer (@ Long Eaton) - Thu 22nd September

District Prayer (@ Burton) - Wed 16th November

District Youth Awards & Ball (@ Nottingham) - Sat 17th December

Convention Personnel

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Altar Workers

Counsellors

Publicity

Marketing

Music

Praise & Worship

Ushers

Intercessory

Admin

Hospitality

District Choir

i/c Rev Pat Bailey

i/c Rev Ken Bailey

i/c Rev Paul Gordon

i/c Rev Pam Thomspon

i/c Bro Paul Williams

i/c Sis Mary Gordon

i/c Bro L Spence

i/c Sis L Stewart

i/c Sis B Pinnock

i/c Sis M Stewart

i/c Bro Raymond Wilkes& Sis Livingstone