Simply speaking we are ordinary, normal people.
It just so happens that we have found there is an extraordinary, supernatural God - or, rather, He 'found' us.
Life changes when you start to see the Universe from a completely different perspective. This is both our shared experience and part of the journey we are on.
During the fifteen years we have been together as a community, our family has grown to over 160 adults and 110 children and young people under the age of eighteen. Though, this is a small start to what we believe God has been calling us to.
If you would like to find out more - then let us know. E-mail us at admin@rrcc.org.uk
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Our History |
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This photo was taken in the Spring of 2007, when the sun was shining very brightly!
If you read on we have changed a lot since those early days.
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On Sunday the 8th of September 1991 a small group of about 25 people met together for the first time at the Reigate School in Woodhatch. RRCC was born...
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Our Vision |
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 We hope to see our community transformed by the love and power of Jesus Christ working through the lives of ordinary people.
Jesus said that the greatest command was to love God. After his death and resurrection he gave his followers a clear mission - to make disciples of all nations. We use a combination of the 'great command' and the 'great comission' to help us focus on what we should be doing. "To know God and make Him known" just about sums that up ! |
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Our Elders |
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At the moment we have an eldership team of three men who share in the leadership and care of the church.
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RRCC Elders
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Al & Kath Semple
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Paul & Helena Hanley
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Nik & Claire Ball
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Responsible for: Teaching,
Training, Welcome Team,
Alpha & Beta courses, Kidzklub
and Overseeing 2 cell groups.
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Responsible for: Leading
the eldership team, Worship,
Overseeing cell overseers,
Office management,CDA
and the Trustees.
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Responsible for: Youth
and Children, Prayer
Ministry
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Not that they are the only leaders, nor do they do everything (!), but they have the responsibility for making sure everything that should happen does happen.
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