Shanklin United Reformed Church

High Street, Shanklin, Isle of Wight. PO37 6LA

A member of the Evangelical Alliance

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"How many of us cry ‘Hosanna’ to Jesus on Sunday and betray him on Monday" - Rev Howard Cunnington

We are a group of committed Christians who love to worship God and seek to serve Him in our community.

The church is situated in the heart of Shanklin, a lovely seaside town on the Isle of Wight.  Please come and pay us a visit and discover the life changing power of the Lord Jesus Christ.
 

Our Vision Statement

Our aim is to build up a lively Church as an effective witness to Jesus Christ in the community and to provide a central and flexible resource for all ages and abilities.

 

(Photograph courtesy of, & © 2007, Rev Brian Harley)

Key Contacts

Rev Brian Harley
Minister:
Rev Brian Harley
+ 10 Dracaena Gardens, Shanklin, Isle of Wight. PO37 7JQ
( (01983) 862485
(Read Brian's message, 'The View From Number 10', from our church magazine 'The Link'
or hear one of the Sunday Sermons)

Daily Bible Verse

Provided by Christ Notes Bible Search

Hope 2008

Shanklin United Reformed Church is right behind the Hope 2008 initiative which encourages churches to "do more, do it together and do it in word and action".

We want to see the church begin to look like and live like the one body that it truly is, reaching out to the community in visible expressions of unity. Find out more about the whole vision for Hope in the UK at: www.hope08.com

Catch The Vision

The logo on the right is from the URC's Catch The Vision programme

Summary

The strategic thinking was set under five headings, ecumenism, changing church, spirituality and core values, ways of working, and finance and resources.:

  • That our commitment to ecumenism should not restrain us from focusing on mission. We are called to live, not die.

  • That the structures have been put in place for local experiments in being church differently

  • That we are summoned to renewal, to model the love of God and the unity we have given by moving beyond stereotypical divisions of ‘liberal’ and ‘evangelical’.

  • That the local church is central to our mission, and must take priority in our use of resources.

  • Having established those principles, we then suggest ways in which the work of the Assembly might be re-configured to give priority to mission.

Views of Shanklin's Beaches


Shanklin Hope Beach. Early One Morning

(Photograph courtesy of, & © 2008,
Christopher Sparks)

Shanklin Esplanade Early In The Morning In May
(Photograph courtesy of, & © 2008, Christopher Sparks)

Page Last Updated 05 May 2008