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Coming to Bloomsbury on 18 November:
The story of determined men and women, 400 years ago, who crossed the ocean to worship in their own way.
They faced huge odds: bullying by the venture capitalists of the day, sickness and death on board, leaking ships, terrifying storms at sea, and personal heartbreak....
And what would they find when they got there?
The play will be staged as a dramatized reading by nine professional actors, directed by Kenneth Michaels.
Get your tickets here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mayflower-they-knew-they-were-pilgrims-tickets-193498097017
Video by Mimi Brooks from Jellyfish Video Marketing
and online at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/215699933
Webinar ID: 215 699 933
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@BloomsburyBaptistMay 18
‘Acts 11.1-18 reveals that the Gospel is for all people, regardless of background or ethnicity, emphasizing the inclusive nature of salvation through Jesus. It highlights the authority of the Holy Spirit, who leads the church beyond traditional religious and cultural boundaries. Ultimately, it affirms that salvation is not based on adherence to the law or one’s heritage, but on repentance and faith in Christ ' – Nigel Williams, preaching on 18th May 2025