Jubilee Church Hull

Final Service at Jubilee House

AbiWard — Sat, 19 May 2012 10:34:58 +0000

This season in the life of Jubilee Church has been a busy one as we have seen God’s goodness at every stage. After growing to a stage where Jubilee House no longer accommodated us, some time ago, we embarked on an extensive search to find more suitable premises. We felt God’s prompting to be a ‘city on a hill’ somewhere that was visible in the city, easy to get to and overcame the city’s west/east divide. This led us to look at venues in the city centre. After a long 2 year process we have recently completed the purchase of the former Central Methodist Hall on King Edward Street.

We are overwhelmed by God’s blessing on us and have many people to thank for all the time and effort they have given to seeing the sale through. Over the last 2 weeks we have been decorating in earnest to get it ready for the church to start meeting there on a Sunday Morning. Our first service will take place there Sunday 27th May 10:30am. It will be an exciting time in the life of the church and we hope that you can join us.

This means that this coming Sunday (20th) will be our last at Jubilee House and we will be celebrating with 5 baptisms! Again, this is another great opportunity to celebrate together all that God is doing amongst us. I hope you can make it.

Jubilee House has served us well over the short years we have been there and we are very thankful to God and its former owners for its provision. We will continue to own the building and are delighted that 2 churches will now be using it on a Sunday! We will use it as a resource in the local community and its facilities will also be available for hire. If you, or someone you know is interested in renting it, or a part of it please contact us.

Welcome

AbiWard — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 18:15:34 +0000

Jubilee Church is in Hull because God loves this city and it’s people. We believe that as a great city it should have both large and influential churches in and around it. Despite the often negative press, we have discovered a region full of life, passion, and a people whose desire is to be proud of where they come from. Our vision is to contribute fully to the life and culture of communities in and around Hull.

Jubilee Church Hull is a fun and friendly Church with a vision to make a difference. We meet in Hull every Sunday, and across the region in mid-week small groups. We want everyone who comes into contact with us to feel welcomed, loved, encouraged and connected into what God is doing in this amazing place. Please enjoy looking through our website at all the ways we are seeking to do this, and how you might be involved in the future.

Mini Bus times!

AbiWard — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 10:42:24 +0000

From the 22nd January 2012 we will be running a mini bus for our students in term times that picks up at several places in the city and drops you off at church, will wait for you if you’re staying behind for one of our yummy church lunches and then take you home again.

The Lawns Car Park (Post box) 9.30am
Needler Hall (Northgate Road) 9.35am
Thwaite Hall Car Park 9.40am
Cranbrook Ave (No.15) 9.50am
Newland Ave (Planet Coffee) 10.00am

If you are at one of these places at the right time (please  be prompt) we’ll pick you up! We hope you can make it. If you are not able to be at one of these stops but still want to visit us - let us know 07723 055753

Church Plant in Norway

AbiWard — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 10:47:58 +0000

A large part of our vision at Jubilee is to help start churches across our region and beyond. Therefore Jubilee is giving support and oversight of the starting of the first Newfrontiers church in Norway. Steve Whittington is in regular contact with John and Catherine who lead this church plant as well as visiting Oslo on a regular basis to give encouragement, advice and help form the strategy to reach Norway with the gospel and see churches planted right across the nation.
For more information on the church plant visit newlifeoslo.com

Motivate: JCH’s Students & Twenties

AbiWard — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 10:03:03 +0000

Jubliee Church Hull is a church for all ages and loves Students & Twenties. Our passion is to be a fun and friendly Church with a vision to make a difference. We want everyone who comes into contact with us to feel welcomed, loved, encouraged and connected into what God is doing in this amazing city.

If you are new to the city or are soon going to be starting at Hull uni, or have been there a while and are looking for a church, Jubilee might be just what you’re looking for.

We run lots of fantastic activities (including yummy meals, mid-week groups, socials and weekends away and more) and have a thriving community of people aged from 18-30. If you would like to know more about us watch our promo vid COMING SOON! or contact our student team leaders John & Abi Flavell 07723 055753 jubilee@notdull.org

INSPIRE Youth now back on Friday Nights

AbiWard — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 10:00:59 +0000

Jubilee Church Hull’s Youth group is now back on a Friday Night. After taking a break over the summer INSPIRE will be starting again on Friday 2nd September.

If you are aged between 11-18 and are interested in coming along we are open every Friday night from 7.30pm - 9.30pm and each evening will include a mix of food, fun, games, bible study as well as great discussions.

Lifts are available. For more info please contact us.

The BIG Move!

AbiWard — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 11:56:08 +0000

Over the last year, Jubilee Church Hull has continued to experience the goodness of God and has grown to a stage where Jubilee House is simply unable to accommodate all that God would have us be and do in this city. The building has been a huge blessing to us, and we will be keeping it to continue our work in the community there. However, it has become increasingly clear that as a church we need to find a new home.
We have been searching for a new building for the last 18 months, and in that time we have visited many varied sites, from old cinemas and bingo halls to hotels and even industrial estates! As we have sought God’s guidance and direction we have felt increasingly led towards a city centre location. With this in mind we originally focused our energies on the Kwik Save building, which was owned by the City Council.
However, over time it became clear that this building would be very hard to acquire, and may not be the best option for us, and so we have began looking into the possibility of buying the Central Methodist Hall on King Edward Street. The total floorspace is over 16,000 sq feet with a large auditorium with balcony which seats around 700, a 200 seater multi-purpose hall, several large rooms, at least 10 offices, two shops, a 3-bedroom flat, a café and an old pub. Basically, it’s massive!
We felt it right to put in an offer for this building. The Methodist church have reacted favorably and we are awaiting further negotiations.Central Hall will provide for us everything we need in terms of space and although it needs some modernisation it is in a much more church-ready state to move into. We have since held two gift days to raise money to secure the deposit on a mortgage and to help us move in. The church has been incredibly generous in helping us to achieve that target.

We are thrilled that the existing Methodist church are not closing but looking to move on to more suitable premises and continue their mission in the City Centre.We pray we will all be blessed by our moves! We certainly can’t wait to move in and continue to grow the church and community activities.We hope to complete the purchase on 12 april 2012 and look to move many of our activities there in May.

Potted Panto by JCH Students & 20s

AbiWard — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 13:59:54 +0000

A massive thank you to all the students, especially Laura who wrote the whole thing, for all their hard work planning and performing the Potted Panto Cinderhood that they performed last week at the church.

Watch the videos:

New preaching Series: Upside Down

AbiWard — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 15:38:35 +0000

This term we are looking at ‘The Sermon on the Mount’, Jesus’ teachings in Matthew. These are some of the most important lessons we can possibly learn about how to live out Kingdom values, and represent Christ as a transformed community of Salt and Light. When you hear this teaching we promise it will turn your life upside down! Here are the first few sermons:

Matt Weedall - Beatitudes Part 1
Steve Whittington - Love Mercy- The Beatitudes Part 2
John Flavell - Salt and Light

Fantastic teaching to get your teeth into

AbiWard — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 10:08:20 +0000

During the summer months the Elders are each doing their own mini-series/one-off preaches on topics of their choice.

John Flavell is teaching on the ‘Resurrection’
Steve Whittington is looking at the tough subject of ‘Unanswered prayer’
And Matt Weedall is unpacking the topic of ‘Temptation’

They have all been excellent and have really got people talking and chewing over some great issues and questions. To listen to any that you’ve missed visit our sermon archive.