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GiveHim5

GiveHim5 is back!

Another chance to take part in daily missions with a purpose.

All challenges can be done in 5 minutes so fit into your day – although you can take as long as you like!

Something different each day – sharing faith, demonstrating the love of Jesus, loving your neighbour, spending time with God, worshipping God….

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My God will meet your every need out of his riches in the glory that is found in Christ Jesus.

Philippians 4:19

Lockdown friendly

Many people give things up for Lent. We say – we should be giving something. GiveHim5 is taking 5 minutes out of your day, whenever suits you to spend in worship and praise of our God.

We’ll be mixing up how you do this every day – sometimes prayer, sometimes Bible verses, an expression of faith, sharing your faith, and so on. We hope that some of it might become a habit for you, and can suggest resources so that you can continue beyond Easter, but for now let us lead you to GiveHim5 every day!

GiveHim5 – for 40 days in Lent, bitesize thoughts, readings and challenges for you to draw closer to God and deepen your relationship.

Be transformed this Lent. Spend 5 minutes a day reflecting on your relationship with God and how you live out your faith with GiveHim5. Start new habits, reconnect with scripture, deepen your relationship with Jesus.

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“It is keeping me focused, getting into the habit of doing something intentional each day. It is fun as my friends and I are supporting and encouraging each other too” – Claudeth

“The two challenges that impacted me most were spending 5 minutes quietly with God, which I have resolved to do at least once a week in future, and thinking about something God had done for me. So many things, and He spoke to me if something I hadn’t even considered.” – Ruth

“I do look forward to seeing each day my challenges and it’s helped me focus on special God Given time in prayer/study and helping others. Many thanks Premier – you are wonderful and how we so need our God in these present times. 🙏” – Sue

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