Pip n Jay isn't a huge church, but we get a lot done for our neighbours and each other, thanks to our dedicated members and their leadership structure. Here is the information on how that works, which we hope will help you get to know us. Maybe you will spot a place where you want to join in.
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Starting in October, a Pip n Jay intern team will be exploring what it means to live "life on mission with Jesus growing disciples growing churches." It will be a year of deepening relationships with God, growing in understanding who God has called us to be, and practising what it means to live a life of mission.
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Pip n Jay's new priest-in-charge is The Rev Tim Silk.
He joins us, with his wife Claire, after serving as Associate Rector of Kill O'The Grange, an Anglican community church of around 400 households in the southern suburbs of Dublin. You can read more about him here.
He would like to get to know us, and one way to get started is for you to write a little about yourself in our profile survey. You can do this on paper (forms are in church) or online here.
If you'd like to get to know others at Pip n Jay online, you can join our growing Facebook community or (new!) follow us on Twitter. Thanks for being part of what God is doing in Bristol at Pip n Jay! |
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Contacting the church office |
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Church administrator Rose Taylor works for the church 3½ days per week, including 3 days in the office (usually Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.)
If you need to use the church for a meeting, practice or social event, you MUST check with Rose first. If any event is changed, again notify Rose.
To contact the church office, email Rose Taylor - admin@pipnjay.org - or call 0117 929 3386. |
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Young adults at Pip n Jay |
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Jesus was the greatest, most dynamic and profound missionary ever! He came from a place where he was understood and comfortable to an environment which was quite the opposite! If we’re going follow Jesus then our lives need to in some way reflect his! |
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Discipleship is following Jesus - it's great but challenging. In him we can experience life to the full, a life without limits but as we grow we realise that this is uncovered in a reckless selflessness, by choosing to lose to control so we can find freedom. A life of faith is found as we face our fears and let Jesus overcome them! |
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Church structure
