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Thurs 22nd December 2011

Thank you to all our customers for supporting us in 2011 and a special thanks to all our volunteers who cheerfully give up their time to help serve our local community in the Coffee Shop in Parkwood, Rainham.  Merry Christmas to you all from all of us at the 3Sixteen.

Wed 9th March 2011

The 3sixteen is celebrating it's 5th year of trading in the Parkwood community in this current challenging climate of 2011.  By offering good food and good excellent coffee at reasonable prices, we are able to encourage people to meet together and enjoy a light bite to eat together.

The 3sixteen is a community project financed and supported by the Parkwood Christian Fellowship (opposite the coffee shop).  Our aim is to make a small profit (at some stage in the near future), so that we can continue to meet new needs; as they arise in the local community.


Monday 20th March 2006

Official Opening of the 3sixteen Coffee Shop to the Public.  Now open from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm Mon to Fri (Sat 9:00 am till 3:00 pm)

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What you gonna do about it?
‘WHEN HE SAW THE CROWDS, HE HAD COMPASSION ON THEM…’ MATTHEW 9:36 NIV

During WWII while visiting a missionary school outside Tibet, Bob Pierce noticed a little girl on the steps. She was malnourished, ragged, and her eyes revealed a lifetime of suffering. When he asked about her, one of the teachers said, ‘Oh, she sits there every day. She wants to attend school but we’ve no room.’ Troubled, Pierce replied, ‘Can’t you make room for just one more?’ The teacher replied, ‘We’ve made room fo “just one more” so often that our food’s stretched to the limit. We’ve got to draw the line somewhere.’ Refusing to accept this brutal reality, Pierce exclaimed, ‘A child needing help shouldn’t be turned away. Why isn’t something being done?’ Quietly the teacher picked the little girl up, plunked her in Pierce’s arms, and asked, ‘What are you going to do about it?’ That day Bob Pierce reached into his pocket to buy rice for one little girl, and it led to the founding of World Vision which is now a massive international relief agency!
When you don’t look at suffering, walking past it becomes easier until eventually you don’t notice. The Bible says that when Jesus, ‘Saw the crowds, he had compassion on them.’ Looking at the needs around you can sometimes be overwhelming, but remember, they come one person at a time. Because you can’t do everything doesn’t mean you can’t do something. What can you do? Remember the widow’s few pence in Luke 21? And the loaves and fishes Jesus multiplied in Matthew 14? When you give what you have, God multiplies it and miracles happen!

© 2006: This devotional is produced by UCB, free of charge through the generosity of their supporters, as a gift to the body of Christ, permission is given to Churches and Christian organisations to copy 52 p.a. The Word 4U 2Day, free issues are available for the UK and Republic of Ireland via www.ucb.co.uk

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