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Growbaby Sunday. 
I'm Pip, I'm one of the team 

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here and also one of the part of
the team at Growbaby. 

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We wanted to give you a bit of 
an update of what's going on at 

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Growbaby, also tell you about it
if you're newish and you've not 

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heard about it before. 
Growbaby is one of the ways that

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we as a church love our city. 
We're nine years into the 

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journey and it's grown from a 
couple in church and collecting 

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a few bags of children's clothes
to give to families who needed 

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them, to having our base at 
Moulton St. like you've seen on 

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the video where lots of families
come through the door every 

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week. 
Our vision is that no child in 

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childhood would be without the 
clothes that they need. 

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And we know that that's a really
big vision, and it's one that we

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can't even begin to meet without
a God who is bigger than us. 

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But every year see God's 
faithfulness and provision of 

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stuff, of stuff that people need
time and time again. 

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And people in the local 
community are so generous. 

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They are outrageously generous. 
And they give us children's 

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clothes, baby equipment, and 
baby essentials that we can then

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give away to people who need it.
A little while ago, Caroline and

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I put our heads together and we 
spent some time just thinking 

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and praying about Growbaby and 
what it looks like at the 

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moment. 
And we asked ourselves three 

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simple questions. 
So we just want to share with 

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you some of our thinking around 
those three questions this 

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morning. 
And the first was this. 

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If we were to use one word to 
describe Growbaby, what would it

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be? 
And the sense that we had was 

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this, that it would be home. 
OK, This is sorry. 

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This is my my brother's attempt 
at our home. 

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Anyway, there we go. 
Home. 

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That's what we thought. 
We thought grow baby is like 

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home. 
Yeah. 

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That's the overwhelming sense 
we've had this year. 

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Home for people. 
And I don't know what you think 

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about when you hear the word 
home, but we mean when we talk 

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about home, we mean it in the 
very best sense of the word. 

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We mean it as a place where you 
belong, a place where you are 

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known, where you feel seen, 
where you feel safe, where you 

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can be soothed, and where you 
can connect and be connected. 

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There are so many people who 
come along to grow Baby. 

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People who just want to connect 
with other families or catch up 

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with friends that they've made. 
Expectant moms, new moms, young 

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moms, parents, grandparents, 
people who are finding it hard 

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to make ends meet. 
Families living in hotels and in

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temporary accommodation. 
People who for one reason or 

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another, have had to uproot and 
find themselves in a place where

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they're on their own. 
People who maybe are refugees or

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who are seeking asylum. 
All sorts of people gather in 

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the space that we call Grow 
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It is a wonderful, diverse 
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We have a whole host of 
different languages that's 

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spoken by people who have come. 
We are very thankful for Google 

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Translate and also for all the 
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Lots of the team speak different
languages as well. 

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We're so thankful for everybody 
doing their bit. 

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So nowadays our sessions are 
usually quite busy with anything

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from 50 to 90 families through 
the door each week. 

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Jesus gives us this picture of 
what it's like to feel at home 

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with God. 
And he says this, if you've got 

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a Bible, turn to it. 
You can turn to it in Matthew 

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chapter 13. 
It'll also appeal on the screen.

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We're just going to literally 
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But this is what he says feeling
at home in God feels like. 

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He says the Kingdom of heaven is
like a mustard seed planted in a

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field. 
It's the smallest of all seeds, 

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but it becomes the largest of 
garden plants. 

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It grows into a tree and the 
birds come and make nests in its

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branches. 
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Jesus was talking, that was 
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analogy. 
Right now you might just think 

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of if you're, you know, know 
your herbs and spices, you might

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just think of the little mustard
seeds that you get in a herb 

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pot. 
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maybe like an acorn and then a 
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OK. 
The picture talks about things 

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growing from very, very small 
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good of the world around them. 
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these birds perching, coming and
nesting in the tree is that it 

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represents all kinds of people. 
God's Kingdom. 

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This invitation to be at home 
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It's open to everyone, no matter
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And the invitation is don't just
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bit and then fly off. 
Come, stay, settle, nest, rest 

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with me. 
Let me be your home. 

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That's what Jesus is saying. 
Let me be your safe place. 

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I'll be everything you need. 
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us. 
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life with Jesus, he is with us 
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place, that safe space to other 
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And I think that's something of 
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We often use this phrase, and 
you'll hear it all the time if 

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you're a part of the team. 
Growbaby is for everyone, 

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because it really is. 
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support, for one reason or 
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Maybe they feel a bit 
disoriented or adrift for all 

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sorts of reasons. 
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last few weeks, you'll know that
we've been thinking about what 

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it is to be family, to be 
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people. 
You know, there's a lot going on

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in our world right now. 
And at Growbaby, we're called to

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be this place, to be this safe 
space, A community where people 

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can come and can find that they 
belong, where they can feel some

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sense of grounding when they can
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And for those of us who know 
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part of what people experience 
when they walk through the doors

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is him, something of Jesus. 
So Caroline and I, as we were 

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kind of thinking we Caroline's 
arty, anyone who doesn't know 

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that, like, yeah, you need to 
this is Caroline's work of art 

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here. 
But what we did was we we were 

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thinking about this word home 
and thinking about what? 

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What does that mean? 
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Grow Baby? 
We've got a picture of it up on 

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the screen. 
So I just want to walk you 

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through the poster if you like. 
So any given Wednesday people 

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come and we we listen to them. 
We play, you know, the kids 

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play, we eat, we get through 
shed loads of biscuits and other

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treats that people bring. 
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clothes, we laugh sometimes we 
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People share about themselves 
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sometimes in little snippets, 
sometimes in big chunks, and we 

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listen. 
And in the doing of all those 

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really normal everyday things, 
time and time again, something 

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godly happens, something of the 
Kingdom of God grows. 

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People feel welcomed, they feel 
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feel heard, they feel valued, 
they feel known, they feel seen,

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they feel cared for. 
And we hope we're a place where 

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the displaced can feel placed, 
where the refugee can find 

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refuge. 
Where those who feel this sense 

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of unrest can actually feel a 
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Where the unsettled can feel 
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Where people who feel 
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Where those who feel homeless 
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Within that space. 
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feel safe, and those who feel 
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Where everyone who walks through
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what it is like to belong and 
that that gives them a glimpse 

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of what it feels like to be at 
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We say, you know, one of the 
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not a project. 
Grow Baby is about seeing people

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and loving people. 
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show people what Jesus is like. 
And some of our values, I'm just

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going to whiz through some of 
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bit Jesusy. 
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We give out good quality stuff. 
We do quite a lot of tip runs 

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for stuff that maybe is not the 
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So we don't want to give out 
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We want to give out good stuff 
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and dignity to people. 
We want to be a place of refuge 

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and safety. 
We want to be a place that where

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we have no judgement. 
Anyone can walk in. 

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There's no criteria for having 
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We want to be a warm welcome. 

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We always want to be kind. 
We always want to be generous, 

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we always want to be a listening
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session and we know that every 
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And for those of us who are on 
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that that trace to be Jesus. 
So that's our word to describe 

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growbaby. 
This year it would be home. 

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Second question was, what if 
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What would we come up with? 
And what we come up with is the 

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humble jam sandwich. 
OK, let me tell you why. 

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OK, Because let me tell you 
about one of our friends who up 

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until recently was part of the 
team, and she'd been with us for

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a couple of years. 
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locally and that meant she 
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cooking facilities, but she 
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really hard for her. 
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the food that was provided by 
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she generally lived on jam 
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Last year she came along to grow
baby Sunda here and we said 

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there'd be food afterwards and 
they'll be, we'll all stay on 

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and eat together like we're 
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And on that day, she rocked up 
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share with everyone. 
It reminded me of a moment where

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Jesus fed thousands of people 
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around, which was a little boy's
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Jesus took the very little that 
someone had and he blessed loads

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and loads of people with it. 
If you want to read that story a

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little bit more, you can find it
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If you've not got a Bible and 
you're like, where's that? 

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We've got some spare ones out 
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Please do grab one, take that 
away with you and have a read of

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it. 
But when we were here and had 

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that Grobby sundae last last 
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were made by this wonderful 
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with the kids that were here at 
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Some children who didn't really 
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foods that was here that day 
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And the whole thing really, 
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I didn't know she was going to 
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She rocked up with them with a 
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And Jesus does this time and a 
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He takes the sometimes little 
thing that someone else doesn't 

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want anymore or doesn't need. 
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to be thrown out or given away. 
And it comes our way and we're 

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able to just say thank you for 
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And it's a blessing then to 
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It's like it feeds people and he
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hands. 
So this simple jam sandwich 

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means quite a lot to us here at 
Growbaby. 

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Third thing, if Growbaby were a 
flower, you might think these 

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are really random questions, but
there you go. 

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If if Growbaby were a flower, 
what kind of flower would it be?

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OK, you got to bear with me 
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This is sweet pea. 
That's not the flower I wanted. 

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I couldn't find honeysuckle. 
So and I have tried this already

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just to make sure we don't set 
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going to have a little spray. 
OK? 

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So hopefully that will waft your
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If Grobe were a flower, we said 
it would be honeysuckle. 

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And again, you might wonder why,
but if you Google a honeysuckle,

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for those of you who are not 
gardeners, it says it has this 

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special for its intoxicating 
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OK, now, if you're part of the 
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because sometimes in our leaky 
building when the rain has come,

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you get a different kind of 
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And so it's like a bit of the 
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So, you know, in a couple of 
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new plug in, you know, air 
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have the nice smell. 
Anyway, honeysuckle smells 

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lovely. 
And in the Bible, it talks about

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the scent of Jesus being 
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Paul, this person who wrote part
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You can find it in Two 
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It's referred to like knowing 
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fragrance, like the fragrance of
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So it's like the senses, if you 
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wherever you go. 
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goes with you wherever you go. 
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that smells nice. 
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don't like that smell, but other
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I really like that smell. 
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beautifully smelling plant. 
Has anyone got honeysuckle in 

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their in their garden? 
Oh, nice. 

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Oh, excellent. 
OK, brilliant. 

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Next time you smell it, think of
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OK, But something else that he 
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it's it's a it's a vigorous 
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I sound like AI was in the 
horticulturist. 

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Is that the right word? 
Is it OK? 

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Oh, well, there we go. 
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It spreads out. 
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the sheer numbers of people that
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variety of people that come 
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The definition goes on. 
It's often sorry, the 

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description. 
It's often found in hedges and 

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woods. 
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to transform unsightly 
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displays. 
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building is something of an 
unsightly structure in places. 

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Yeah. 
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experiences are not pretty, but 
these can be transformed in the 

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presence of Jesus and all the 
very normal things that we do at

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Grow Baby. 
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honeysuckle, beyond this beauty 
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provides food. 
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of kind of a bit of a leap, week
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refilled with clothes for people
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Often the rails are are kind of 
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then the follow up in the course
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thankful for that. 
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It provides habitat which means 
home. 

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So again, harks back to that, 
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had habitat for various 
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other living things, which harks
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tree growth, birds living and 
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I don't know if any of you have 
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obviously been awake early, but 
that idea of when you you hear 

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that kind of dawn chorus or if 
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sound of birdsong is just like 
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It's totally spectacular. 
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community and celebration. 
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that we have at Growbaby. 
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three things that we felt are 
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and honeysuckle. 
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you walk through your front 
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us at Graybaby. 
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sandwich, think of us and pray 
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And next time you catch the 
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of us and pray for us at 
Growbaby that we will continue 

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to be this space that is home 
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We're going to listen to a 
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wonderful team who is here this 
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And I promise you, she didn't 
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before she said what she said. 
So let's have a little look now,

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so. 
If I talk about like from the 

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beginning, the crowbaby I was, I
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actually doing. 
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recommended me and my first one,
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we due to the limited resources,
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So somebody recommended me to go
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There are people are very nice. 
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girl baby, I met a very :) and I
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And till date, it's been almost 
two years and I always feel very

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happy, satisfied and feel like 
like home. 

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This organization gives me a 
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I have a very sentimental 
emotions and feelings attached 

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to this and I wonder, I don't 
know throughout my life or even 

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my kids, they never forget what 
love she gives. 

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They get from here and everybody
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So if I talk about like from. 
I think I've turned it on. 

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I think I've turned it on. 
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Thank you. 
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but very broad stroke stats, so 
don't worry. 

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So like Pip said, we have 
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every week and there are nearly 
3000 people in our Facebook 

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community, which is a very 
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active participants within the 
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Last year we gave away lots of 
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rare as hen's teeth, cots, high 
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manner of baby essentials and 
equipment. 

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Clothes wise we gave out 
hundreds of bundles and where a 

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bundle might be for multiple 
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local food banks, children's 
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agencies and organisations to 
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The local community are so 
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important, but more important 
than the stats are the stories 

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behind those stats. 
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stories are about people, and we
want to tell you a few stories 

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this morning in the hope that it
captures something of the work 

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that we're doing. 
So we had a lady come in who 

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donated us 2 bags of brand new 
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still had their tags on. 
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how do you hear about us when 
they come in? 

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How do you hear about us? 
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kitted out my friend's daughter 
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her new baby. 
There's people will say, well, 

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we don't need this anymore. 
The other week we were giving a 

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given a flushing pink toilet to 
help children with their toilet 

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training. 
So it looked like a glorified 

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potty. 
It was a glorified potty. 

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It was a mini toilet and as you 
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flushing noise. 
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needed some potties that week so
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But we weren't really sure if 
anyone wanted a flashing pink 

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potty. 
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it and said my daughter's going 
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We were able to give one of our 
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She was so thankful and she 
cried out. 

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You save our families, you save 
our children, you save our 

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souls. 
One mum literally started 

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singing and dancing and shouting
thank you when we I'm not going 

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to do that but. 
We were able to give her a 

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beautiful double buggy for her 
newborn twins. 

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A young boy who loves dinosaurs 
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That morning a number of 
dinosaur themed clothes had come

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in and fitted him perfectly and 
we don't take toys, we don't 

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take toys. 
But that day somehow one had got

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tucked in at the bottom of a bag
of clothes that had been donated

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and it was an all singing, light
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There was so much joy in the 
room and the little boy took it 

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home with him. 
We were able to give a pregnant 

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mum everything she needed for 
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etcetera. 
She's brought us doughnuts and 

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biscuits as a thank you and 
wrote a lovely message to us 

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saying how much it had meant to 
her and her family and how much 

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it had helped them. 
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that mum, whose partner had just
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out of work and through the 
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He's now in work and she's in a 
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But she wouldn't. 
She didn't know how she would 

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have got to where she was 
without us and the support we 

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were able to offer her. 
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that she knows that I would 
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needs one. 
She always comes in late at the 

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end of the session but if she 
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A family who came in regularly 
asked next time that they could 

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bring some balloons and cakes 
etcetera because it was their 

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son's birthday so we pretty much
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There's a mum who picks up the 
Hoover and does the hoovering at

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the end of the session saying 
thank you so much for everything

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you do for us. 
It's the least I can do. 

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And we've got a mum who says 
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a few weeks time. 
Have you got a nice dress or 

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something my little girl might 
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We don't have anything in the 
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But one of the team over here is
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similar age. 
So she says come back next week,

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bring some beautiful dresses. 
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beautiful dresses for the 
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And a mum who says I suffer from
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much to meet people. 
It was hard for me to come in 

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but I'm so glad I did. 
And we've got a mum who's due to

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have her baby in a in a week's 
time and she has nothing arrived

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You to give birth in a week's 
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She has nothing. 
And we were able to give her 

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lots of what she needed. 
And Can you imagine you're 

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having? 
I can't. 

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Obviously you can't. 
You know, you're having a baby 

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next week and you've got nothing
of everything you need. 

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My child wanted anything. 
There's lots of things children 

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want. 
There's no way I could afford 1.

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And here it is, exactly in the 
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That was dressing up clothing 
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A child who greets a friend that
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week and they hug, they give 
each other is so big. 

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They both fall over. 
We have families move away but 

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some are able to come back and 
visit a month later and and 

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still are reflecting on how much
we've done for them. 

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We have a mum who said again and
again I'm so lucky today when 

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she found the things she needed,
and a family who moved back into

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the area recently after having a
really tough time elsewhere. 

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They came back to Grow Baby and 
mum says I belong here. 

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A local MP visited a few weeks 
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She said she visited lots of 
places but what she noticed at 

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Grow Baby was that there was a 
lot of joy in the place. 

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She wrote to us after and said 
it's clear that Grow Baby is a 

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place where people meet and make
friends and families who come on

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team and then when they move 
area or are rehoused somewhere, 

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they say again and again how 
much they're going to miss Grow 

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Baby because it feels like a 
family. 

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And there are countless stories 
like this of people saying just 

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this is just what I needed. 
I've been looking for something 

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like this. 
Thank you so much for what 

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you're doing. 
So that's a few of the stories. 

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How can am I carrying on? 
OK, How can I get involved? 

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So give any collecting clothes 
baby items, spread the word, ask

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for specific things we need. 
So there are little hubs around 

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the Chelmsford area that are 
gathering bits. 

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So Jenny will come home and find
a packet of nappies on her front

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doorstep. 
We live in Malden and people are

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gathering things. 
So people know about Grow baby 

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in Malden. 
Piles of clothes, bags of 

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clothes. 
We often go through Hatfield 

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Peverel and pick up lots of 
other bags of clothes. 

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So spread the words amongst your
connections and bring things to 

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us. 
So giving and collecting 

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clothes. 
Come and be part of the team. 

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If you can't get to us when we 
do our sessions you might be 

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able to help with other things. 
Come and chat to us. 

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We've always got a long To Do 
List. 

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Pray. 
We would love to get together a 

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group of people who would commit
to pray. 

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Praying for Grow Baby regularly 
and so in terms of prayer, the 

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things we need prayer for 
people, for parents, families 

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and team that we've we are still
a place of home for people and 

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that people find peace when 
they're with us. 

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Provision. 
So next year Grow Baby will be 

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10. 
So we we need prayer for 

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continuing favour and generosity
within the local community and 

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for specific needs to be met. 
So ongoing and new partnerships 

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with other local organizations, 
we need favour on funding 

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applications, grant applications
that go in at the building and 

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venue. 
The current 1 is a great 

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location but it is tired and 
lacks a few crucial things and 

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we would love at some point to 
have somewhere that is a great 

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location. 
But it's also a bright welcoming

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space that is warm, has hot 
water heating and parking which 

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are the things we lack at the 
moment. 

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So from the film that of Pip 
talking about Grove, it looks 

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beautiful, bright, glossy, 
lovely. 

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It's actually an old tired 
building that leaks in the rain.

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We also need prayer for presence
and power. 

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That people who would who come 
to grow baby would experience 

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God's peace, his healing and his
joy, that it would feel like 

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home to all who come. 
So yes, please pray. 

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Grand. 
Stay there. 

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Stay there. 
OK, So we just, yeah, we we kind

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of want to say thank you for all
those things. 

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It's one, it's such a privilege 
to be a part of Growbaby every 

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time you talk about Growbaby 
with a neighbor or a colleague 

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and every time you give us a bag
of clothes. 

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Every time. 
Where's Johnson? 

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Every time you knit bubble hats 
and scarves, which you did for 

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yesterday's session and 
literally straight away, some 

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families like they're amazing 
and they took them. 

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Every time that you your 
doorstep is full of nappies and 

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other things. 
Every time you help the tip 

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trip. 
Every time you drop off plastic 

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bags to us or give a shout out 
on your street. 

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You're part of grow baby. 
Every time you Hoover up biscuit

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crumbs, every time you change 
the nappy bin, every time you 

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clean buggies, all those kind of
things. 

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Every time you you ask friends 
for this particular amount of 

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clothes that we need this this 
age range. 

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We, we want to thank all of you 
because you're all a part of 

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this. 
Thank you for helping to make 

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this happen. 
Whether you're on a team on a 

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Tuesday or a Wednesday or a 
Saturday, or whether you can't 

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make those days, but you're 
still kind of helping behind the

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scenes. 
Thank you for helping to make 

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that happen. 
There are some of our team are 

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here this morning, but this is 
look at them all. 

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Don't they look amazing? 
Whole host of people who helped 

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make it happen. 
We are so thankful for every 

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single one of them. 
Thank you for giving your time 

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and your energy and your 
resources and your expertise. 

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Every single week I feel quite 
emotional. 

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Big thank yous because it really
doesn't happen without everyone 

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doing it together. 
If you, if you do stuff to do 

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with grow baby, like 
specifically if you're part of 

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the team on a Tuesday or 
Wednesday or Saturday, would you

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just stand up so that we can 
just say a big thank you to you?

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That's a bit scary, isn't it? 
Sorry I didn't give you a pre 

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warning of that. 
You can hit me later. 

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OK. 
Do we just give them a big thank

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you? 
Yeah, yeah. 

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Big thank yous to you, all your 
friends, your family and your 

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team. 
So big thank yous. 

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And we would just love to pray. 
Now, why don't you just stand 

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up? 
We'll pray and then we'll 

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finish.
