As the Son of Man, Jesus came into the world as an infant. He lived with His mother and His legal father, Joseph, who was a carpenter. When He was grown, He endured temptations, grew tired, ate, and slept. He enjoyed being with friends. He had feelings, just as we have. The major difference is that the Son of Man was also the Son of God, placed on earth to die for us. That is the beauty of Luke’s gospel: he wrote so that we can know Jesus as a human being; at the same time, he revealed His deity. In chapter after chapter, we are called to come and worship Jesus as Lord and…

The success of CBSI lies in its five way process that enables people within a supportive group environment, to understand God’s Word for themselves. 1. Home study Each week there are home study questions, which the participants and leaders complete at home. Most answers can be found in the passage being studied. This helps people get used to using the Bible when answering questions. 2. Group discussion The group meets to discuss the answers they have to the questions. A leader facilitates, moving the discussion along. Large groups usually split into smaller groups for discussion. 3. The talk After discussion time a leader or speaker gives a talk on the passage studied, using testimony and personal application. 4….

The Ascot class, which is open to men and women of all ages, consists of two classes. One class is held during the day and the other in the evening. We are always delighted to welcome new people into our warm and friendly groups. CBSI is very much a team ministry and we value the support and contributions from all our members ranging from contributing to the cake and clear away rota through to being part of the Teaching Rota, being a Discussion Group Leader or a member of the Servants Team.  All giftings are encouraged to be exercised within our classes. You would be most welcome to join us.