Some examples of the type of ministry in which Normandy Vision are involved can be found on this page. For another look at Normandy Vision's ministries, visit the Key Projects overview.
Regular bilingual Sunday morning worship services are held with the
French Reformed Church that meets at Condé-sur-Noireau, so that French- and English-speaking Christians
can worship together.

Other joint meetings are organised too, such as the “English Carol Service” (see picture above, showing the choir singing a carol) each year in December, which reaches out with the Gospel to both French- and English-speakers in the area.

Normandy Vision holds regular English-language
worship services. This is aimed at the many residents in Normandy whose mother-tongue or second
language is English.
Currently regular Sunday Worship services are held in Condé-sur-Noireau (See picture on right which shows the church building in which we meet in Condé), Vire (from Autumn 2009) and Houlgate. This is a work that is continuing to grow.
During the summer holiday period, from early July through to the beginning
of September, we also hold Sunday Worship Services in English
for the benefit of the many anglophone holiday-makers and visitors to the area. (See the
picture below, showing Philip Loose preaching at an English-language Sunday
Worship service at Houlgate Evangelical Church during the summer of 2008.)

See the summer programme for details of services during 2009.
During the summers of 2008 and 2009, an
exhibition on the theme of the Bible
has been held in the Temple protestant in the town of Houlgate (See picture below,
showing the Expo-Bible during 2008).

Further information on these exhibitions can be found on this web site: Expo-Bible 2009 and Expo-Bible 2008
This work is with both English- and French-speaking people,
and it includes various types of ministry such as:
See Ministry for English-speakers for more information on this aspect of Normandy Vision's work
A House Group meeting for Christian fellowship and Bible Study
is held regularly in the home of Philip and Simone Loose in connection with the
congregation meeting at Condé-sur-Noireau.
Simone also runs a weekly ladies Bible Study in English. Ladies
from various nationalities coming along each week to study the Bible and
pray together.
Various events, such as the seminars held each month during the autumn of 2006 at
Houlgate Evangelical Church, have been organised. Before further events are organised, a review
is being undertaken in the light of experience gained with these events
to examine the best locations, times, formats, subects etc. for further events.
As an example, see the programme of seminars held during the autumn of 2006.