Category: Nurture

In the June 2023 magazine you’ll find articles on Christians Against Poverty, the Coronation and Porch Boxes – and a tribute to Frank Slater.

The June 2023 Bible readings include a wonderful passage in Isaiah about creator God measuring the waters in the palm of his hand.

Most of you will know by now that we suddenly lost our son, Stuart, last week. We still expect him…

You’re very welcome to join us at 7pm on May 28th for songs, prayers and reflections in ‘Power to the People’ as we think about Pentecost.

We need to think about which words to use. What areas of common ground are there which are consistent with our message but understood by all?

It says that Stephen fell asleep. For the theologian, Soren Kierkegaard, he falls asleep because he died praying forgiveness for his enemies.

Jesus calling himself the Good Shepherd was a huge claim. It built on all number of passages in Scripture. But Jesus has other flocks too…

In the May 2023 magazine you’ll find news and views of what’s going on, updates on the Mission Community plus info on the Coronation Weekend.

The May 2023 Bible readings have the disciples out and about – and Paul changing from cloakroom attendant to defending the faith in Athens.

I may not have recognised my husband, but an ordinary act at the start of a meal showed Cleopas and his companion that they were in the presence of the risen Christ.

Come and join us at 7pm on Sunday 30th April for an hour of songs, prayers and reflections this Easter Season as we explore the theme: ‘Up and about!’

Lazarus has to do that for himself. He chooses to rise and return to the living, walking tentatively from the shadows towards the light.

The April 2023 magazine has reflections about Good Friday and Easter, an article on the new Bishop of Bolton and news on upcoming events.

The April 2023 Bible readings include the Gospel stories of the death of Jesus, the resurrection and what happened in the weeks to follow.

If I asked what qualities you look for in a mother, what would you come up with? In Hagar, we have someone, who, against all odds, survives.