Jesus started his church with a bunch of men and women that we know about from the Gospels. For the…
Read moreDo you ever wonder that if your church or organisation or your place of work would cease to function, then…
Read moreInside the July & August 2022 magazine you will find thoughts from David Robinson on his recently completed Foundations For Ministry course.
Read moreThe July 2022 Bible readings include: Thomas being honest, Sarah making an unfeasibly large amount of bread and Jesus showing us how to pray.
Read moreI want you to help me with this. If I say: ‘No longer Jew or Greek,’ you say: ‘no longer slave or free, no longer male and female.’
Read moreOur next Sunday evening worship will be 7pm on June 26th. We’re calling it a ‘Summer Sing-Out.’ Come and join us as we sing songs of faith.
Read moreI bind unto myself this day the strong name of the Trinity. The Creator’s gifts of earth and sky, the flowing creeks and fertile land…
Read moreIf you’re wanting a quiet life, then the very last thing you want to do is to go looking for a prayer meeting. Luke puts on the style…
Read moreThe Pentecost June 2022 magazine includes news and updates from most of our church groups and organisations. Plus there’s a little about Bake Off…
Read moreThe June 2022 Bible readings include the disciples becoming multi-lingual; flying pigs and God ready to be found by those not looking for him
Read moreOur next Sunday evening worship service will be at 7pm on May 29th. The theme this time is: ‘Pentecost Praise’, with a focus on the Psalms.
Read moreWelcome to the latest Safeguarding Newsletter. It includes an update on the recent Past Case Review (PCR2) and relevant contact details.
Read moreNo matter how rubbish, how disappointed, angry or frightened we feel, there’s hope. But there’s a challenge for us too. An expectation of us.
Read moreOur May 2022 magazine contains a tribute to Joan Birch and a letter from the Bishop of Manchester. Plus an article on radical compassion.
Read moreThe May 2022 Bible readings include Saul and Peter realiasing how wrong they’d been, a seamstress called Tabitha and a merchant called Lydia.
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