Category: Nurture

“Have you believed because you have seen me?” Jesus says to our twin brother, Tom. With the eyes of his heart, Tom saw the God become man.

Our next Sunday evening worship service will be at 7pm on April 24th. The theme this time is: ‘Easter Rising’. So, guess what it will be about!

God sustained us in the past and will take us through the present and into the future too. But, but, he may do it in a completely new way.

Please find our April 2022 magazine. Copies are available now in church, as is the current edition of Crux, the Manchester Diocese magazine.

The April 2022 Bible readings include Mary filling the house with perfume, Jesus slipping into Jerusalem and all the events of Easter.

What do we get told? “There I told you so! You never listen to me or take any notice! You’ve got your comeuppance!

As we’ve seen in response to Ukraine from everyday people in Poland and other European countries – there is enough of that love to go around.

County Lines’ is a term used when drug gangs from big cities expand their operations to smaller towns, often using violence.

Our next Sunday evening service will be at 7pm on March 28th. It will be a Lent Reflection called: ‘Time for a Spiritual Spring-Cleaningt’.

Who are you? What kind of Christian are you? Indeed, what kind of person are you? And how often do you think about it?

Here we are at the Transfiguration. The earthly Jesus, the Chosen One, shares the company of two men who are now residents of heaven.

God of peace and justice, we pray for the people of Ukraine today. We pray for peace and the laying down of weapons. We pray for all those who fear for tomorrow.

In the March 2022 magazine you’ll find articles on Real Easter eggs, Mothering Sunday and the options for future buildings at Christ Church.

The readings in March include: looking after those who are less well off, Jesus being challenged in the desert, Abraham counting stars and Moses being saved by a number of very brave women.

What might a spirituality shaped by biblical portrayals of justice look like in the 21st Century? That’s the question asked by our Lent Book, ‘Embracing Justice’