The June 2021 Bible readings include God in a garden, whirlwinds, mustard seeds, rough seas – and one healing interrupted by another.
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Most of us rarely face real danger. There is stress, perhaps, but actual danger, not so much. However, sometimes life changes.
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We next meet for our monthly Sunday evening informal worship at 7pm on May 30th 2021. It will be called…
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Coming to faith happens in different ways. For some it’s a gentle, gradual process which may happen over many years. For others, it’s sudden.
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How different would things have been if the church had taken the towel and the bowl from the foot washing as its sign rather than the cross?
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Tots FC is a unique football-specific programme for pre-school children that’s ideal for tots from 18 month olds to 3 year olds in Tiny Tots.
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This week it’s a vine, branches – and an Ethiopian in a chariot. We’re still in Easter Season and still getting a sense of who this Jesus is.
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In the Wilderness, God showed up – and if he didn’t, the people perished. But people soon forget. They did then – and we do now.
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There’s a theme today of listening for the shepherd’s voice… the nearest most of us get are woolly jumpers, shepherd’s pie and Countryfile.
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Our May 2021 church magazine is our Pentecost edition and includes articles on the Ascension, Rogation and ‘Thy Kingdom Come 2021’.
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Our May 2021 bible readings have a chariot, a vine, lots of abiding, fruit, tongues of fire, seraphs – and an only begotten Son…
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We next meet for our Sunday evening informal worship at 7pm on April 25th. It will be called ‘Running the Race’, led by Nigel Silvester.
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Seeing is believing. Or is it? Do we believe everything we read in the newspapers or see on television or on film. Not always and rightly so.
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Thomas’ insistence on testing the truth made it possible for us to believe in the resurrection, to give us assurance, to accept Jesus’ words.
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Mark the brief. Mark the sometimes hasty; Mark who gets to the point and gets there quickly. And the point is: HE HAS BEEN RAISED!
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