The November 2021 magazine has some thoughts from Margery: It’s not enough to remember those who died in wars if we don’t work for peace…
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November 2021 Bible readings include Jonah with a very short sermon, Jesus calling disciples away from their day job and God in a wheelchair (look it up!)
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Our reading from Deuteronomy is known as the Shema. It gets to the very heart of worship. It tells us who God is and what our response should be.
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Today is Bible Sunday. There are 39 books in the OT, and 27 in the NT. Appropriately our reading today is from Isaiah, which has 66 chapters.
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Did the Ethiopian eunuch see himself as the Suffering Servant. Did he see a link between the words that he read and his own experience?
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Take heart. Remember that Jesus never asks his disciples to leave, no matter how they stumbled. He never gives up on us – neither should we.
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Our next monthly Sunday evening worship service will be at 7pm on October 31st, 2021. The theme this time is: ‘Good reasons for hope’ and it will be led by Nigel Silvester.
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Those hands that flung stars into space and surrendered to cruel nails left their fingerprints on you too. If you just look closely enough.
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You always know there is going to be trouble when you hear or read the words “Some Pharisees”. Because some…
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In the October 2021 church magazine you’ll find all the regular news & views plus a reflection on the life of Arthur Smith who died aged 106.
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The October 2021 Bible readings include God being creative then repaying for years that the locust has eaten and Jesus restoring his friend.
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“What were you arguing about on the way?” But they were silent, for on the way they had argued with one another who was the greatest.
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The disciples also had their agenda. It was pretty much a one item affair, but it was important to them, who was the greatest?
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Our next monthly Sunday evening informal worship is at 7pm on September 26th, 2021. It will be called: ‘Telling the Story’.
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