Tag: July

The July and August 2026 magazine is a bumper summer edition with a letter from Margaret Trivasse about the Christian imperative to ‘Love, Welcome, Serve’.

God’s grace patiently transforms both people and creation. The readings move from weariness to rest, from seed to harvest, from waiting to hope, and from wisdom to the immeasurable value of God’s kingdom, encouraging us to trust God’s quiet but faithful work in our lives.

The July and August 2025 magazine contains lots of updates plus articles on the Nicene Creed and the Lord’s Prayer.

The July 2025 Bible readings include Abraham and Sarah putting on a spread and Jesus giving his disciples a template of how to pray.

The July and August 2024 magazine includes a review of the Big Picnic and a ‘goodbye for now’ from the 9th Bury Scout group, plus news and views.

The Bible readings for July 2024 include stubborn people, plumb lines, shepherds, love surpassing all knowledge and the feeding of thousands.

In the July and August 2023 magazine there’s a tribute to Nancy Hall. There’s also lots about what’s going on in our church and community.

The July 2023 Bible readings includes selections from different parts of the Old Testament, a trip through Romans and more from Matthew’s Gospel.

Inside the July & August 2022 magazine you will find thoughts from David Robinson on his recently completed Foundations For Ministry course.

Our next Sunday@Seven service is July 25th, 2021. It will be called: ‘All at Sea’ where Nigel will be looking at some biblical sea voyages.

Our July and August 2021 magazine has news, prayers and reflections. There is also an article on the Manchester Diocese 10-year vision.

The July 2021 Bible readings include stubborn people, unbelief, plumb-lines, adoption, shepherds – and a mother making a special request.

Our next Sunday@Seven service will be on July 26th 2020. Our theme this time will be ‘Come to the waters’. Water plays a big part in the Bible. There’s often too much of it or too little of it!

From next Sunday, July 12th, we will be back worshiping in church! We will have just the one service, at 11am. Christ Church will have an earlier service at 10am.

The events of Spring 2020 will remain long in the memory and its effects will impact upon our world for many years to come. As we wished everyone Happy New Year six months ago, we were blissfully unaware of what was to lie ahead.