Tag: May

Our May 2026 magazine includes an invitation to take part in an Infinity Bridge walk and hear Nigel’s thoughts on cold callers…

The May 2026 Bible readings include Jesus as ‘the way, the truth and the life’; then promising the Spirit; praying for the disciples; giving peace and the Spirit – and finally giving the Great Commission ‘to go’.

These Easter Season readings include passages from Acts, Revelation and the Gospel of John.

Our May 2025 magazine has news and updates from our groups and organisations plus a letter on second chances from Margery

Our May 2024 magazine includes updates from our many groups and a piece on the Kingdom Season. This runs from Ascension through to Pentecost.

The Bible readings for May 2024 include Jesus telling us to love, his prayer for our safekeeping and then the coming of the Holy Spirit.

You’re very welcome to join us at 7pm on May 28th for songs, prayers and reflections in ‘Power to the People’ as we think about Pentecost.

In the May 2023 magazine you’ll find news and views of what’s going on, updates on the Mission Community plus info on the Coronation Weekend.

The May 2023 Bible readings have the disciples out and about – and Paul changing from cloakroom attendant to defending the faith in Athens.

Our May 2022 magazine contains a tribute to Joan Birch and a letter from the Bishop of Manchester. Plus an article on radical compassion.

The May 2022 Bible readings include Saul and Peter realiasing how wrong they’d been, a seamstress called Tabitha and a merchant called Lydia.

Our May 2021 church magazine is our Pentecost edition and includes articles on the Ascension, Rogation and ‘Thy Kingdom Come 2021’.

Our May 2021 bible readings have a chariot, a vine, lots of abiding, fruit, tongues of fire, seraphs – and an only begotten Son…

This May 31st Newsletter marks Pentecost (or Whit) Sunday. It’s where we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit onto the first followers of Jesus. Acts 2:1-21 details the events of this historic day.

This May 24th Newsletter is instead of a magazine and pew sheet. All public worship continues to be suspended until further notice and general access to the church building is still restricted.