Tag: Nigel Silvester

Please join us for ‘Sorry but that’s the rules!’ on 26th March. This will be a reminder of the 10 Commandments and what they mean for us today.

Come and join us for worship and reflection as we explore the theme: ‘Hungry and Thirsty’ to tie with the first Gospel reading in Lent.

Our first Sunday evening worship service of 2023 is at 7pm on January 29th. ‘What’s in the offing’ looks forward to the coming year.

Our next Sunday evening worship service is 7pm on November 27th, 2022. It’s Advent and we’re calling the evening: ‘Coming – ready or not.’

Our next Sunday pm worship service is on Oct 30th. In ‘Standing on the shoulders of giants’ we’ll remember those who’ve left a particular impression on us.

Our next Sunday evening worship service is 7pm on Sept 25th, 2022. We’re in Creation Season and we’re calling it ‘For the beauty of the Earth’

Our next Sunday evening worship is 7pm on August 28th, 2022. We’re calling it: ‘Standing on the shore’. Please join us for prayer, reflection and song.

Our next Sunday evening worship will be 7pm on June 26th. We’re calling it a ‘Summer Sing-Out.’ Come and join us as we sing songs of faith.

Our next Sunday evening worship service will be at 7pm on May 29th. The theme this time is: ‘Pentecost Praise’, with a focus on the Psalms.

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!

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

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’.

Our next Sunday evening worship service will be at 7pm on February 28th. The theme this is: ‘All kids at heart’ and will be led by Nigel Silvester.

Our first Sunday evening worship service of the year will be at 7pm on January 30th, 2022. The theme this time is: ‘What a Revelation’. The service will be led by Nigel Silvester.

Perhaps we all need to be more expressive in our greetings and relationships to reflect the good news and the blessings we have received.