Good Friday Service 2021
Our service for Good Friday is available now:
Our service for Good Friday is available now:
Luke 1:5-64 What did the preacher say when he’d lost his voice? Nothing. He’d lost his voice. Our reading from Luke is all about lost and found. Mary finds her voice and sings a song for the ages. Tied up with her story is another story about a man who first loses, and then later…
All on zoom, same details as Sundays:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81149422606?pwd=cUhpODlLM3RiVDFicVIwaWlGUVhFZz09Meeting ID: 811 4942 2606Passcode: 384653 Dates and times for diaries:Tuesday 23 February at 11 amTuesday 2 March at 11 amFriday 12 March at 9.30 amFriday 19 March at 11 amTuesday 23 March at 11 am Material for each session.NB – please listen to the audio recording in advance…
After a gap of a few months, we are pleased to announce that you can once again donate on-line to The Pilgrim Project, via a new page hosted by Wonderful.org. You can make donations by visiting https://www.wonderful.org/appeal/thepilgrimproject-841fc2c9 . As well as donating, you can also set up a fundraising page for sponsored events you may…
Exodus 6:1, 6-9 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 “Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally,” said Abraham Lincoln. Of course, we were pleased to celebrate the bicentenary of the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade a few years ago. Yet, we all know that slavery…
Isaiah 29:13-14 Luke 6:46-49 When Jack Archer was ill in 1952, the Vicar of Ambridge helped Peggy look after the pigs on the smallholding, and she said it meant more to her than all his sermons. What I want to talk about this evening is putting our faith into practice. As you’ve probably guessed from…
Matthew 28:16-20 Isaiah 40:12-17, 27-31 2 Corinthians 13:11-13 If you’ve come wanting a learned lecture on doctrine, you’ll be disappointed. If you’ve come expecting a history lesson, you’ll be disappointed. If you’ve come expecting scientific explanations or logic deductions, or things empirically provable, you’ll be disappointed. If you’ve come expecting not to understand a word…