We now find ourselves in Holy Week and traditionally one of the stories we look at during this week is the anointing of Jesus at the home of Simon. (Mark 14 verses 3-11.) This was the final story that we reflected upon in this year’s online Circuit Lent Course. Thank you to all those from…
Death in the City by Francis A Schaeffer IVP, 1969 127 pages £11.00 ISBN 0 851 103 472 Dr Schaeffer was a leading, American, evangelical theologian and philosopher of the last century. He was most closely associated with L’Abri Fellowship based in Switzerland, using his knowledge and skills in apologetics and philosophy to bring many…
We have now passed the first anniversary of the beginning of the first Lockdown in England and when you look back over the last year, you might be shocked that we are where we are today. We have experienced so much during this time, queuing to get into supermarkets, having to get used to wearing…
In a couple of contexts recently I have been interested to read about the challenges and benefits of blended learning; this is the mixture of on-line and face to face teaching which is part of life for children and teachers in the primary school where I am a governor and for students and lecturers at…
We have a printed service, a video service from the circuit and local churches with livestream, zoom and in-person services. Details in this post.
We have a printed service, a video service from the circuit and local churches with livestream, zoom and in-person services. Details in this post.
We have a printed service, a video service from the circuit and local churches with livestream, zoom and in-person services. Details in this post.
Download 1) Stations of the Cross 2) Images from the Methodist Modern Art Collection with poetry & prayers. 3) Poems by Maureen Brown.
Rev. Matt Finch, the Pioneering and Church Planting Officer for the Methodist Church will be the preacher at our circuit video service on Easter Day.
Singing the Faith No 409 – Let us build a house where love can dwell….. We started a Prayer Space, just a small area in the church, where people could go whatever the time of day to be quiet, to read from books provided, to use simple art materials left around and express their…