Thought for the day – Sunday 26th April 2020 Brought to us by Derek Grimshaw Jesus Barabbas The lads were so pleased to see him that they were planning big celebrations, the worst crime any man can commit is being caught and when the Roman Army came for him, not only did he know that…
Today’s service is available online as we begin our new series Tales from Peter’s Discipleship Journey and wonder at how Peter’s journey from Fisherman to Disciple began.
The new preaching theme from Capel St Mary Methodist Church is Being Church, Doing Life, Marks of Maturity, beginning 26th April for 5 weeks until 24th May.
Thought for the day – Saturday 25th April 2020 Brought to us by Stuart Warman Bible reading : Luke 18:1Then Jesus told his disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up. Jesus told us a parable that said that we need to pray constantly. When we are faced…
Dear Friends St. Paul writes “Be transformed by the renewing of your mind…….” (Romans 12 v2) My word, we are currently having to evolve and be transformed at quite an alarming rate in the crisis we are living through. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the wonderful way you have risen to…
Some members of the congregation at Trinity in Felixstowe have just supplied this wonderful banner to show the support for the NHS and other keyworkers during these difficult times. How lovely it is to see what is being done around the circuit. Well done Trinity 🙂
You cant have missed 99 year old (Now 100!) Captain Tom’s amazing fund raising efforts – Now meet the people inspired by Captain Tom to take on their own walking challenges. Follow the link below to see the full story on BBC. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p08bchwz
Thought for the day – Friday 24th April 2020 Brought to us by Anna Howes Reading – Ephesians 2: 13-18But now in Christ Jesus you who once were far away have been brought near by the blood of Christ. For he himself is our peace, who has made the two groups one and has destroyed the barrier, the dividing wall…
Happy St. George’s Day! Find some interesting facts here. Did you know that: During the Middle Ages, people believed that St George was one of the ‘Fourteen Holy Helpers’ – a group of saints who could help during epidemic diseases. St George’s protection was invoked against several nasty diseases, many fatal and with infectious causes, including the Plague and leprosy.
Thought for the day – Thursday 23rd April 2020 Daniel had every reason to feel down about his situation, he had lost everything he knew: his family, his country, the teachings and priestly worship in the temple, the annual festivals, his hopes and expectations for the future, even his name. In their place he now…