Rev. Joan Pell leads this online worship service for Good Friday as we remember the events of the crucifixion – as Jesus is tried and sentenced and lifted up and glorified that we might be Lifted Up by the Promise.
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Rev. Joan Pell is the preacher for this online worship service for Maundy Thursday as we remember Jesus’ last evening with his disciples before he was arrested and the command that he gave then to love one another.
Experience at your own pace the Way of the Cross through a series of images and readings depicting the Passion Story with accompanying questions for contemplation. Download the brochure.
Rev. Jo Jacobs is the preacher for this online worship service on the second Sunday in Lent. In Lent this year we are focusing on the many promises that God has made to us.
Rev Andrew Sankey brings us this weeks printed service which can be read online or downloaded and printed.
Rev. Derek Grimshaw is the preacher for this online worship service on the first Sunday in Lent. In this tough time, as we enter this Lenten Season of praying and self-reflection, we will lift our spirits by focusing on the many promises that God has made to us. Today we begin with God’s covenant promise to Noah.
Rev. Diane Smith is the preacher for this online worship service for Transfiguration Sunday. Scripture: 2 Kings 2:1-12 and Mark 9:2-9. Hymns from Singing the Faith are numbers 6, 260 and 134. Video and audio available. In this service Rev. Diane Smith refers to a video interview. Find it here. .
Rev Diane Smith brings us this weeks printed service which can be read online or downloaded and printed.
Rev. Jane Cassidy is the preacher for this online worship service as she talks about healing. Scripture: Mark 1:29-39. Hymns from Singing the Faith are numbers 24, 696 and 611. Video and audio available. In this service, we will break bread together, so have a piece of bread and a cup of water to hand.…
A service for 7th February prepared by Rev.Derek Grimshaw. This can be followed online or printed to read at your leisure