BIBLE STUDY Ruth Chapter 2 Ruth and Naomi had come back with nothing, and they had not had a chance to plant anything for that year’s Harvest – but the writer has told us at the end of chapter 1 that Ruth and Naomi had arrived at the beginning of the harvest time. Ruth does…
Contemporary worship service featuring talk by Rev. Derek Grimshaw
This online worship service was led by Rev. Joan Pell with a presentation by Peni Rokobuli on his mission trip to Fiji.. Scripture: Psalm 100 and Philippians 4:4-7. Hymns are from Singing the Faith, numbers 57, 78 and 94. Video and audio available.
This online worship service will be livestreamed on Sunday at 10.30 a.m. and will be online from 10:10 a.m. The preacher is Mr. Alan Cutting and the scripture is Ruth 2. This is the second sermon in a series of four called Bible Month: The Book of Ruth.
Rev Martin Dawes reflects on part of John chapter 4
A printed service from Rev. Derek Grimshaw The service can either be followed by reading online, clicking on the You tube links will open a separate window where you can listen to the Hymns. Or you can use the download link to print of the text and read offline or pass to someone.
Rev. Andrew Sankey leads us in a Bible Study series on the book of Ruth. This week on Ruth 1.
This online worship service for Trinity Sunday was led by Rev. Joan Pell. Scripture: Acts 11:1-18. Hymns are from Singing the Faith, numbers 11, 6 and 682. We break bread together in this service, so to partake have a piece of bread and a glass of water to hand. Video and audio available and the written text for the sermon. This is the seventh and last sermon in the series Tales of Peter’s Discipleship Journey.
This online worship service will be livestreamed on Sunday at 10.30 a.m. and will be online from 10:10 a.m. The preacher is Mr. Jim Ross and the scripture is Ruth 1. This is the first sermon in a new series of four called Bible Month: The Book of Ruth. The recording will be available afterwards with the service beginning around the 20 minute mark.
A devotional reflection on the Holy Trinity, by Rev Martin Dawes