Around the world, people are held captive for holding to their conscience and refusing to act against their deepest convictions. In our next re-lite session we will explore what it means to hold to your convictions, even if that means being put in prison, and we will consider how we can respond in support of […]
We’re conducting a series of events and services in conjunction with St Peter’s Church, our Anglican neighbours, in support of Christian Aid Week 2016. Granny’s Attic @ St. Andrew’s URC Friday 13th & Saturday 14th May, 10:00-14:30 each day Bargains galore for all ages (entry donation/refreshments for CA) Joint Service @ St. Peter’s Church Monday […]
Reading: John 20.11-18 It wasn’t unexpected. She would surely not recognise me. She would almost certainly think I was someone else. And anyway, the situation would not lend itself to understanding. Having come to the tomb to grieve, what a confusion it must have been to find the body she was looking for was not […]
Reading: Luke 23.50-56 You never expect to bury your friends. Who’d have thought that the day would end up like this? To find yourself making arrangements to bury a friend who only last night was celebrating the festival with his followers. What a shocking day. The trial had been a shambles. He shouldn’t have been […]
Reading: Luke 22.54-62 What would you do? I mean, who would behave any differently? Put in that position everyone would have been the same, right? He’d told me that I’d do it too. But I didn’t believe him. I said I’d be there for him. I said I’d go to prison and even death. But […]
Bible Reading: Luke 19.41-44 I couldn’t even hold back the tears today. There was just too much at stake as I looked out over the city. It wasn’t enough just to sit back and look. I had become so overwhelmed there was no other response. The city of Jerusalem was becoming somewhere that I was […]
Bible Reading: Luke 19.45-20.8 We have become all quite familiar with how things operate, and even though we might not be entirely comfortable with it all, we put up with it. It might not be the best example of the way God’s people should be, but it keeps the books balanced and seems to get […]
It probably doesn’t surprise you to know that when I’m driving around – in fact quite often at other times too – I like to have music playing. Music has always been a passion for me and there is something about having music in the background, as ambience or to join in with, that has […]
Our next re-lite session is on the theme of “People and the Environment” and takes place on Sunday 3rd April 2016 from 7:30pm. As humans, we are dependent upon the environment to nourish, provide and support our lives. Sometimes we take it for granted and fail to notice when we are misusing and abusing the […]
We were pleased to be able to present a total of £900 to our 2015 nominated charities after morning worship on Sunday 14th February 2016. Events and collections have been held throughout the year, resulting in the three charities – Great North Air Ambulance, Macmillan Nurses and the Children’s Heart Unit Fund – each receiving a […]
