It’s Mothering Sunday and we will be having an interactive All Age service giving thanks for mothers in general and hearing what Jesus said to his mother as he hung on the cross. Don’t forget the clocks go forward early Sunday morning – don’t be late for church!
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Mothering Sunday 30th March Notices
Whatever your experiences with Mothering Sunday, knowing the day is at its heart based on the values of community, reuniting with loved ones and remembering your connections with your ‘mother’ church are great and inspiring things to be reminded of.
Mothering Sunday
Join us this Sunday for an interactive All Age service to celebrate Mothering Sunday.
Sunday 23rd March, 11:00am – Livestream
Jesus’ Invitation (Isaiah 55)
This Sunday we look at Isaiah 55, a passage that powerfully sums up how God relates to his people and the invitation that is offered to us all. Join us for praise, prayer and Bible teaching, with all the normal children’s groups.
Sunday 23rd March Notices
So, how are we to relate to God? Is it to be a consumerist kind of relationship? Do we give to God in the hope of receiving something in return? No.
Sunday 16th March Notices
The theme this week is Jesus’ sorrow, but in many ways, I think ‘disappointment’ was the emotion He was feeling at the end of Luke 13.
Sunday 16th March, 11:00am – Livestream
Jesus’ Sorrow (Luke 13:31-35)
This Sunday we look at Jesus’s passionate reaction to the city of Jerusalem in his time. This week we will be celebrating Holy Communion and there will be all the normal children’s groups.
Revelation Strings Concert – 3pm, Saturday 22nd March,
This orchestra is made up of experienced and young musicians and is in association with St. Lawrence College. It should be a lovely concert. £10 entry, but children are free.
Free Piano Concert
Featuring music from local composer, Bob Ward, Petra Hadjuchova will be performing a piano concert just after Cafe4All.
Sunday 9th March Notices
This week is the start of Lent, a period of forty days (not including Sundays) where Christians traditionally fast from something and reflect more deeply on their walk with God. This is modelled on Jesus’ wilderness experience, when he spent forty days fasting and being tempted by the devil.
What was the point of this?