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.
Growing in Christ to glorify God and enjoy him forever!
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.
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.
Featuring music from local composer, Bob Ward, Petra Hadjuchova will be performing a piano concert just after Cafe4All.
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?
Paradise Regained (Luke 4:1-13)
What has forty days in a wilderness fasting and being tempted by the devil to do with paradise? Everything. Join us this Sunday to find out. This week we have all the normal paise, prayers and Bible teaching and the children’s groups will be running as normal.
The electoral roll is the list of members of St. Luke’s parish who have the right to vote at our annual meeting.
Will you dare to share your talents with us in Ramsgate and help us grow the next generation of disciples of Christ in this town?
We are looking for a devoted disciple of Christ to grow disciples among the young people of Ramsgate. If this is your passion and you have the gifts necessary to help this happen, then maybe God is calling you to this exciting new role in the beautiful but deprived seaside town of Ramsgate.
Spirituality for Dark Times: Confessing (Psalm 32)
The last in our series on Spirituality for Dark Times is confessing. This week we have all the normal paise, prayers and Bible teaching and the children’s groups will be running as normal.
Guilt can take many forms—whether it’s a guilty verdict, a pang of guilt, or even a guilty pleasure. It can become more than just a feeling or judgment; it often manifests physically in our bodies through symptoms like headaches, difficulty sleeping, flushed cheeks, muscle tension, and physically secluding oneself. So, what is the remedy for this pervasive emotion?
Spirituality for Dark Times: Crying (Psalm 6)
We continue our series on Spirituality for Dark Times with Psalm 6, ‘Crying’. This week is our monthly Holy Communion service and the children’s groups will be running as normal.