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Sunday 12th March – Livestream

Join us as we gather in a community of all ages to praise God and celebrate Mothering Sunday at this special All Age service

Our Daily Bread (Matthew 6:25-34)

Prayer is about expressing our goals to God and trusting in his care. How does the expression: ‘Give us today, our daily bread’ help to shape the goals we pray for and breed a deeper trust in God, that releases us from anxiety?

Sunday 12th March – Livestream

Join us as we gather in a community of all ages to praise God and celebrate Jesus at this months Holy Communion service. This week we continue our series on the Lord’s Prayer with ‘Give us today our daily bread.’

Harpsichord Concert

Join us for this pop-up free concert with Petra Hajduchova, the senior organist from St. George’s. Harpsichord – From Baroque to Rock! An exciting programme from Bohemian and European Baroque to contemporary music – which include pieces by Dussek and Scarlatti, or Stephen Montague and surprising electronic effects! The concert lasts about an hour.

Daily Bread

“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.”

Your Kingdom Come (Matthew 26:36-46)

What are we praying for in the Lord’s Prayer? What does Jesus mean by, “Your Kingdom Come.” What kind of kingdom is this?

Sunday 5th March – Livestream

Join us as we gather in a community of all ages to praise God and celebrate Jesus. This week at the start of Lent, we begin a sermon series on the Lord’s Prayer: “Our Father in heaven.”

Study Groups in March

Find out about the different Study Groups available in March.

Your Kingdom Come

“Jesus said, this then is how you should pray… Hallowed be your name, your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.”

Our Father in Heaven (Psalm 103)

The key thing to understand when we pray, is who it is we are praying to. Jesus helps us with this in the Lord’s Prayer by starting with a reminder of who we are praying to… “Our Father in heaven…”