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Our main reading is Daniel 5, the origin of the phrase, “The writing is on the wall.” Join us for praise, prayer and Bible teaching. This Sunday we have our normal children’s groups running.

Our main reading is Daniel 5, the origin of the phrase, “The writing is on the wall.” Join us for praise, prayer and Bible teaching. This Sunday we have our normal children’s groups running.

This Sunday is a joint all age service for St. Luke’s and St. George’s at St. Luke’s church at 11am. It is Advent Sunday, and we will be looking at Daniel’s vision in chapter 7 which shows us God’s perspective on the future.

This Sunday, we continue our series on Daniel with a look at the time, when Daniel’s friends resisted strong pressure to worship a golden statue. Join us for all the normal prayer, praise, Bible teaching and groups for children.

This Sunday, we return to our series on Daniel. Faced with an impossible seeming challenge from the boss, Daniel turns to prayer. As a result, Daniel brings some powerful and challenging truths to the king. Join us for all the normal prayer, praise, Bible teaching and groups for children.

This Sunday, we will start a little early, so that we can have the two minutes silence at 11am. After that there are all the normal children’s groups (except for Sparklers, but people with pre-school children are welcome to take them through to Sunday Club or stay in church with them).

This week all our children’s groups meet as normal and there is the regular mix of songs of praise, prayers and Biblical teaching. We start a new series on the Book of Daniel and see how he coped when he found himself in the midst of a pagan culture.

Our all age for Bible Sunday! This week, we look at the importance of Bible translations and meditate on the word.
This service includes times for thought and/or discussion, so maybe have a notebook to hand to write down your thoughts. God be with you as you share this time with us wherever you are and whenever you are watching!

This week is a communion service at St. Luke’s and the last in our series on Biblical Visions, we look at the very last chapter in the Bible. Our service will include all the normal groups for young people.

This week is a double baptism at St. Luke’s. Fittingly, we come to the fifth in our series on Biblical Visions, with Jesus’ last words in Matthew’s gospel, where he tells his disciples to make more disciples by baptising them into the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Our service will include all the normal groups for young people.