Tag Archive for: Generosity

A Bible Story for All Ages

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This is an interactive retelling of Matthew 20. It’s especially suitable for primary school-aged children.

Sunday Worship 25 October: Bible Sunday

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Today is Bible Sunday and we will reflect on how the Bible can speak to us at this particular time. Find all the links below.

Church Coffee Online at 11.15am…

Open the Book Story: The Big Party…

Activity Sheet for Children and Families…

Andrew Ollerton’s book “The Bible – A Story That Makes Sense of Life”…

All about Remembrance Sunday…

4 October: Harvest Thanksgiving Family Service

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Join us for a jam- (and fruit, vegetable, flower) -packed service, live from the Rectory. We say thank you to God, discover the healthy habit of generosity, hear from a farmer, introduce “Give and Share” and sing a harvest song led by our choir. And that’s not all! Find all the links below.

Join us for Church Coffee Online on Zoom:
Meeting ID: 836 9097 1697
Passcode: Coffee

 

Watch the latest Rector’s Update…

 

Watch the Lovely Jubbly song here…

 

Activity Sheet for children and families…

Download the morning prayer to God’s Holy Spirit…

 

Learn more about Give and Share…

Real Advent Calendar…

 

Find out more about Ian Jennings’ online sessions on bereavement…

 

Watch “Freely” by Engage Worship…

Thank you!

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CHRISTMAS APPEAL: THANK YOU!

We raised £2000 during Advent and Christmas for our Christmas appeal. We will divide the amount equally between two charities: TRINITY/SHOC, who are changing lives for homeless people in our area, and TEARFUND, helping those who have suffered unimaginably due to conflict and poverty. Thank you for your generosity!

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A big thank you to all who filled the Christingle Tubes £370.40 was raised which will go to The Children’s Society.

Sermon: Outrageous Generosity

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12th April 2019- Christoph Lindner, 10.30am

This talk is based on Luke 19.28-40

SERMON: Unmasking the idols – Money

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17th March 2019 – Christoph Lindner, 10.30am