Morning Prayer and Catherine inspires us with an ancient prayer attributed to Saint Jerome, that reminds us of the parable of the Good Samaritan – and how Christ rescues us just as the Good Samaritan rescued a man lying hurt at the side of the road. We with Catherine ask God to keep us and...
This Sunday is the start of Advent, the period when we prepare for Christ’s coming. We’ll be worshipping live online and everyone is invited to join us. During this lockdown period, it is wonderful to worship together as one community. We can support each other through prayer and fellowship. We hope you can join the...
Rob leads our Evening Prayer and asks Christ to entrust all those ill and in pain to his everlasting embrace and tender care. Rob recites Catherine Smith’s prayer to remind us of the light God spills out into our world, risky, saving and wondrous – God cuts a swathe through the darkness and beckons us...
Our Morning Prayer with Catherine and we consider the hope of harvest, even in the most difficult wilderness flowers and fruit can grow if nurtured – just as Christ’s love gives us hope in difficult times.
Evening Prayer with Rob who recalls Christ’s example – to love our neighbours and to care for those in need – as if we were looking after our Lord. In this time of anxiety give us strength to comfort the fearful, to assure the isolated of our love and the love of Jesus Christ our...
We’re joined by friends from St Mary’s Leigh for a service of Advent carols, readings, drama, prayer and reflection as we enter the Advent season. We hope you can join the service which will be broadcast live. You can join the service live on Zoom; on our YouTube channel; or listen via any telephone. Download joining...
Our Morning Prayer with Catherine who considers sin, temptation and human frailty. We pray to come to God to learn obedience, seek forgiveness and live better through the gift of this new day.
Rob asks our Lord to watch over us tonight and reminds us that Christ is with us and around us – in danger and quiet times alike. We bind ourselves to the Holy Trinity and pray with Rob, who recites St Patrick’s prayer ‘Christ be with me’, for our Evening Prayer.
We praise our father for all of the beautiful creatures of this earth this Morning Prayer. Christ is alive in every one and Catherine reminds us of Pope Francis’ letter to all Christians, that we are given the grace to be profoundly joined with God’s creation and must care better for our world.
Rob starts Evening Prayer this week by offering up prayers for the vulnerable: Homeless people, prisoners of conscience and political prisoners, those suffering mental and physical ill health and those who lack Christ’s hope and love.
