Naomi leads both Morning and Evening Prayer this week. Today’s Epiphany Season, Morning Prayer – Naomi considers a passage from Matthew, chapter 26, verse 1 to 16. Jesus foretells his betrayal and that he will be handed over to to the authorities to be crucified. When rebuked by Judas Iscariot, Jesus explains why he allowed...
We are pleased to share a recording of our service on Sunday 23th January. We worship live every Sunday on Zoom or YouTube at 10am. Download order of service
Our prayers examine scripture and support our response in a prayerful and reflective way. Revd. Bennett leads Evening and Morning Prayer this week – he prays for the light of Christ to reach the corners of our hearts and minds, that we may weigh-up our interactions with others that have been significant today and consider...
Revd. Bennett leads both Morning and Evening Prayer this week. Today’s Epiphany Season, Morning Prayer – Bennett considers a passage from Matthew, chapter 25, verse 31 to the end. This scripture encourages us to reflect on our behaviour when we fall short, encouraging us not to forget that we are here to carry out God’s...
Our prayers examine scripture and support our response in a prayerful and reflective way. Revd. Bennett leads Evening and Morning Prayer this week – he prays for the light of Christ to reach the corners of our hearts and minds, that we may weigh-up our interactions with others that have been significant today and consider...
Revd. Bennett leads both Morning and Evening Prayer this week. Today’s Epiphany Season, Morning Prayer – Bennett considers a passage from Matthew, chapter 25, verses 14 to 30. This scripture encourages us to consider our abilities – a gift from God. In the ‘Parable of the Talents’ we are invited to think about what we...
Our prayers examine scripture and support our response in a prayerful and reflective way. Revd. Bennett leads Evening and Morning Prayer this week – he reminds us to examine our thoughts – were there things we chose to hold onto today, rather than give them away – were there times when God felt distant?
Revd. Bennett leads both Morning and Evening Prayer this week. Today’s Epiphany Season, Morning Prayer – Bennett considers a passage from Matthew, chapter 25, verses 1 to 13. In this scripture Jesus uses his ‘Parable of the Ten Bridesmaids’ to remind us how we should be ever-alert for his return; “… and those who were ready...
We will be worshipping in church and online on Sunday 23 January at 10.00am. It is the Third Sunday of Epiphany and the Eucharist will take place at at St Thomas’ and St Luke’s Churches. The service from St Thomas’ will also be livestreamed on Zoom and YouTube. You can join the online service on...
Our prayers examine scripture and support our response in a prayerful and reflective way. Revd. Bennett leads Evening and Morning Prayer this week – he reminds us to examine our thoughts – were there things we chose to hold onto today, rather than give them away – were there times when God felt distant?
