The Reverend Bennett Spong leads our Evening Prayer reciting Psalm 12, where Bennett contemplates the oppression of the poor, where God will; ‘rise up to set them in the safety that they long for’. Bennett considers our time on earth, how we spend it and prays for us, that when our work is done we...
Catherine leads out Morning Prayer reading Psalm 10, for the the start of this week. Catherine considers how it feels to follow the truth of God and is in wonder that the Saviour of the world desires to spend time with us this morning, as we say our Morning Prayer.
We are pleased to share a recording of our service on Sunday 21th February. We worship live every Sunday on Zoom or YouTube at 10am. View order of service
This Sunday is the First Sunday of Lent and we will be livestreaming our service at 10.00am. We hope you will join the service which will be broadcast live on Zoom, on our YouTube channel, or listen via any telephone. Download details how to join the service View order of service
Evening prayer with Sheila and Jim – Sheila considers the pain of feeling lost – like a crying child – but no matter how lost we feel God holds our most important truth, that we are God’s beloved children. Jim asks our Lord to keep watch over us, especially those who cannot sleep; those tending...
Our last Morning Prayer with Rick this week – he considers the miracle of a newborn baby – a sign of hope that infiltrates our hearts – like smoke encircling us. Rick reminds us that we will always be with the Christ child, with our own children, grandchildren, and the children of our community; Rick...
Sheila prays with us this Evening Prayer – in the darkness of our sin God has shone in our hearts, to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God, embodied in the face of Jesus Christ. Sheila considers how often God has put people into our world to support us – our...
Rick’s Morning Prayer asks that we join together in a fellowship of compassion and justice, rejoicing with those who do well and suffering alongside those who have lost so much. Rick asks for the gifts God offers to us to be used for the good of all people and all creation, and prays that hope...
Sheila asks for our Lord to help us understand that upheaval caused by the pandemic can be a good thing; our old comfortable existence can rob us of true perspective and the smashing of old certainties can be positive. Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow… Sheila asks for our Lord’s deliverance, she reminds us to trust...
Rick considers the changes wrought by Covid-19 – London’s skies are no longer hazy with pollution but blue-grey and clear, people sing to one another across empty courtyards in Italy, and we leave our windows open to keep our neighbours company, who live on their own. Rick reminds us that even alone we are encompassed...
