As we seek to do church differently during these uncertain times we’ll use this blog as one of the ways to engage with you.
Hello! I hope you’ve had a good week! I was really thrilled to hear that some of you enjoyed completing last week’s activities at home so well done to all of you – remember to say thank you to the grown-ups who helped you! Remember too that you can send …
Kim and I took Bethany and Jack up to Hay Bluff (and no, there is no connection between my being there and it being shut a few hours later at the start of lockdown!). As we sat and ate our picnic enjoying the stunning views, Jasper scavenged a piece of …
Hello! We hope you and your family are well and staying safe. We thought you might be missing getting together on a Sunday and would like some activities to do at home each week until we are able to be all together again. Ask a grown-up to look at some …
I believe it is the United States currency that bears the motto, “In God We Trust.” Hopefully John and Sue can confirm this? (Or maybe even Freda or Faye!) In these times when trust in currency and possessions has taken a hit, maybe we need to re-examine where, or in …
The Lord is risen! He is risen indeed! Marion would like us to listen to the following song before she shares her thoughts. In Life Group last week, we looked at 1 John 4 v 7-21. Let’s read it together: 7 Dear friends, let us love one another, for love comes from …
When I was baptised many years ago, a dear Christian friend gave me Jeremiah 29 v 11 as my baptismal verse and it is a verse I have come back to so many times over the years. It seems particularly relevant in these current times when God’s plan seems hard …
I don’t know how everyone is doing but it hasn’t even been a week yet since we’ve had the latest Government guidelines to lockdown and not go out of homes unless it is completely necessary. I can’t believe it hasn’t even been a week yet, it seems like an incredibly …
Good morning! What a week it has been. With all that is going on in our world right now, it’s easy to feel anxious and worried. Changes in routine, breaking news bulletins every few hours and empty supermarket shelves all seem to be signs that we should panic, that we …
