‘I love you no matter what you do, but do you have to do so much of it?’ In our Gospel from John we have the commandment to love each other.
Read moreOur May 2024 magazine includes updates from our many groups and a piece on the Kingdom Season. This runs from Ascension through to Pentecost.
Read moreThe Bible readings for May 2024 include Jesus telling us to love, his prayer for our safekeeping and then the coming of the Holy Spirit.
Read moreThis is vision of a future where God embraces the eunuch and the foreigner and gives them a place within his house – a place to abide.
Read moreOne of the little angels at my home church in Bury came up with these questions for her Sunday School…
Read moreAs one preacher puts it, the resurrection ‘is the testimony of God about Jesus Christ…it’s God’s Amen to the life of his Son Jesus Christ.’
Read moreThe April 2024 magazine is now available. Inside you’ll find a letter from our soon-to-be Vicar, Harvie Nicol, and a report on an Iftar meal.
Read moreThe Bible readings for April 2024 include passages about Jesus, both before and after the resurrection, plus the early life of the church.
Read moreJeremiah has a reputation for being a miserable so-and-so. He isn’t often known for bringing for bringing hope and comfort.
Read moreHappy Mothering Sunday. Take a look around. Each of us gathered here by Jesus to see and discover others who are, or will be, family with us.
Read moreOur March 2024 magazine includes prayers and reflections for Easter as well as an advert for help from Christians against Poverty
Read moreThe Bible readings for March 2024 include the mothering of three women to the one baby, God forgiving us and the empty tomb on Easter Sunday.
Read moreHe dazzles in his white T-shirt with two mortals who are now residents of heaven. And a voice from heaven says: “This is my Son, the Beloved”
Read more‘Rather than give something up, could we do something more?’ So asks Margery in her letter in our February 2024…
Read moreThe encounter of Jesus with Simeon and Anna is one such moment. Our author is Luke, the master storyteller, and he’s setting his stall out.
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