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13th July Eighth Sunday after Trinity
10.30 am Communion
Bwana Asifiwe !
Bishop Gerard Mpango Diocese of Western Tanganika
6.30 pm Evening Service
Working on the Ferrier Estate
Daphne Clifton
20th July Ninth Sunday after Trinity
10.30 am Morning Service
Learning to talk. Acts 4:1-31
Isaac Mensah
6.30 pm Communion
The cattle on 1000 hills. Psalm 50
Jonathan Croucher
27th July Tenth Sunday after Trinity
9.00 am Communion Book of Common Prayer
Adam Scott
11.00 am Morning Service NOTE IT'S HALF HOUR LATER
Holiday Club Special
Leah Philbrick
6.30 pm Evening Service
Discussion on The Lambeth Conference
Sandy Christie
3rd August Eleventh Sunday after Trinity
10.30 am All Age Service
A taste of heaven. Acts 4:32-37
Catherine Christie
6.30 pm Communion
Bible Study. The presence in the Temple. 1 Kings 8
Adam Scott
10th August Twelfth Sunday after Trinity
10.30 am Communion
The church comes under pressure. Acts 5
Sandy Christie
6.30 pm Evening Service
Will the real God please stand up? 1 Kings 18
Leah Philbrick
17th August Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity
10.30 am Morning Service
Making time for things that matter. Acts 6
Leah Philbrick
6.30 pm Communion
Why is it so hard when it’s so easy?. 2 Kings 5
Sandy Christie
24th August Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity
9.00 am Communion Book of Common Prayer
Sandy Christie
10.30 am Communion
Something worth dying for. Acts 7
Stephen Hingston
6.30 pm Evening Service
Seeing chariots of fire; Elisha. 2 Kings 6
Sandy Christie
31st August Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity
10.30 am Morning Service
A seeker after truth. Acts 8
Sandy Christie
6.30 pm Evening Service
A rediscovery and a realisation. 2 Kings 22-23
Maggie Holland
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Christ-centred community
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Honest with one another
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Relevant to everyday life
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Inviting to all
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Servant-hearted, making
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Time for the things that matter
Service Themes
In the summer we will be looking at two of the narrative sections of the bible.
In the morning the early episodes of the life of the church in the book of Acts,
where it all (more or less) goes right, and in the evenings from the books of Kings
in the Old Testament where it all goes wrong. At a time when the Anglican Communion
finds itself under pressure, with many different forces and influences pulling in different
directions, what will enable the church to stay faithful to God and continue to fulfil its appointed
role as a light on a hill and the hope of the world ?
The evening services in August will take the form of Bible studies where we
will read and discuss the passages together.
The Invisible Noticeboard
The Invisible Noticeboard is an address given by Sandy to the PCC in which he sets out seven values that he believes to be fundamental to an authentic Christian community.
have you read the Windsor Report ?
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