GOOD FRIDAY, 2020 – The Reverend Nick Morgan John Chapters 18 and 19 Our way of social connecting, and spiritual connecting has changed in recent weeks, so I want to look at the events of Maundy Thursday and Good Friday in terms of a couple
“It wasn’t supposed to be like this.” is a phrase for our times. It’s said by those whose businesses have lost their income; by those whose school year came to an abrupt end without taking the exams they’d worked hard towards or their leavers’ ball;
Join us on Sunday 5th April for our Palm Sunday service to worship wherever you are. This week’s Newsletter can be downloaded by clicking this text, and includes today’s readings. Rev’d Trish blesses the palms at the start of the service (and these will be
Welcome to our Sunday Worship on the 5th Sunday of Lent, 29th March 2020. An order of service may be downloaded by clicking on this text so you can join in with the words in bold. Do consider printing one out for a neighbour who
Every Sunday, our churches are gathering online to worship. You will be able to join in by watching the video on the Online Services page of the website. Please download this Order of Service and print it out if you are able. That way, you
Dear Friends, Some of you have already downloaded our Mothering Sunday service sheet which you can do in your own homes together for this Sunday. As an experiment, and to get you used to the habit of looking at the website to join with our
Dear Friends, In response to the government’s advice in response to the spread of COVID-19, The Church of England has changed how it goes about its business. We are not shutting shop – far from it. But our public worship has been suspended until further
Here is a simple order of service you can download for use at home this Mothering Sunday. Mothering Sunday With thanks to The Rev’d Karen Gardiner.
Rev’d Nick invites you to our Ash Wednesday services, and explains why they are important.
Ever wondered how the ash paste gets made so that we can use it in the services on Ash Wednesday? Rev’d Nick has been making this year’s batch and explains on his blog. Click the link below. Dust, recycled
