‘I didn’t expect to see you here.’
When we get to heaven I think we will say that about quite a few people.
We can be so sure about who God would want on his side that we can feel indignant when he shows us that we were wrong!
This week we have reflections from Neil, our latest news and some other useful information.
Can anything change?
Do things always have to be the same?
The early Christians in Acts were certain of a few things: that Jesus had risen from the dead and that meant that things could change – even the worst of things.
The same truths define us: we live in a world where awful things happen. But the resurrected Jesus is still at work.…
This week we have reflections from Neil, our latest news, some useful links/resources and an interview with Nev.
The next months are likely to be tough for many people in terms of jobs. Nev knows only too well what it feels like to struggle with being made redundant and the search for work. Here he talks about his experiences and how he has learned to cope with these tricky situations.
This week we have reflections from Neil, our latest news, some useful links/resources and an interview with Frank.
Frank has been keeping rhythm for us for decades. But he’s also made films for us, been part of the Governing Body, been through some of the best times and as well as the trickiest with us.
This is a chance to know little more about him.
And we don’t mention Manchester United once…
This week we have reflections from Neil, our latest news, some useful links/resources and an interview with Vera.
Vera is one of the people who has prayed daily for our church, who is now 94 years old. She’s frail, bed-bound, waiting for heaven. Watch her interview here…
Most of us live with two nagging questions that keep coming back.
‘How do we know what we should be doing?’
‘I don’t think I fit in here, am I good enough?’
Acts 8 gives us a glimpse of the answers to both of these questions.
This week we have reflections from Neil, our latest news, some useful links/resources and an interview with Sunita.
Sunita is a student nurse who is passionate about Jesus. Watch her talk about her faith, about coming to the country when she was a teenager and what brings her joy.
The action has all been in Jerusalem up to now but with the persecution, the gospel travels to the places where people had thought things could never change.
Samaria was an ongoing problem to the Jews – history and culture meant that they could never imagine that things could ever be any different.
Yet change happens because of the bravery of people and the power of the Spirit.
How might this lead us to see our own situations and our city differently?
This week we have reflections from Neil, our latest news, some useful links/resources and an interview with Fallon.
Listen to her explain why she is known by two names, what life was like when she arrived in the UK from the Congo at the age of 7 and why she’s marched as part of the Black Lives Matter protests.
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