25th September 2022 Year C – Pentecost 16 “You Can’t Take it with You”
What to do with a car door!
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The Transfiguration is just before the season of Lent and sheds light on what the Christian pilgrimage is all about. Christian Pilgrimage is about going where Jesus goes, and doing what Jesus would do and not falling asleep on the job.
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Fully human and fully divine as required in all its depth, for what the cross and tomb will demand.
30th March 2025 (Year C – Lent 4) “New Rules – New Beginnings”
The story of the father and the 2 sons who choose different paths is a real life story!
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Lent is a time for making new starts, examine yourself and bring your best to God.
30th October 2022 Pentecost 24 “Unmerited Praise”
ALL AGE MESSAGE Helpers are always needed – at home, in the community and in our churches. The Bible encourages to not be idle and to work without complaining, whether it be paid or unpaid we are all needed INFORMATION SHEETClick on the button below to get the information sheet on today’s presenters, messages, and…
28th August 2022 Pentecost 12 “Radical Hospitality in the Kingdom of God”
All Age: When the poor and crippled are not left out then we show what it looks like to live in God’s kingdom.
Message: Changing our guest list may show us what the radical hospitality of the Kingdom of God is like.
What would that look like in our churches?20/03/22 Making Sense of Bad Things
Our society works on ‘rules for good people and punishment for bad things’. In suffering this is challenged.
In Isaiah, God says that he worked differently, persevering in faith in adversity.
In Luke the story about the bad Fig tree is challenged, but with caring and nurture, good is achieved.
