We continue our series on Catching the Wave with what has turned out to be extremely topical subject given recent events. Chris speaks on the history of politics and Christianity and reminds us of the commandment to pray for our leaders – even if (perhaps, especially if!) we disagree with what they’re doing.
Ant leads the rest of the service whilst Lynne picks the songs for the worship time.
This week we held our first in-person Communion since March 2020. In the service Chris speaks on the meaning behind – and the lasting impact of – Jesus’ last words on the cross, as recorded in John’s gospel.
James leads the rest of the service, whilst Maureen brings us the reading.
This week we continue our mini-series based on the Catching the Wave materials as we consider Christians in business. Ricky Dolphin challenges our stereotypes of what we think “doing business” is and invites us to reconsider how our Christian faith can inform our decisions around work, and in the world of the entrepreneur.
Susan leads the rest of the service as she interviews Pete about his day-to-day life and Tony brings us an update on the work of GenR8.
This week Chris begins our new series based upon materials produced by Christian charity There Is Hope, “Catching the Wave”. The first week focusses in on God as our Father, who welcomes us home no matter how or when we think we’ve disappointed him.
Lynne leads the rest of the service where we have an interview with the Hurley family.