by Julie Turner | May 12, 2023 | What's Happening
The wrath of God is not an easy topic to tackle, but any study of the book of Revelation must do so, because it is here that the most frequent references to God’s wrath are found. We are uncomfortable with the idea of God’s wrath, often feeling that the New Testament...
by Julie Turner | May 9, 2023 | What's Happening
At our special service on Sunday we looked at the fact that Jesus is the ‘King of Kings and Lord of Lords’ (Rev 19:13). There, we read that on His head were many crowns – crowns even more splendid than the St Edward’s Crown, Imperial State...
by Julie Turner | May 7, 2023 | What's Happening
We had a lovely Coronation Afternoon Tea today, with food fit for a king (and chocolates featuring him – the large bar was won by Bev’s team who scored 13/16 on the coronation quiz.) It was lovely to see so many people there (83 in total) and to enjoy...
by Julie Turner | May 7, 2023 | What's Happening
Mark Burgin spoke this morning on the ‘prayer bank.’ We are familiar with the idea of banks looking after our money until we need it and the supply-and-demand of a food bank, but we don’t often think of ‘banking’ prayers. The fact that we...
by Julie Turner | May 6, 2023 | What's Happening
We enjoyed our monthly coffee morning even more than usual as we celebrated the Coronation of King Charles III. A number of people dressed for the occasion: We even had a surprise visitor: Earlier on our prayer walk we had seen some lovely decorations at Petite Fleurs...
by Julie Turner | May 4, 2023 | What's Happening
Every weekday morning my older grandchilden get ready for school or nursery, a process that involves getting dressed and having their curly locks brought into some kind of order. I watch as their mother’s deft fingers straighten collars and fasten buttons, as...
