Christmas services

Just to let you know what will be happening over the next few days…There will be just the morning service on Boxing Day, Sunday 26th December, at the usual time of 10:30 a.m. There will be no evening service that day.There will be no midweek meetings next week,...

Knock, knock! – Who’s there?

Mark started his sermon at the carol service with a series of ‘Knock, knock’ jokes before going on to talk about the knock on the doors of the inns in Bethlehem which ultimately led to one innkeeper offering Mary and Joseph the shelter of a smelly stable....

2nd carol service – songs and readings

In case you think we don’t do anything serious in our carol services, we had traditional readings:We also had a mixture of traditional carols and more modern songs. This one is called ‘C for the Christ Child’:This one is definitely not serious,...

2nd carol service – fun and games

The second carol service was held on Sunday 19th December and was a fun-packed service.To cater for those with savoury tastes, we had a Pringles competition. Round 1 was for those who like salt and vinegar flavoured Pringles:won by Gary…Round 2 was for those who...

Psalm 40

On Sunday morning, we looked at Psalm 40, verse by verse.“I waited patiently for the LORD; he turned to me and heard my cry.” (Ps 40:1)Waiting patiently is not something that impatient people find easy, but the Bible teaches us that we need to wait for God with...

Fun and games at the carol service (2)

At family services, we usually have a quiz or game. In true Christmas-party style, Mark Burgin organised a dancing game where, when the music stopped, we had to become either a Christmas tree or Santa carrying a sack of presents or a reindeer. It was a game of...