Dear friends Happy Nineteenth Sunday After Trinity! Today Barbara talked to us about Jesus’ attitude to wealth & Poverty, following the question from the young rich ruler “How do I enter the kingdom of heaven?” She read a reflection from
Poppies for Remembrance
Thank you to all those who have knitted and crafted poppies ready to go out with our November magazine! The poppies have been made into brooches. What do the different colours signify? Red is for blood and those lost in
Presentation for Revd Gill Behenna
Matthew 9:37-38 Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.” As we celebrate Gill Behenna’s 40th, Ruby Anniversary
Notices for October
Services and Opportunities for Prayer Saturdays 10-11 am: Private Prayer at St Barnabas Sundays at 10 am: Public Worship at All Saints and St Barnabas: We have resumed our normal pattern of worship on Sundays. All are welcome. We will
Happy Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity!
Today, Rev. Barbara spoke to us about the gospel reading from Mark’s gospel, when Peter answered Jesus’ question about who do people say that I am. As usual, poor Peter, got it wrong. We heard a reflection from Peter’s viewpoint
Happy Twelfth Sunday after Trinity!
Brenda brought us the word this afternoon at our Zoom service. She spoke of decisions we have had to make throughout our lives. Some have been easy, some more difficult and some perhaps life-changing. in our Gospel reading we hear
Exploring Christianity Taster Day – 4 September
Do you ever wish you knew more about your faith? The Exploring Christianity course, starting this autumn, is an opportunity to learn more about your faith in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, and is open to everyone. Come along to
All Age Worship: ‘I am the Vine’
Today at All Saints Church, we reflected on the Parable of the Vine, (John 15) by colouring in bunches of grapes: White grapes are sharp, so on the back of these we wrote something for which we are ‘sorry’, or
Happy Tenth Sunday after Trinity!
Dear Friends Happy Tenth Sunday after Trinity! “I will bless the Lord at all times; his praise shall ever be in my mouth. I will glory in the Lord; let the humble hear and rejoice.” (Psalm 34:1) At today’s service
Knitting Project: Poppies for the Month of November
Could you help us to knit some poppies for the month of November? Please see below for the knitting pattern. To join our project, do contact Revd Barbara. Revd Barbara can also supply black buttons for the centres and safely