I’ve never been that good at waiting. Even now I find myself becoming impatient when things take longer than I’d like. Earlier memories...

The first of our evening services in the summer interlude in the Octagon was an evening on prayer. Mark invited us to consider and share...

It is an impressive exhibition: 258 life size metallic silhouettes are placed on the ramparts and in the parade ground at Fort Nelson,...

Sunday 23 July was a poignant day for us. We’ve finally reached a starting line for the church building project. This week sees our final...

As moving to a new building looms large I can pretty much guarantee that we are all feeling differently. For some of us who love change...

This past weekend there has been a lot of sport to watch or listen to. There has been tennis at Wimbledon, Formula 1 at Silverstone, the...

“Love your neighbour as yourself. Love does no wrong to a neighbour; therefore, love is the fulfilling of the law.” (Romans 13: 10) These...

Who are your heroes? Do you have any? Difficult, isn’t it? It has not been a good time. We know too much about the lives of those who...

Monday bulletin 19 June 2023 “Let us pray.” What do you think or feel when you hear these words? For some prayer can feel accessible and...

We have just started our sermon series on ’Church on the Move’. We are exploring stories from Acts which show us the different ways in...

It is an impressive exhibition: 258 life size metallic silhouettes are placed on the ramparts and in the parade ground at Fort Nelson,...

It is an impressive exhibition: 258 life size metallic silhouettes are placed on the ramparts and in the parade ground at Fort Nelson,...

It’s hard to imagine just what it was like for the friends of Jesus: Waiting, as he’d instructed when he left them, for the promise of...

As we reflect on Ascension Day, and in particular Acts 1:6 – 14 we are challenged as to the nature of the Kingdom of God. The disciples...

Not everyone likes things when they change! A new job, a new school, a new routine, or a new baby to name a few. It takes us time to...

At the heart of the Coronation on Saturday was the anointing. The temporary screens added to the mystery of an event already mysterious,...

Like many of us, I love visiting churches. I grew up in the south-west and learnt my first history in old country churches, rich in...

Life is often busy and hectic. The responsibilities we carry can mean we feel we should be on the go all the time, meeting the demands...

Next Sunday 23rd April at 3pm anyone in the UK with a 4G or 5G phone which is switched on will receive a test message to their phone. It...

So today, Monday 20 March, is the Spring Equinox. The day when the length of the day is 12 hours, exactly matching the length of the...