Livestreamed Services

Psalm 27

This Sunday is the third Sunday in the month so there is no livestream or video but there's lots going on!

• Our Explore  Christmas service for families with children aged 11 and under is in the sanctuary at 10.00.
• Our Connect and Reflect service is at 10.30 in the church hall. We continue our Advent series on 'Jesus, Light of the World', reflecting on Psalm 27: 'The Lord is my light and my salvation - whom shall I fear?'

• The Mulberry Grove Community Group meets at the Green by Culver Grove for our Christmas celebration. There will be a Nativity scene, free mince pies and sausage rolls, and activities and goody bags for the children.

Isaiah 60: 1-22

This Sunday we continue our Advent series on 'Jesus, Light of the World', reflecting on verses from Isaiah. We also celebrate Communion.

Isaiah 9: 2, 6-7

This Sunday is the first Sunday in Advent, a time of preparation for celebrating the birth of Christ. In our service this week we celebrate the baptism of Gabriel Hirta as part of our all age service.

Matthew 22: 34-40

This Sunday we are delighted to welcome Emma Cantrell OBE who will be telling us about the work of the local charity she founded, First Days Children's Charity, and the work it does supporting vulnerable families in our community.

This Sunday is the third Sunday in the month so there is no livestream or video. We have our normal third Sunday services and activities:

• Our Connect and Reflect service is at 10.30 in the church hall. This Sunday we are delighted to welcome Brad Croucher from Yeldall Manor as we continue our series, "At your service", and hear the testimonies of some of the residents.
• Explore  and our missional Community Group meet as usual - please see the newsletter for details.

John 15: 9-17

This Sunday is Remembrance Sunday and also a communion service, and so we remember those who gave their lives for our freedom as well as Jesus' sacrifice for all on the cross.

David Harding leads our service and continues our series, 'At your Service'. This is particularly fitting, as we remember those who have given their lives for our freedom. He  focuses on the verses in John chapter 15 which talk of the greatest love of all, the sacrificial love displayed by Christ in laying down his life for us.

Matthew 20: 20-28

This Sunday in our all age service, Nick continues our series 'At your service'. We reflect on Jesus' response to the wife of Zebedee who asks Jesus for places of honour for her sons James and John in God's Kingdom.

Philippians 2: 1-11

This Sunday we begin a new series called "At your service". Jesus came to this earth not only to die for us, but to show us how to live. In this series, we will be looking at his life of humility and service, his compassion for those on the margins, and his willingness to put his own needs and safety to one side to follow the will of his Father all the way to the cross. How does Jesus' example inform our own lives? What is God calling us to be and do?

This Sunday Nick reflects on Jesus' life of service, as celebrated in chapter 2 of Paul's letter to the Philippians. We also celebrate communion as we remember his sacrifice for us.

This Sunday is the third Sunday in the month so there is no livestream or video. We have our normal third Sunday services and activities:

• Nick leads our Connect and Reflect service at 10.30 in the church hall, concluding our series on Ruth by reflecting on Ruth chapter 4.
• Explore  and our missional Community Group meet as usual - please see the newsletter for details.

Ruth 3

This Sunday we celebrate Harvest and we are delighted to welcome Rev Dr Helen Paynter from Bristol Bible College, who will be preaching for us, reflecting on Ruth chapter 3. Helen is passionate about the Bible and its power, through the Spirit, to transform lives. She loves teaching and preaching, and helping others to learn to do so. She has been one of Savannah's tutors over the last four years.

Ruth 2

Our all-age service is led by Savannah, her first service as an ordained minister. We continue our series on the Old Testament story of Ruth, and this week Savannah reflects on Ruth and Naomi's experiences as they try to make a living back in Bethlehem.

Ruth 1

This Sunday we start a new series based on the Old Testament book of Ruth. It’s a beautiful, moving story of love against the odds; of the risks of travelling to live in a new land; of prejudices being subverted; of kindness that goes beyond the call; and it’s also a story that points forward to the grace and kindness of God shown to us in Jesus Christ. We also celebrate communion in this service.