Livestreamed Services
Our Sunday morning services at 10:30 are in the building and also livestreamed.
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Noticing The Foreigner
Savannah Bell06 October 2024 10:30
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.
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Loving in times of trouble
Nick Hudson29 September 2024 10:30
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.
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Induction of Savannah Bell
Clare Hooper22 September 2024 10:30
This Sunday we celebrate the Induction of Rev 😊 Savannah Bell to her role as Minister for Pioneering and Youth here at Wokingham Baptist Church. The service is led by Rev Clare Hooper (Co-Team Leader for Southern Counties Baptist Association).
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Ordination of Savannah Bell
21 September 2024 14:00
In this service we celebrate the Ordination of Savannah Bell as a Baptist Minister. The service is led by Rev Clare Hooper (Southern Counties Baptist Association) and the preacher is Rev Tim Welch (Bristol Baptist College).
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Multi-cultural heaven, multi-cultural earth
Nick Hudson15 September 2024 10:30
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. The theme is 'Multi-cultural heaven, multi-cultural earth' as we consider the vision of heaven in Revelation chapter 7.
- Explore and our missional Community Group meet as usual - please see the newsletter for details.
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250th Anniversary Celebration Service
Lynn Green08 September 2024 10:30
This Sunday we celebrate Wokingham Baptist Church’s 250th Anniversary, with a service of celebration with preacher Rev Lynn Green, General Secretary of the Baptist Union, and other invited guests including the Deputy Mayor of Wokingham and former Ministers and Staff Team members of the church.
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Paul and Silas don't escape from prison
Lois Theobald01 September 2024 10:30
This Sunday is an All Age Service led by our Children and Families Worker Lois Theobald. We continue our series 'Five Stories from the book of Acts', exploring the time when Paul and Silas didn't escape from prison, and what happened to their jailer as a result!
We are delighted also to be commissioning Londy Chan to her new role as Hong Kong Project Coordinator with the Baptist Union during our service.
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A man and a woman from Macedonia
Nick Hudson25 August 2024 10:30
This Sunday we continue our series 'Five stories from the book of Acts', as Paul and his companions seek God's will for the way ahead. The story raises questions about how we can know what God wants us to do: how does God guide us? We also meet Lydia, the woman who was the first Christian convert on European soil.
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Saul preaches to Jews in Antioch
Nick Hudson18 August 2024 10:30
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:
- In our Connect and Reflect service this week at 10.30 in the church hall Nick continues our series 'Five stories from the book of Acts'.
- Explore and our missional Community Group will be meeting as usual - please see the newsletter for details.
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Peter’s escape from prison
Vicki Gibson11 August 2024 10:30
This Sunday we celebrate communion and continue our series "Five stories from the book of Acts", reflecting on the story of Peter's escape from prison.
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Saul meets Jesus
Nick Hudson04 August 2024 10:30
This Sunday we explore the story of Paul's encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus.
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Breakfast on the beach
Jackie Mourdian28 July 2024 10:30
This Sunday we conclude our series, "Come, dine with me". Jackie Mouradian leads our service and reflects on the last chapter of John's gospel, where Jesus meets with some of the disciples after a fruitless night's fishing and they share breakfast on the beach. One of those disciples is Simon Peter who is still feeling the guilt and shame of his denial of Jesus before his crucifixion. We see how Jesus compassionately and graciously restores him and recommissions him for the journey ahead.