Christian Aid Week TV Advert

This year’s Christian Aid video looks at the terror of conflict through a child’s eyes. Wayisaba Kabinza and her three younger siblings were separated from their parents when rebels attacked their village in the Democratic Republic of Congo.  But months later, thanks to  supporters, Christian Aid partner, CBCA (Central African Baptist Community), was able to […]

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Photos from our Quiz Night

Our annual Quiz Night with fish and chip supper took place on Friday, and was very much enjoyed by all who took part, as these photos show.  Many thanks to quiz master John Gibbons for organising the event.

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Planting Poppies for Peace and Remembrance

After our Easter Sunday morning service members of our congregation – from the oldest to the youngest – gathered outside the church to scatter white and red poppy seeds.  This was part of a URC initiative to mark the centenary of the declaration of the First World War.  The white poppies represent peace and the […]

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Easter Windows

Here are our lovely Easter windows, as decorated by various church groups and individuals.  Thank you to  everyone who participated: you did a great job! “The Colours of Easter”

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The Story of Marcellus and Zedekiah – Photos

Well done to all our young people, who helped us to see the story of Palm Sunday through fresh eyes.  The story of a donkey called Zedekiah and a horse named Marcellus captures the unexpected reversal of power that occurred when Jesus rode into Jerusalem.  (See also The Story of Marcellus and Zedekiah.)

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The Story of Marcellus and Zedekiah

Our young people interpreted the story of Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem in a very unusual way on Palm Sunday – from the point of view of a horse and a donkey.  This is the story of Marcellus the horse and Zedekiah the donkey: (For photos click here) Introduction: Today we would like to present […]

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Prayer for April/May

Fruit and vegetables from many countries around the world are found in our shops each day.  Bananas first appeared in British shops in the year 1633. Today, out of every £1 we pay for some bananas, only 11p goes to those who have grown and picked them in faraway countries.  The other 89p goes to […]

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