This Sunday our service is led by Lay Preacher Karen Smith. As we continue to explore Creation Time, Karen takes us on a tour of her cottage garden, sharing those places where she has felt close to God. We explore the garden to the sounds of the birds, squirrels, and Whistler the Old English Sheepdog, reflecting on how difficult we may find Choosing Forgiveness in our daily and faith life.
Special thanks to our readers, Philip Le Fanu and Tom Dean, from Beacon Hill URC. Also, many thanks to Sam Goodman for giving us permission to use his hymn, Let All Creation Praise Our Lord Above, this week.
Click here for an Order of Service: as MS Word document; as PDF.
Click here for an Order of Service in ‘large print’ format: as MS Word document; as PDF.
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URC Audio Service
Every Sunday the URC Daily Devotions team sends out a church service in both written and audio format. This has the feel of a radio service, and is in familiar URC style.
Sunday’s service explores the theme of Climate Sunday and is led by the Rev’ds Mike Shrubsole and David Coleman. Hymns include George Condor’s All Things Praise Thee Lord Most High, F S Pierpoint’s For the Beauty of the Earth, Keith and Kirstyn Getty’s Creation Sings the Father’s Song, and Fr Ernest Sand’s Sing of the Lord’s Goodness
The order of worship is here, and the recording of the service is here.
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