Grace Service of the Word This Sunday we have a worship Service of the Word before the summer break! Our Bible readings always speak to our situations and our world.  And coming Sunday, Deuteronomy 30:9-14 encourages us that God’s ‘word is very near you.’  And Jesus’ brilliant parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) challenges […]

This Sunday we gather for worship and celebrate Holy Communion together! Our Bible readings are from Galatians 5:1, 13-25 and Luke 9:51-62. St Paul invites us to rejoice in our freedom in Christ, but also always to live as God’s loving Spirit leads us, and so not to misuse or abuse our precious freedom. And […]

This Sunday we celebrate the extraordinary ways God has revealed Himself to the world in the Father, Son and Holy Spirit! Our Bible readings are from Proverbs 8:1-4,22-31 and Psalm 8 (praising God’s wondrous work of wisdom in creation); Romans 5:1-5 (where Paul gives thanks for the salvation, hope and strength we receive from Father, […]

This Sunday (the 6th in the Easter season), we gather for Holy Communion, give thanks for the healing work of Christ and celebrate the extraordinary new and encouraging perspective God gives us! Our Bible readings are from Acts 16 (where Paul is called in a new direction); Revelation 21 & 22 (John sees our future […]

This Sunday (the 4th in the Easter season), we give thanks for the Lord Jesus, our Good Shepherd, who knows and loves each of us, but also our Paschal Lamb, who gives and gave his life for us. And He invites us to know him better and follow Him! Our Bible readings include Psalm 23, […]

This Sunday (March 27) at 10:30 am, we gather for Holy Communion! And we’re delighted that the Revd Kasta Dip will preach for us on the moving passages from 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 (how our reconciliation with God through Christ gives us a new calling to be reconciled with others) and from Luke 15 (the amazing […]

This Sunday (March 13) at 10:30 am, we gather for Morning Prayer! For this 2nd Sunday of the Lenten season, we focus on God’s promise to Abram (Genesis 15) and Jesus’ loving and faithful perseverance to fulfill God’s promises, even in the face of threats (Luke 13:31-35). And Paul encourages us to live in the […]

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, The situation in Ukraine is very deeply troubling. President Putin is leading a completely unjustifiedand aggressive war against Ukraine, a war which many ordinary Russians deeply deplore. Leadersfrom many Christian churches, including the Ukrainian Orthodox (Russian Patriarchate) Church havecondemned the invasion of Ukraine. Our hearts cry out for justice […]

On the Last Sunday before Lent (Feb 27th), at 10:30 am, we will celebrate a service of Holy Communion together, and, thankfully, as the omicron variant is milder and will be fading, we need not restrict numbers or wear face masks. So it will be wonderful to see you all, and you needn’t sign up […]

Hello everyone, and we hope you are doing well! This Sunday (Feb 13th), at 10:30 am, we gather again for worship in the church, and, owing to omicron, we continue to be careful, with 1.5 m distancing and face-masks. We can have up to around 40 people in the building, so we do still ask […]