Resident candle-maker

We have an accomplished candle-maker in our midst!  Shown is a photo of the first session with tutor at ‘Wax the matter’ – pretty impressive!  Have you discovered who has this gift?  A clue: they are used to lighting candles, often at the start of worship.

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Bienvenue à la City United Reformed Church !

Nous sommes une Église ouverte à toutes celles et tous ceux qui franchissent nos portes, que ce soit par curiosité, par envie ou par habitude. Sentez-vous accueillis tels que vous êtes ! Vous ne serez jamais jugés quant à votre nationalité, votre couleur de peau, votre âge, votre orientation sexuelle, votre état de santé, votre […]

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Table Talk in Lent

Hannah had a problem. Two in fact. She was desperate for a child but nothing was happening. Her husband took to himself another wife and she had no problem on that score. Hannah was specially loved by her husband. The second wife knew it and was jealous and continually subjected Hannah to provocation and humiliation […]

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BIG DAY OUT

Each church in the Synod has been given a Yellow Bag like this one. We have one for City URC. They were given out to Synod reps at the Synod meeting at the end of February. With the bag we are asked to do three things – 1. In the period March to June 2016: […]

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Lapin “Pin-pin”, our favourite rabbit

Coffee mornings on Saturdays have grown over the past weeks.  Our favourite visitor, though, has to be a well-loved rabbit, who goes by the name of Pin-pin. It is pronounced pan-pan, with a very strong French accent, please! Pin-pin has been hugged so much over the past 2 decades, that he is threadbare to the […]

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Lenten Reflection

As Lent begins we reflect on it’s meaning by gathering together every Wednesday for the next five weeks to discuss its meaning and other important topics. Wednesday, 7.30 pm.

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Cafe Church

As Lent starts we’re trying something different with Cafe Church. Come and join us for a morning of coffee or tea, music, a theme and table talk for a reflective move into the Lenten period.  

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