John 6:35 Good News Translation 35 “I am the bread of life,” Jesus told them. “Those who come to me will never be hungry; those who believe in me will never be thirsty. I have always thought that this passage in the gospel of John, that we have just heard today, is somewhat of a ‘superstar’ passage […]
On the day (7th January) when we celebrated the visit of wise men from foreign lands to the Christ child, we were delighted to welcome into membership Dee Asllani from Turkey, Kenneth Watson from South Africa and Adedayo Alabi from Nigeria. All are welcome here.
Watch the video and sign the petition to help us be part of a nuclear free future. http://www.jointpublicissues.org.uk/nuclearbansigned/
By Revd Shelagh Pollard It was a sobering sight – arriving at church on Sunday morning in St. Etienne to see 4 soldiers at the entrance, weapons at the ready, protecting the building, as indeed they are protecting all religious buildings at this time of heightened security. Our friends in the congregation have come to […]
We meet every Sunday at 10.30 am for worship, we welcome you, your friends and family to join us for a welcoming, open service with coffee and fellowship afterwards. Creche facilities are available. Sunday 2nd July Revd Ken Graham Sunday 9th July Revd Shelagh Pollard followed by table talk at 12 noon led by Mr […]
We are refurbishing our cafe… and will reopen on Monday 24th July with a brand new look café, community cooking sessions, evening restaurant service and much more! in partnership with: …thank you for your patience and we look forward to seeing you soon!
Williams Pantycelyn: The Longing and the Legacy Professor E. Wyn James Wednesday 12th July, 7.30 pm This year sees the 300th anniversary of the birth of the great hymn-writer, William Williams (1717–91) of Pantycelyn. He is a one the giants of Welsh religious and cultural life. According to one literary critic he was ‘the greatest […]
Last weekend we joined up with Ebeneser Welsh Congregational who use our building to do a joint flower decoration for the Eglwys Dewi Sant flower festival. The flowers celebrate Welsh Saint Beuno. St. Beuno was a preacher/missionary who founded a monastery at Clynnog, Gwynedd. The cascading arrangements leading down to floor level represent water supplying […]
“God does the impossible” Genesis 18: 1 – 15 (Sarah) Psalm 116 (life from death) Romans 5.1 – 8 Matthew 9.35 – 10.8 (The men Jesus called) I saw a sign outside an electrical repair shop. It read The impossible we attend to at once; miracles take a little longer. We’ve all seen signs like […]
Call to Worship This is the day that the Lord has made, we will rejoice and be glad in it. What can I offer to the Lord for all his goodness to me? I will give you a sacrifice of thanksgiving and offer my prayers to you. In the assembly of all your people I […]
