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It was great to be back in church on Easter Sunday following the refurbishment of our main worship space. We had a full house with well over 300 people attending our morning worship.
Easter proclaims the unstoppable love of God. It’s the heart of our faith and the hope of the world. But Easter isn’t just a day: it’s a beginning.
This Easter I pray God will bless us with the gift of faith, hope, courage and joy to share Jesus’ story.
In April 2020 a small but enthusiastic group started meeting, needles in hand, ready to make a difference. Their mission? To knit Worry Monsters!
Claire Banham leads an interactive workshop designed to help us understand how our own thinking can have the power to trip us up.
Our SHARE Team have been busy again shopping for and delivering bags of food to local people in need.
We continue our ‘Getting to Know’ series as we learn a little more about Ire Faks, who you may have seen singing in the choir at 11am services and may have also heard playing the organ.
With the floor newly sanded down, it became clear that the years and layers of varnish liberally mopped onto the floor had also made it onto the bases of the stone pillars.
On Friday 7 March, High Street Youth set off for Burwell House, Cambridgeshire, to spend a weekend together.
Now that some of the messiest work, such as floor sanding and electrical cabling, has been completed, it's time to start repainting and decorating the entire church.
In such a big church it’s a challenge for us all to know everyone. So to help out, we’re starting a ‘getting to know you’ slot. This week we asked Zoe Stewart five questions to learn a little more about her.
In the Bible, the term ‘wilderness’ is a rich metaphor and often holds a negative connotation. It might be that our jobs, homes or communities feel like a place of barren exile. We can experience the wilderness of losing a loved one, being fired or getting ill.