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Paul wrote letters long before emails and WhatsApp. This Sunday we start a series dipping in to two of them.

It’s been a busy summer at High with lots of activities and events going on!

This Summer, in our all-age services, we will be looking at different aspects of the natural world around us and hearing from church members with a passion for creation.

This week we caught up with Claire Lewis-Lim, one of the talented musicians who plays at our informal services.

Our annual Train Fun Day is one of most popular charity events we run each year.

We're continuing our ‘Getting to Know…’ series by learning a little more about Ian Greenshields, one of our youth team volunteers.

It has been a joy to develop links with local care homes and bring worship to where people are, often in lounges with residents sat in armchairs or wheelchairs.

The final of our three new stewards, Sharat Williams, tells us a little more about himself.

This week we have asked Rebecca Jackson-Robbins, another of our new Stewards to tell us more about themselves.

Each year, Bible Month encourages us to take some time to really get to grips with one book of the Bible. This year, we are taking four weeks to explore the Gospel of John.

Church member Queenie So is one of the latest recruits to our Stewarding Team. Queenie tells us more about herself:

This five-week, experience-based course is designed forathose searching for meaning, using accessible, Bible-based Taketime meditations to guide you along the way.

As summer approaches many of us start to look forward to the school holidays and are making plans to get away, to visit family and friends and for days out, but Summer is not a time of joy for everyone.

Church Member, Derek Bird, makes beautiful icons, which have more significance than we might imagine. 

Over 350 people accepted our invitation to join us in the church on Saturday 10 May, as we celebrated our new church space with a Community Fun Day.

As part of our Shaped For Mission project, the red chairs that used to be in our church were donated to a Methodist mission in Ghana, where quality wooden furniture is hard to obtain.

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.