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SUNDAY 19 APRIL
9.30am Holy Communion
11am Praise Holy Communion
4pm Prayer & Praise
6.30pm Evensong
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SUNDAY 19 APRIL
9.30am Holy Communion
11am Praise Holy Communion
4pm Prayer & Praise
6.30pm Evensong
Midweek Holy Communion is on Wednesday at 11.30am, followed by a light lunch.
Are you caring for a baby or toddler on a Thursday morning and would you like friendship, a cup of tea and somewhere for your child to play? We also provide a craft activity, a story and songs. If so, please come and try Oasis in St Mary’s Church from 10am – 11.30am on Thursdays. We will be looking out for you and you will be made welcome.
Connect is a new monthly youth evening during term time, held on the second Sunday of each month. It’s a relaxed space for young people to grow, build friendships, and explore faith together.
Dates for the rest of the term are: 8 March, 10 May, 14 June and 12 July.
Expect games, music, snacks and more for young people in year 5 and upwards.
On Sunday 19 April we start a new sermon series where we will be looking at how we live in the light of the resurrection.
Here is the schedule of readings:
19 April
John 20:11-18
We see differently:
People of Resurrection Vision
26 April
John 21:4-19
We are restored:
People of Hope
3 May
Matthew 28:16-20
We are sent:
People of Purpose
10 May
John 20:19-31
We are transformed:
People of New Creation
17 May
Luke 24:44-52
We learn to wait:
People of Dependence
24 May
Acts 2:1-21
We are empowered:
People of the Spirit
31 May
John 16:12-15
We belong to God:
Drawn into God’s life.
Starting on 8 February at 4.30pm, Connect is a new monthly youth evening during term time, held on the second Sunday of each month. It’s a relaxed space for young people to grow, build friendships, and explore faith together.
Dates for the rest of the term are: 8 Feb, 8 March, 10 May, 14 June and 12 July.
Expect games, music, snacks and more for young people in year 5 and upwards.
You may have noticed that the lights outside the church are still up. This is quite intentional, and they will stay in place until Candlemas (2 February). In the darker part of the year, they offer a welcome sense of light and continue to symbolise the light of Jesus revealed in the Epiphany season.
Thank you to Peter Sait for the wonderful photo.