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LATEST SERMONS
John kicks off a new sermon series where we will be looking at the Gospel of Mark. In this first sermon, John looks at the beginning or the good news of Jesus Christ and asks ‘Who is Jesus’?
John concludes our Advent and Christmas sermon series where we have been looking at ‘joy’. In this sermon he focuses on the complete joy of the shepherds.
Visiting preacher James Hutchings continues to explore our advent theme, ‘Attentive to Joy.’ Through the Gospel of John, James focuses on Increasing Your Joy.
John kicks off a new sermon series where we will be looking at the Gospel of Mark. In this first sermon, John looks at the beginning or the good news of Jesus Christ and asks ‘Who is Jesus’?
John concludes our Advent and Christmas sermon series where we have been looking at ‘joy’. In this sermon he focuses on the complete joy of the shepherds.
Visiting preacher James Hutchings continues to explore our advent theme, ‘Attentive to Joy.’ Through the Gospel of John, James focuses on Increasing Your Joy.
John continues to look at our advent theme, ‘Attentive to Joy.’ Through the Gospel of Luke and the Magnificat, John explores Joy Through Singing.
Teri-Anne continues to explore our advent theme, ‘Attentive to Joy.’ Through the Gospel of Matthew, Teri-Anne looks at Following Children into Joy.
John begins a new sermon series for advent where our theme is ‘Attentive to Joy.’ Through Anna and Simeon in the Gospel of Luke, John explores Joy and Lament Held Together.
Visiting Preacher, Anna Evans, invites us to open up our hearts and receive the King of Glory and the spark of the Holy Spirit.
Come to Jesus, the true shepherd, and you will lack nothing.
The Archdeacon of Middlesex, Richard Frank, delivers our Remembrance Sunday message.
Grace is what really counts. Grace is in Christ, with Christ and for Christ. It is what shapes all that we are as Christians.
No matter what we’ve done or where we’ve been we are called to be free and to love one another and to serve one another.
Freedom in Christ is not just a personal reality but a calling to achieve redemption for others.
