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New Starts Sunday
jonathan Wed, 31/08/2022 - 10:41
You are invited to our New Starts Sunday at 10am on Sunday 4th September. Ready for the start of the new school year, we'll be praying for all people facing 'new starts' in life, and 'blessing the backpacks' (or briefcases or book bags ...). There will be something to make and take away, for those who want to.
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Sermon summary 25 Feb 2018
Aidan Wed, 28/02/2018 - 11:49
Last Sunday we studied the passage of Ephesians 2:v1-10 taking a brief tour of the heights of God's grace in Jesus' death and resurrection.
The passage emphasizes the futility of trying to attain our own salvation by comparing us to a corpse and reveals the incredible worth that God gives us demonstrated in our new position in the heavens.
It is from this position that we have been given good works to do, not to repay God, but now we are no longer 'dead' we are able to do them!
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Chaplaincy - The New Frontline Mission
Skychaplain Mon, 02/03/2015 - 12:07
Christian Ministers sometimes ask themselves how relevant, how connected, their ministry (and that of their church) is. At least I did, as a church-based minister - and still feel this question is important, as the world changes fast and the Church seeks to catch up, and maintain a missional and evangelistic edge.
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A loud A-Men
herb payne Tue, 08/07/2014 - 20:42
After a break of over 40 years, The A-Men are getting back together to perform a set of vintage gospel pop songs at Café Vivo in Basingstoke on 3rd August. Not to be missed, probably never to be repeated...
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Ascension - a neglected day, or a wonderful day?
Skychaplain Wed, 28/05/2014 - 16:11
Ascension Day (celebrated tomorrow as I write this), is always on a Thursday. At Junior School, it stood out for me (being at a C of E school) as a day for a compulsory service at the Parish Church, which I quite enjoyed, and then a day off school (which I enjoyed even more....!)