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Christ Church
The third Sunday after Easter we remember Jesus appearing to his disciples, and having to convince them that he was really risen fromn the dead as a man, and not a ghost. Last week our reading told us about Thomas finding it hard to believe, This week Luke's account tells of all the disciples finding it hard to accept, until Jesus asks for some food, and eats broiled fish, proving he is flesh and blood.
We celebrate Jesus rising this Sunday with a service of Morning Worship at 10.30 am and with music played by Steve Bloggs. Do come and join us for the services, and for refreshment afterwards,, as we share news of our community.
For those unable to attend our services, Astrid has prepared a sermon which becomes live on Sunday Morning, so please click on the link below. A copy of her sermon can be downloaded from our news section.
https://youtu.be/wMB3ekJjSsA
Our readings for this Sunday are:
Acts Chapter 3, verses 12-19 Peter heals a cripple, and explains that trust in Jesus makes all things possible
Luke Chapter 24 verses 36-48 Jesus appears to his disciples
Jesus appears to his disciples and convinces them of his rising from the dead, as a living person and not as a ghost, Then he opened their minds to the gospels so that they could understand them.
We still have a desperate need for peace, so continue to pray for peace and an immediate cease fire in Gaza, and an end to the war in the Ukraine.
God of all justice and peace, we cry out to you in the midst of the pain and trauma of violence and fear
which prevails in the Holy Land. Be with those who need you in these days of suffering.
We pray for people of all faiths – Jews, Muslims and Christians and for all people of the land.
While we pray to you, O Lord, for an end to violence and the establishment of peace,
we also call for you to bring justice and equity to the peoples.
Guide us into your kingdom where all people are treated with dignity and honour as your children,
for to all of us you are our heavenly father.
In Jesus’ name we pray.
Amen.
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St George
We have resumed a more normal pattern of services, and singing is now allowed.
The government suggests that you continue to wear a face covering in crowded and enclosed spaces where you may come into contact with other people you do not normally meet. There will be appropriate hygiene measures in place at our services, and please bring your own face covering.
Please see our Services Calendar for further details of our services.
We look forward to welcoming you back to St George's!
Readings for April - June 2024
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Readings for October - December 2023
Readings for July - September 2023
Readings for April - June 2023
Morning Worship Liturgy
If you cannot, or prefer not to attend, please follow along at home using the liturgy provided above, and click the links below for the talk/sermon.
Third Sunday of Easter - 14/04/2024
Astrid's talk for the Third Sunday of Easter
Second Sunday of Easter - 07/04/2024
Astrid's talk for the Second Sunday of Easter
Easter Sunday - 31/03/2024
Astrid's talk for Easter Sunday
Palm Sunday - 24/03/2024
Astrid's talk for Palm Sunday
Passion Sunday - 17/03/2024
Astrid's talk for Passion Sunday
Mothering Sunday - 10/03/2024
Astrid's talk for Mothering Sunday
Third Sunday of Lent - 03/03/2024
Astrid's talk for the Third Sunday of Lent
Second Sunday of Lent - 25/02/2024
Astrid's talk for the Second Sunday of Lent
First Sunday of Lent - 18/02/2024
Astrid's talk for the First Sunday of Lent
Sunday before Lent - 11/02/2024
Astrid's talk for the Sunday before Lent
Second Sunday before Lent - 04/02/2024
Astrid's talk for the Second Sunday before Lent
Candlemas - 28/01/2024
Astrid's talk for Candlemas
Third Sunday of Epiphany - 21/01/2024
Astrid's talk for the Third Sunday of Epiphany
Second Sunday of Epiphany - 14/01/2024
Astrid's talk for the Second Sunday of Epiphany
Baptism of Christ 07/01/2024
Astrid's talk for the Baptism of Christ
First Sunday of Christmas - 31/12/2023
Astrid's talk for the First Sunday of Christmas
Fourth Sunday of Advent
Astrid's talk for the Fourth Sunday of Advent
Third Sunday of Advent - 17/12/2023
Astrid's talk for the Third Sunday of Advent
Second Sunday of Advent - 10/12/2023
Astrid's talk for the Second Sunday of Advent
Advent Sunday - 3/12/2023
Astrid's talk for Advent Sunday
In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation
click the following links for more information:
The Archbishop of Canterbury’s national broadcast, Sunday 22nd March 2020
A National Call to Prayer, Sunday 22nd March
Prayers and intercessions for use at home
“In all of the current troubles, and they are very serious troubles, looking inwards will only reveal the limits of our own resources, and lead to deeper fear and selfishness.
“Acting in love found from God in Jesus Christ will do the exact reverse. As we look out from ourselves in love, we can enable people to find the place of their nurture, not their historic place but a new place where they meet God and find his consolation.
“As we share our consolation the mother love of God will enfold them. As we love the poor, go and give to a foodbank, call on someone who is isolated, do their shopping, pray with and for them from a distance, we will find that we are deeply consoled by our own gift of consolation."
\- Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury
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