Monday 11th JanUnfinished Sentence. Last week was a bit chaotic with Lockdown 3.0 and trying to find new routines and rhythm for many of us. This week is a new week! So here is an unfinished sentence to reflect on how you would complete it. "THIS WEEK I WOULD LIKE..."Tuesday 12th Jansoul moments. At some point this week pause as you begin to make a hot drink. Turn off the auto-pilot and think about each step of making the drink. Watch the water as you pour it in, watch the drink swirling around as you stir it with a spoon. Watch the steam rising from the surface and feel the warmth. Then as you sip your drink, stop and savour the taste, the feel of the liquid and the warmth, really saviour it.These small moments are soul moments they are good for our wellbeing."STOP, SAVOUR, REALLY SAVOUR, wellbeing"Wednesday 13th JanWeekly Worship Podcast released, exploring the theme of 'Ruth part 1'. Click here to listen.Thursday 14th JanPrayer. You can light a candle online to pray for yourself, for a loved one or for a situation; such as covid, NHS and schools. Click on the 'Light a candle' link to make space to pray.Friday 15th JanCharity of the Week. This week it is actually Alconbury Weald Church and the Diocese of Ely. For more information please click the link.Saturday 16th Jan"but those who wait for God will renew their strength" (Isaiah 40:31a)Sunday 17th JanSong of the Week. This is my choice from our InterActive online service today. 'Behold Him' by Francesca Battistelli, click here to listen/watch.
Weekly Worship podcast from Alconbury Weald Church lead by Revd Rob Paddison. The theme for this week is 'Joy in hardship', focussing on Paul and Barnabas's missionary journey (Acts 11-15).This can be accessed on YouTube, click here to listenThis podcast is based on our recent Sunday InterActive service, which means that there is a connection between the two services. We are currently using our YouTube channel as a hosting option for our Weekly Worship podcast.
This is a short service of Christmas carols, an adaptation of the 'Nativity Rhyme for Christmastime' written by Bob Hartman and three questions I asked members of the church.Click here to listen.
