An opportunity to meet in the home of one of our church members to reflect on Bible passages and what they mean in our lives today.

During the service we will commemorate Jesus's Last Supper by sharing bread and wine as symbols of His body and blood, and celebrating His sacrifice and resurrection.
Anyone who has been baptised is welcome to take Communion, or if not, to receive a blessing from our Minister.

Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent, a 40 day period of penance and preparation for Easter.
During the service, the foreheads of worshippers are marked by the minister with a cross of ashes, symbolising mortality and repentance.

During the service we will commemorate Jesus's last supper by sharing bread and wine as symbols of His body and blood, and celebrating His sacrifice and resurrection.
Anyone who has been baptised is welcome to take Communion, or if not, to receive a blessing from our Minister, Rev. Dr. Robert Bates (retired Methodist Minister.)

This is an annual event, and this year features a service prepared by Christian women from Nigeria.
The theme is "I will give you rest, come", based on biblical scripture from Matthew 11: 28-30.
This international, ecumenical movement brings together people in over 170 countries to pray for justice and peace.
Hot food and drink will be provided after the service.

During the service we will commemorate Jesus's last supper by sharing bread and wine as symbols of His body and blood, and celebrating His sacrifice and resurrection.
Anyone who has been baptised is welcome to take Communion, or if not, to receive a blessing from our Minister.

During the service we will commemorate Jesus's Last Supper by sharing bread and wine as symbols of His body and blood, and celebrating His sacrifice and resurrection.
Anyone who has been baptised is welcome to take Communion, or if not, to receive a blessing from our Minister.