‘Look-In’ in Lockdown #54

A Playmobil scene depicting the crowd and the discples on Pentecost

Hello everyone, Welcome to the latest issue of our church newsletter. I hope you are all keeping well and coping as best you can with the current restrictions. Our newsletter will continue to be sent out regularly to help continue

‘Look-In’ in Lockdown #53

‘Look-In’ in Lockdown #52

A small crown of thorns on a Bible with the shadow casting the shape of a heart

‘Look-In’ in Lockdown #51

A window display showing some prayer challenges and the words "prayer is just a chat with God"

‘Look-In’ in Lockdown #50

A Playmobil scene depicting Jesus standing before Thomas showing him his hands and side

‘Look-In’ in Lockdown #49

A Playmobil scene depicting Mary Magdalene recognising the risen Jesus outside the tomb

Holy Week reflection #6 – Hope

A cross on a stone in front of a vase of daffodils and the words "Holy Week reflections"

Where do we see ourselves spiritually at this point in the pandemic in relation to the Easter story? Are we – in pandemic terms – Joseph mourning Jesus’ death and ensuring that he is buried appropriately; or the angel watching

Good Friday virtual walk of witness

Biblical vector illustration series. Way of the Cross or Stations of the Cross, fifth station, Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry his cross.

On Good Friday, we held a virtual walk of witness over on Twitter. If you were unable to follow this over on Twitter, you can find the full text of our walk of witness below: On Good Friday we

‘Look-In’ in Lockdown #48

A Playmobil scene depicting Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem

Hello everyone, Welcome to the latest issue of our church newsletter. I hope you are all keeping well and coping as best you can with the current lockdown restrictions. Our newsletter will continue to be sent out regularly to help

Holy Week reflection #5 – Anguish

We think about sacrifice, sitting with the heartache and suffering of Good Friday before the relief and rejoicing of resurrection on Easter Sunday. Can we appreciate the hills without the valleys? Could Jesus have related to humankind unless he endured