The Stations of the Cross have formed part of Christian devotion at Passiontide for many centuries because they enable us to engage actively with the path of suffering walked by Jesus. They originated when early Christians visited Jerusalem and wanted to follow literally in the footsteps of Jesus, tracing the path from Pilate’s house to ... Read more
On Holy Saturday, when we remember the day that the world was quiet, the disciples hidden away and Jesus body lay in the tomb, we will gather for Morning Prayer in the church at 8am. After Morning Prayer we will work together to clean, polish and tidy before sharing morning tea before quietly returning home ... Read more
After Morning Prayer we will work together to clean, polish and tidy before sharing morning tea before quietly returning home to ready ourselves for the day to come.
At first light of resurrection day the Easter Fire is kindled and we welcome the dawn of the bright new day that declares that sin and death have been defeated and we are all gathered up into God’s new creation. Things that we wish to release are burned in the Easter Fire, our songs herald ... Read more
Later as the day brightens we celebrate resurrection in another Eucharist. Many people choose to be baptised on Easter Day - it is not too late if you or anyone you know is interested in baptism on this day of celebration. The Church is bright and decorated with flowers, bathed in incense, and resounding with ... Read more
A regular practice of prayer in the morning can help us begin the day in the way in which we want to continue, and creates a strong sense of community amongst those who gather. The Anglican Morning Prayer Office also connects us with people all across the Global Anglican Communion praying in a similar way. ... Read more
A regular practice of prayer in the morning can help us begin the day in the way in which we want to continue, and creates a strong sense of community amongst those who gather. The Anglican Morning Prayer Office also connects us with people all across the Global Anglican Communion praying in a similar way. ... Read more
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A regular practice of prayer in the morning can help us begin the day in the way in which we want to continue, and creates a strong sense of community amongst those who gather. The Anglican Morning Prayer Office also connects us with people all across the Global Anglican Communion praying in a similar way. ... Read more
Attend in person. The Wednesday communion service has historically been known at St Andrew’s as the Healing Eucharist. Often while we recognise that Jesus’ ministry was one of teaching and healing, we are not always as comfortable in seeing healing as part of the ministry of the church today. Yet our faith is a living ... Read more
As part of our Lenten discipline Marian Free will offer two presentations on the letters of Paul. The first (6 March) will look at why Paul is difficult to understand and the second (3 April) will examine letter writing and the Pauline communities. A third session (for Mother's Union in April) will look at one ... Read more
A regular practice of prayer in the morning can help us begin the day in the way in which we want to continue, and creates a strong sense of community amongst those who gather. The Anglican Morning Prayer Office also connects us with people all across the Global Anglican Communion praying in a similar way. ... Read more
A regular practice of prayer in the morning can help us begin the day in the way in which we want to continue, and creates a strong sense of community amongst those who gather. The Anglican Morning Prayer Office also connects us with people all across the Global Anglican Communion praying in a similar way. ... Read more
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