A Christ-the-King/Stir-up-Sunday mash up
We look at Luke 23:33-43 and consider what connects the feast of Christ the King and the Prayer Book Stir Up Sunday. Spoiler Alert! It has nothing to do with puddings!
We look at Luke 23:33-43 and consider what connects the feast of Christ the King and the Prayer Book Stir Up Sunday. Spoiler Alert! It has nothing to do with puddings!
Are we all just worthless slaves? Luke 17:5-10 Join us, and our special guest Revd Linzi Blundell, as we look at the surprising parable from Jesus, and making trees walk into the sea!
Luke 2:22-40 The Presentation of Christ. We imagine what it was like in the temple and how Simeon and Anna felt after waiting for so many years
Today is Stir Up Sunday. It’s ‘Making the Christmas Pudding’ day. Full disclosure here – I may be an avid watcher of The Great British Bake Off, but I have absolutely no idea how to make a Christmas Pudding. I don’t really understand why you would bother when you can just buy one from M&S…
We look at the story of Bartimaeus from Mark 10:46-52 and what it tells us about dealing with interruptions, human dignity, and why some call him ‘the last disciple’
12noon – 1pm We gather to eat hot cross buns and chat. 1pm-2pm Around the cross we hear meditations from those who were there watching. We respond with the singing of hymns and there is space for your own reflections whilst we listen to music sung by our professional choir members. 2pm-3pm Around the cross…
Theme: James Chapter 2 In our discussion this time we consider whether James was being unfair to wealthy people and whether Luther was right or wrong about faith and action.