Sunday 3rd December, 10.30am: What if God was one of us?
Christians believe that Jesus is God. At Christmas time, we remember that God was willing to become human and live among us. In our service this morning we'll consider why this happened and also why God would choose to leave heaven behind to come to live among us.
Sunday 10th December, 10.30am: Hope when things feel hopeless
The nativity story is like an episode of Eastenders. It's full of hardship, misery and pain but in the midst of this, the saviour of the world is waiting to be born. Into these dark times, the light of the world is born bringing hope in the stress and angst of life. In our service this morning we will consider how the nativity is so relevant today with the struggles that people are facing in this post pandemic, cost of living affected and war torn world. Where do we look for hope when we are struggling?
Sunday 17th December, 10.30am: Nativity Service
In our service this morning the children will show and tell us the nativity story and we will learn more about it together. There will also be an opportunity for those who would like to, to engage in some craft activities together
Christmas Eve Carols & Candlelight, 4pm
What is the Hope in which a Weary World Rejoices? Don't miss the Carols and Candlelight this Christmas Eve as we take a fun, relaxed and light hearted look at the Nativity story. Everyone is welcome.
Christmas Day, 10am: Happy Birthday Jesus!
This short, fun service will be suitable for people of all ages and will be a great opportunity for us to celebrate the birth of our saviour together.
