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This week, Mark will be asking the question again, Why Church and looking at how together we are encouraged.

This week, Mark will be asking the question again, Why Church and looking at how together we are a the body of Christ.

This week, Mark will be asking the question again, Why Church and looking at how together we are a church family.

Mark leads our Sanctuary Service and reflects at the start that although the last 16 months has been difficult in many ways, there have also been gifts if we have taken the time to notice them. Peter Heywood will be reading the bible for us. Monica will be speaking from Acts 6 and 7. It’s the last one in the series and Monica will look at the death of Stephen. She encourages us to notice the nudges of the Holy Spirit. Come, pause and pray with us and allow God to restore your soul.

Please join Sarah Couchman at the kitchen table for this week's Sanctuary service.. As we continue our journey through the story of the early church, as found in the book of Acts, Mark will open up a story which starts with a dispute over the dining table, and talks from Acts chapter six about solving the practical problems within community life. How we're all called to be filled with the Holy Spirit, and how there are no superior or lower tasks. He concludes by inviting all of us to step up to the challeng

Waiting and Witnessing. We continue our journey through Acts. Tonight Tom looks at Acts 5 and the importance of obeying God not people.

Sanctuary on Sunday looks at what happens when Christians get locked up (not locked down). Does that shut them up? What do you think? If you’re feeling a bit down or bruised by the world, be cheered by Jeremiah who is thrown down into a muddy pit and the apostles who get a flogging. Words and music from the psalms and other places will lift you out of any pit as will the recorded voice of someone who died more than 110 years ago urging us to fight for the right. And you will hear the voices of them not yet

Waiting and Witnessing. Come and joins us for Wes' very last preach at All Saints.