The Church at the Crossroads
To welcome in 2021, we have received this beautiful family photo of Pastor Philippe Ouedraogo and his wife Josephine with the AEAD Family. AEAD is the Association Evangelique d’Appui au Developpement who we work with in Burkina Faso. You can
January sees us continue our series in Hebrews. We also have provisional plans to restart Sunday evening services, but as always, these are subject to review and the latest restrictions. Don’t forget to book your seats and Sunday school places
There’s a bit of a mixture of services this month, between Christmas events and Covid restrictions, so we’ve outlined the services for December below, to help you plan ahead. They can also be found in the monthly news sheet, but
Join us online via Facebook or YouTube, for our live broadcast this Sunday. For our Sunday school classes, you can still enjoy the activities and videos for this week’s stories: N-P2 P3-P4 P5-P7 Birth of JesusYouTube: Jesus is Born Luke
Join us online via Facebook or YouTube, for our live broadcast this Sunday. For our Sunday school classes, you can still enjoy the activities and videos for this week’s stories: N-P2 P3-P4 P5-P7 Moses – ten commandmentshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TxkWgZS_jE Joseph – Pharaoh’s
The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (PCI) has called together the whole of the PCI, to join together in prayer this weekend, 27th-29th November 2020. As we join together in prayer from our own homes, use the topics
We are still in the midst of busyness, but stepping back for a few minutes one cannot help to marvel at the amazing strength and resilience that we are witnessing in the community. In March South Africa implemented one of
Are you dreading Halloween and the huge push of spooky masks, pumpkins and ghoulish parties? Or if you’re like me, you grew up with a bit of Halloween fun. Some masks, a big bowl of monkey nuts, toffee apples and
We’re obviously all aware of the new restrictions in place in Northern Ireland since Friday to help curb the spread of Covid-19. We want to first of all give thanks to God that Churches are still able to meet, largely