Worship Week by Week

The Supper at Emmaus by Roy de Maistre Late on Easter evening two disciples have returned to Jerusalem with exciting news after their walk to … Read more Worship for Sunday 18th April 2021, by Deacon Pru Cahill

Call to worship Thomas It was late that Sunday evening when I returned to my brothers, thinking to find them still grieving as I was. … Read more Worship for Sunday 11th April 2021, by Rev. Krystyna Kwarciak

Call to worship: Alleluia! Christ is risen. He is risen indeed. Alleluia! Hymn: Jesus Christ is risen today Jesus Christ is risen today, Alleluia, our … Read more Worship for Easter Sunday 2021, by Rev. Joy Rulton

  Opening prayer Saviour of the world, What have you done to deserve this? And what have we done to deserve you? Strung up between … Read more Worship for Good Friday 2nd April 2021, by Rev. Joy Rulton

A Liturgy for Palm Sunday Please have to hand, if possible, a Palm Cross. Welcome to Palm Sunday, a morning normally spent in church shouting … Read more Worship for Sunday 28th March 2021, by Rev. Sue Williams

We come to God, who wants us to flourish. We come to God, who writes the law of life into every heartbeat. We come to … Read more Worship for Sunday 21st March, by Rev. Ken Stokes

Mothering Sunday Mothering Sunday is a tradition dating from the Middle Ages. Originally a time to focus on ‘mother church’, it became a day when … Read more Worship for Sunday 14th March, by Rev. Joy Rutlon

Call to worship Who is this who enters the doors of our temple, who overturns the tables, strews silver and gold on the floor, frees … Read more Worship for Sunday 7th March 2021, by Rev. Krystyna Kwarciak

The Second Sunday in Lent  ‘What’s in a Name’ Opening sentence: But now thus says the Lord, he who created you, O Jacob, he who … Read more Worship for Sunday 28th February, by Rev. Sue Williams

First Sunday in Lent Call to Worship As darkness gives way to light and winter sleep to fresh beginnings, We come today to be reminded … Read more Worship for Sunday 21st February 2021, by Rev. Caroline Wickens