Today we celebrate the Feast of Epiphany – a little early I know but Easter is early in 2018 – Hence next Sunday we celebrate the Baptism of Our Lord. Anyway, along with Epiphany being the celebration of the gift bearers from the East recognising the Messiah there are many stories or Read More... from The Epiphany of Our Lord –...
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A candy maker in Indiana wanted to make a candy that would be a witness, so he made the Christmas Candy Cane. He incorporated several symbols for the birth, ministry, and death of Jesus Christ. He began with a stick of pure white, hard candy: white to symbolize the Virgin Birth and the Read More... from Fourth Sunday of Advent – 24th...
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As a child I remember that the most difficult part of Christmas was simply waiting for it to come. I really enjoyed the last few weeks of school, after exams had been completed and reports given out it was time for some serious fun at school, with concerts and parties and speech Read More... from Third Sunday of Advent – 17th December...
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Sunday 24 December 2017 – Christmas Eve 8:00am – Sung Eucharist – Advent 4 6:00pm – Family Service and Nativity Monday 25 December 2017 – Christmas Day 8:00am – Sung Eucharist – Christmas Read More... from Christmas Services...
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In the gospel reading for today we are reminded of a surprising (to the world) choice, by God, to deliver the call to repentance and preparation for the coming of the Messiah. His name was John. People knew him locally as the Baptist. Some would say of him that he was a religious Read More... from Second Sunday of Advent – 10th December...
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This week I share with you a story from a sermon written by Pastor Brett Blair – “It is hard for us to understand Jesus’ delay in his coming. God’s time clock is certainly out of sync with ours as Little Jimmy learned one day as he was laying on a hill Read More... from First Sunday of Advent – 3rd December...
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