Faith in the workplace seminar

Saturday 13 November, 9:45am-11:45am.

Many of us spend more waking hours at work than we do with family and friends. How are we to think about our work as Christians? How are we are to handle tensions at work? This seminar will offer a chance to think about a theology of work and practical wisdom for the workplace. It will be of interest to people in paid employment and also those who are busy, but not in a paid capacity. We will meet in the church hall. Please sign up below

Autumn Termcard

We would love you to join us at St Stephen’s this Autumn. The attached file shows details of our upcoming activities. Highlights include:

  • A Sunday sermon series looking at the first 7 chapters of the book of Matthew which shows us Jesus bursting onto the scene as he begins his public ministry

  • Home groups looking together at the book of Exodus and the privillege of being God’s people

  • A new evening service launching on 26 September

  • A new Mums and Tots group launching on 14 September

  • A seminar on being a Christian on the workplace on the morning of Saturday 13 November

  • A Christianity Explored course for those looking into the Christian faith or those wanting to go back over the basics

As far as it is possible and safe to do so we will hold our meetings in person. We will keep zoom links for Sunday services and prayer meetings, but would love you to join us in person if you are able to.

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Why listen to the Bible?

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Few would deny the influence of the Bible on our global culture but many would question its relevance today. Some view it with suspicion, others with nostalgia. Christians believe that the Bible enlightens our path through life. On 27th May at 8pm, we will run an on-line discussion to look at the trustworthiness of the Bible documents and their relevance to modern life. The session will last an hour and offer a mix of spoken input and the chance for questions. Join on the zoom link below or click here: http://tiny.cc/xxewoz

Summer Termcard

We would love you to join us at St Stephen’s this summer. The attached file shows details of our upcoming activities. Highlights include:

  • A Sunday sermon series looking at the first 6 chapters of the book of Acts which take us right back to the earliest days of the church - an exciting time as the faith spread rapidly after Jesus’ ascension.

  • Home groups looking together at the book of Luke

  • A Christianity Explored course for those looking into the Christian faith or those wanting to go back over the basics

  • Plans to launch an evening service in September 2021.

As far as possible and safe we will hold our Sunday meetings in person, with a zoom link for those who are self-isolating or feel uncomfortable coming to church during covid. The small groups will continue to meet on-line until we are allowed to do otherwise.

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Lent Termcard

We would love you to join us at St Stephen’s in 2021. The attached file shows details of our upcoming activities. Highlights include:

  • Home groups looking together at the book of 2 Timothy,

  • A Christianity Explored course for those looking into the Christian faith or those wanting to go back over the basics

  • A Sunday sermon series looking at Jesus’ last words to his disciples in John’s gospel.

  • A Lent course on the Psalms

As far as possible and safe we will hold our meetings in person, all with a zoom link for those who are self-isolating or feel uncomfortable coming to church during covid.

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Malachi: Spiritual energy for a despondent people

Malachi: Spiritual energy for a despondent people

2020 has been a year of frustration and disappointment. It shouldn’t surprise us if that mood of despondency drifts into our spiritual lives.

Over the next few Sundays we are going to be looking at the book of Malachi together in our services. Click the video below to get a 3 minute taster of how Malachi speaks to our current sense of malaise.