This week’s Sunday service of Holy Communion at St. Oswald’s starts at 10am and last around 40 minutes. The service and sermon will be led by the Vicar on the theme of taking up one’s cross and following Christ. There is a small play area at the back of church for young children. Afterwards, there…
We had a good PCC meeting at church this evening.
The minutes will go up at the back of church in due course.
Last week we heard the gospel story about the washing of hands – about how ritual washing put people inside or outside the accepted understanding of ritual cleanliness. Jesus argues with the Pharisees, who were shocked that the disciples were eating without washing their hands. This made them unclean as understood by the rituals of…
This week’s Sunday service of Holy Communion will be led by the Vicar. It will start at 10am and last around 40 minutes. Afterwards, there will be tea and coffee for those who wish to stay and chat. You are most welcome! The Vicar’s Sunday afternoon sermon will be uploaded to the blog at 2pm…
Proper 17 John Smyth was a leading UK Barrister and a christian; a moral crusader who fought legal battles for “Christian values” in the courts; well known and highly respected. Between 1974 and 1981, he was the chairman of the Iwerne Trust which recruited young men who were the brightest and best from the most…
Sunday morning worship at St. Oswald’s starts at 10am and will last around 40 minutes followed by tea and coffee. The Vicar will celebrate Holy Communion and Rev’d Canon Michael Ratcliffe will preach. You are most welcome! The Vicar’s Sunday afternoon sermon will be uploaded to the blog at 2pm. Rev’d Suzanne Vernon-Yorke leads the…
I was lucky enough to be brought up in Kendal. Looking back, I can see that it was a lovely place to be, although I didn’t really appreciate it as a teenager; it seemed you couldn’t go into town without a teacher who was still waiting for your homework! The town motto of Kendal is…
St. Oswald’s Sunday morning service starts at 10am and will last around 40 minutes followed by tea and coffee. The Vicar will lead the service and preach on the subject of Holy Communion. You are most welcome! The Vicar’s Sunday afternoon sermon, ‘Holy Things” will be uploaded to the blog at 2pm. The online church…