How can we hold the love of God, and, the suffering, conflict and pain of the world together? How can we sit and read today’s Gospel passage, Matthew 10:24-39, that speaks both of God’s noticing of the death of a sparrow, but also of violence and family arguments that have arisen out of the Christian…
This week’s Sunday service is led by Father Andrew Moughtin-Mumby, Rector of St Peter’s Church, Walworth. The service includes a minute’s silence to lament the racism experienced by the Windrush generation and other black and UK minority ethnic people. Contributors include the Bishop of Dover and Rt Rev Rose Hudson-Wilkin, who gives the final blessing…
In this weeks Messy Sermon we will be exploring together, the story of God keeping his promises to Abraham. Messy Sermon Activities June 21st Use this weeks Messy Sermon Group Activity to explore the story together as a family. There are prayers and activities for all the family to share and take part in. We…
Lists of names are strange things. They are inclusive and bring people into a story or make it possible for us to remember the history of a place or of an event. Nevertheless, you have to be careful with lists of names – miss someone off and they could be offended. Put someone on and…
The service this Sunday marks the feast of Corpus Christi. The Rev Richard Springer will speak of the agony of the crucified Christ and draw parallels with the pain of those who suffer racism, hunger and homelessness. Join us at 9.00am Sunday or anytime afterwards. At 6.30pm, the St. Oswald’s weekly sermon will be uploaded…
This weeks Messy Sermon Group Activity is exploring the story of Abraham being promised a family. So just how old was Abraham when Isaac was born ? Use this weeks Messy Sermon Group Activity to explore the story together as a family. There are prayers and activities for all the family to share and take…
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It is widely thought that it is impossible to preach about the Trinity without falling into Heresy. It appears to me that Christians have debated the Trinity for almost 2000 years and no-one has yet got it quite right. Some Christian groups don’t believe in the Trinity at all, as the world ‘Trinity’ isn’t mentioned…