Those who normally meet for prayer but are prevented from doing so by the Coronavirus crisis are nevertheless still faithfully praying at home for those who are sick.

Morning Prayer with God in the stillness of his house led either by Judith or Janet while Rev’d Caroline is still recovering  Halleluiah! Jesus is risen! He is risen indeed! Halleluiah! 

Worship and praise to God our Father and Creator, to Jesus his Son who rescued us for eternal life with him, and his Holy Spirit who gives us strength. Halleluiah, Jesus is risen! He is risen indeed Halleluia!

You can join in the Zoom service at 11.15 every Sunday. Give your email address to Judith Gibbons on nannaji@hotmail.co.uk  or on 07889 995359 or the Vicar on revcarolinebeckett@gmail.com. Judith will email the order of service to you.  Listen here to the U K Blessing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUtll3mNj5U

A time of being with God in the silence of His house. Of course God listens wherever we are. ‘Prayer is like a telephone for us to talk to Jesus; prayer is like a telephone for us to talk to God; prayer is like a telephone for us to talk to Jesus: pick it up and use it every day. You can shout out loud, you can whisper softly, you can make no noise at all – but he’ll always hear your call. Prayer is like telephone for us to talk to Jesus…pick it up and use it every day.’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rw4pQKOgWw

Mid-week communion said communion has become popular over the years. Be still and know that I am God

Those who normally meet for prayer but are prevented from doing so by the Coronavirus crisis are nevertheless still faithfully praying at home for those who are sick.

Holy Communion in the stillness of God’s House. Jesus is Risen! He is risen indeed Halleluiah!

As Jesus commanded us we celebrate our Lord’s death and resurrection and look forward to his coming again. Halleluia, he is risen! He is risen indeed halleluia!

You can join in the Zoom service at 11.15 every Sunday. Give your email address to Judith Gibbons on nannaji@hotmail.co.uk  or on 07889 995359 or the Vicar on revcarolinebeckett@gmail.com. Judith will email the order of service to you.  Listen here to the U K Blessing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUtll3mNj5U

On the fifth Sunday of each month we will hold a service of praise and worship in St James. The format will vary. It may be e.g. Songs of praise,  a Taize service, a communion service or All-age worship. Come and be prepared to be surprised!

A time of being with God in the silence of His house. Of course God listens wherever we are. ‘Prayer is like a telephone for us to talk to Jesus; prayer is like a telephone for us to talk to God; prayer is like a telephone for us to talk to Jesus: pick it up and use it every day. You can shout out loud, you can whisper softly, you can make no noise at all – but he’ll always hear your call. Prayer is like telephone for us to talk to Jesus…pick it up and use it every day.’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rw4pQKOgWw

Mid-week communion said communion has become popular over the years. Be still and know that I am God

It’s the Jubilee weekend! Celebrate 70 years of Queen Elizabeth’s reign by hearing quotations from Her Majesty’s speeches giving telling evidence of her firm Christian faith, interspersed with hymns from her wedding and Coronation, and music sung by the choirs of the town

Those who normally meet for prayer but are prevented from doing so by the Coronavirus crisis are nevertheless still faithfully praying at home for those who are sick.

Meet with God in the stillness of God’s house in Holy Communion

Worship for all the family (but without communion). Clap your hands, all you nations; shout to God with cries of joy. Psalm 47

You can join in the Zoom service at 11.15 every Sunday. Give your email address to Judith Gibbons on nannaji@hotmail.co.uk  or on 07889 995359 or the Vicar on revcarolinebeckett@gmail.com. Judith will email the order of service to you.  Listen here to the U K Blessing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUtll3mNj5U

A time of being with God in the silence of His house. Of course God listens wherever we are. ‘Prayer is like a telephone for us to talk to Jesus; prayer is like a telephone for us to talk to God; prayer is like a telephone for us to talk to Jesus: pick it up and use it every day. You can shout out loud, you can whisper softly, you can make no noise at all – but he’ll always hear your call. Prayer is like telephone for us to talk to Jesus…pick it up and use it every day.’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rw4pQKOgWw

Mid-week communion said communion has become popular over the years. Be still and know that I am God

Those who normally meet for prayer but are prevented from doing so by the Coronavirus crisis are nevertheless still faithfully praying at home for those who are sick.

Meet with God in the stillness of God’s house.

Halleluiah! Jesus is risen! He is risen indeed Halleluiah! Celebrate Jesus death and resurrection and look forward to his coming again as he commanded us to.

You can join in the Zoom service at 11.15 every Sunday. Give your email address to Judith Gibbons on nannaji@hotmail.co.uk  or on 07889 995359 or the Vicar on revcarolinebeckett@gmail.com. Judith will email the order of service to you.  Listen here to the U K Blessing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUtll3mNj5U

We will be studying Matthew’ Gospel using ‘100 Stand-Alone Bible Studies’ by Penelope Wilcock. Come and learn about Jesus.

A time of being with God in the silence of His house. Of course God listens wherever we are. ‘Prayer is like a telephone for us to talk to Jesus; prayer is like a telephone for us to talk to God; prayer is like a telephone for us to talk to Jesus: pick it up and use it every day. You can shout out loud, you can whisper softly, you can make no noise at all – but he’ll always hear your call. Prayer is like telephone for us to talk to Jesus…pick it up and use it every day.’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rw4pQKOgWw

A time to come closer to God as we learn more from God’s word.

Mid-week communion said communion has become popular over the years. Be still and know that I am God

Those who normally meet for prayer but are prevented from doing so by the Coronavirus crisis are nevertheless still faithfully praying at home for those who are sick.

Communion in the stillness of God’s House. Jesus is risen! He is risen indeed Halleluia!

Note: from the end of June All Saints will be closed for repairs to the tower and for the building of the new kitchenette and disabled toilet which is likely to take until the middle of 2023. While All Saints is closed all services will be in St James.